If Delaware keeps spending more than it’s bringing in, we could run out of money to cover yearly expenses in 2 years! That’s not my opinion — that’s straight from DEFAC, the state’s own financial advisory council. This is exactly why I’ve been talking about overspending for years and proposing legislation to limit spending. Because once you’re in the red, …
Victory for Property Rights in Milford! A huge thank you to Milford City Council for working to restrict the use of eminent domain for recreational purposes — both inside and outside city limits. This new charter language ensures that property owners are protected from having their land taken for parks, trails, or other recreational uses. Thank you Councilman Jason James …
We had so much fun celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Riverwalk Farmer’s Market this weekend! So many amazing vendors showed up this year — thank you all for being a part of it! Make sure to stop by every Saturday starting at 9 a.m. in Downtown Milford to shop local and support our community! Big thanks to @BringTheNoisePhotography for …
Please join us on May 26, 2025 at 10:30 AM for the Milford Memorial Day Ceremony at Milford High School. This special community gathering is a time to remember and honor our fallen heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. A heartfelt thank you to the incredible committee of local volunteers who brought this event back to life …
Thank you to everyone who spoke out, Your voices are making a difference! To all the Delaware residents who were outspoken about the outrageous spending on Legislative Hall renovations and the $33 million parking garage — THANK YOU! Here’s the latest: The committee — made up of lawmakers and legislative staffers — voted Monday to formally pause the $96 million …
Last week during Easter break, we continued working on our bill HB 113 to deny pensions to educators and school staff convicted of child abuse or solicitation. We met with the Office of Pensions to make sure everything lines up perfectly with the legal requirements and got great news — the signatures needed for our bill to move out of …
According to Delaware Public Media, the vast majority of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds—money meant to help people struggling from job losses, income reductions, and family tragedies—was instead spent on one-time infrastructure projects for state buildings. $1 BILLION in federal funds 75% of it went to government buildings and their partners for building improvements. Here’s some highlights: $72 million …
Creating Transparency in Our Local Elections Political Action Committees (PACs) are often used as a way for individuals and organizations to donate large sums of money to candidates while hiding their true interests and donors. In the last election cycle, across Sussex County, we saw a group called Preserve Sussex. From the name, you’d think they stand for responsible growth …
At the Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts, one can find The First Thanksgiving at Plymouth painting from 1914 by Jeanne Augusta Brunscombe. This oil-on-canvas artwork depicts the first Thanksgiving in 1621, capturing a modernized, idealized portrayal of English settlers and Native Americans celebrating their first harvest together, symbolizing friendship and gratitude. Within the museum, visitors can also explore artifacts …
For over 20 years, one party across Delaware’s executive, judicial, and legislative branch have produced the single mindset of expanding government in our state. By increasing the dependency on government, and in doing so taking the place of and limiting the impact of non-government entities in our communities, we have seen a decline in the very principles that have created …
