Lewes Mayor and City Council sets public hearing March 7
Nick Roth | February 18, 2022
Under a proposed ordinance relating to museums and outdoor exhibitions, the menhaden fishing net reel would be allowed to stay on the Lewes Historical Society campus. NICK ROTH PHOTO
The historic menhaden fishing net reel would be allowed to stay on the Lewes Historical Society campus if a proposed ordinance is passed by mayor and city council.
Lewes officials set a public hearing for Monday, March 7, to receive comments on an ordinance to amend city code related to museums and museum exhibitions.
Read the entire Cape Gazette articlehere.Watch the WBOC-TV news segment here.
Student Ian Mifflin, center, is congratulated by Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice member Alicia Jones and Sussex Consortium Assistant Principal Michael Thompson. Student Emmanuel Brice did not wish to be photographed. SUBMITTED PHOTO
The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice recently honored students Ian Mifflin and Emmanuel Brice for their demonstration of leadership, improvement, effort and excellence.
If you missed it (or just want to view it again) the February Town Hall Celebrating Black History in Delaware and Sussex County is available for viewing on the SDARJ YouTube channel at:https://youtu.be/KBvy6suBTmE
It’s Letters release day! In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, Charlotte King, the Chair of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ), graces our first cover for 2022. Check it out here: https://conta.cc/3gsWY4R