Seaford Star news

10/09/2025

Send in your pet's photo and reserve an ad for your pet related business. Email [email protected] for more info.

10/09/2025

https://starpublications.online/woodbridge-prioritizes-student-needs-communication-with-community-amidst-plans-for-new-middle-school/

Woodbridge prioritizes student needs, communication with community amidst plans for new middle schoolBy Carson WilliamsonAccording to information from the United States Census Bureau, Delaware saw a 1.5 percent increase in population. This comes after the four percent increase in population between....

10/09/2025

This week in the Seaford Star (10/9): Pink Ribbon Walk held in Seaford; Woodbridge School District prioritizes student needs, communication with community amidst plans for new middle school; Breast Cancer Awareness section; more Fall Harvest Festival photos; Woodbridge homecoming pictures; and much more.

10/04/2025

The Wings and Wheels Festival took place today in Georgetown. More pictures only in next week's Stars (10/9), the publishers of this year's Wings and Wheels program. Photos by Mike McClure

10/01/2025

This week in the Seaford Star (10/2): Fall Harvest Festival held in Seaford; Seaford School District Hall of Fame Class of 2025 announced at Seaford Council meeting; Apple Scrapple Festival section; Seaford and Sussex Tech Teacher of the Year stories; Millsboro-Georgetown section; Blades to participate in Wreaths Across America; and much more.

09/29/2025

09/29/2025

Closure of the Woodland Ferry

Seaford – The Delaware Department of Transportation announces the Woodland Ferry will be shut down for the underwater inspection of the ferry hull and ferry slips on Oct 2nd and Oct 3rd (weather permitting)

09/26/2025

Show your support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month with an ad in the Star's Breast Cancer Awareness section. Email [email protected] for more info.

09/26/2025

North Millsboro Bypass Opening



Millsboro – The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces that the new North Millsboro Bypass will open Friday, September 26, 2025.



With the opening of the bypass, motorists should be aware of the following permanent roadway changes:

The intersection of Jersey Road at SR 24 and Hollyville Road will be permanently closed.
Jersey Road will be converted to a cul-de-sac at this location.
The intersection and connecting portions of SR 24 and Hollyville Road will be removed.
The section of Betts Pond Road between Fox Run Road and US 113 will reopen in its new configuration. There will no longer be direct access to US 113 from Betts Pond Road, as it will end in a cul-de-sac. A new ramp from Betts Pond Road will connect to the bypass at a signalized intersection. From this point, motorists can:
Head across the bypass to access US 113 northbound
Turn left to access SR 20 and the ramp to US 113 southbound
Turn right onto the new bypass to SR 24 eastbound


The bypass is designed to improve traffic flow and safety by redirecting through-traffic away from local roads. Drivers are encouraged to use the new roadway and remain alert as traffic patterns adjust.