In an interview from 2018, the now incumbent State Representative Shupe said, “I believe that divisive politics is hurting our communities and the people of our district deserve a candidate that has worked alongside individuals from all political parties and parts of our communities to work towards a better quality of life for all.” Beyond direct health and economic concerns, …
Since long before anyone had heard of COVID-19, Representative Shupe championed systematic improvements to our community’s healthcare system; the most notable is his partnership as Mayor of Milford with Bayhealth to make the Bayhealth Sussex Campus a reality. Investing in the development of our healthcare workforce Shupe drafted and passed legislation to fund scholarships for nursing students in Delaware and …
Though it was a necessary precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19, businesses have been hit hard by the shut-down enacted by Governor Carney . While many big box stores were granted the ability to shift procedures and adjust their public faces to continue functioning, most small businesses were left in the dark. Shupe used his experience as a small …
Water, traffic, lack of doctors among area’s biggest issues By Melissa Steele, Cape Gazette February 19, 2020 Going door-to-door in the 36th Representative District, incumbent Rep. Bryan Shupe, R-Milford, has learned firsthand about water problems facing his constituents. “One woman in Ellendale had a 4-month-old, and she told me she uses bottled water to bathe her child because of the …
Delaware lawmakers are hopeful that a bill to provide a Health Care Provider Loan Repayment Program will attract more primary care physicians to the state. House Bill 257, a bipartisan led effort, would help pay off student loan debt for new primary care physicians who practice in the state of Delaware. Over the course of the past few years, it …
It has been an honor to represent you over the last year in the Delaware General Assembly. I have been humbled by not only the support of residents in our community, but their willingness to help get the job done. With your help we have created community-driven solutions to challenges that we face right here in the 36th District. Through …
Coming in 2020 – An all way stop will be added to SR 30 (Cedar Creek Road) & Johnson Road, south of the Bayhealth Hospital, Sussex Campus. DelDOT Traffic has been actively working on a safety evaluation for the intersection of SR 30 (Cedar Creek Road) & Johnson Road. This intersection was originally studied under DelDOT’s High Risk Rural Roads …
Fur Baby Pet Resort to renovate vacant building for expansion Nov 21st, 2019 · by Jennifer Antonik, Delaware State News Fur Baby Pet Resort Manager Rebecca Nicholson, Owners Sherry and Bryan Shupe, and Jeff Bowers of Bowers Group stand inside the former Growmark FS, LLC. building on NE Front Street in Milford before renovations begin. Delaware State News/Jennifer Antonik MILFORD …
Delaware bill could have kept Iron Hill’s new location in state By Rob Petree, WGMD – October 1, 2019 701 Exterior rendering for Iron Hill’s Brewery & Taphouse in Exton, PA After Iron Hill Brewery announced that it’s relocating its latest location out of state due to a law limiting how many a company operate, one Delaware State Rep. has …
Bayhealth has received $750,000 in federal grant funds from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to develop rural residency programs. HRSA awarded approximately $20 million in Rural Residency Planning and Development Program (RRPD) grants to recipients across 21 states. The health system was among 27 nationwide that will receive …
