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Nick Roth

Nick Roth

Sports Editor / Lewes Beat Reporter at Cape Gazette

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Cape fashion pathway to be phased out

Cape teacher Alayna Aiken said her initial reaction to learning she was going to teach students to sew was not a positive one. “I was like, ‘Oh no, I don’t want to do it. I need to teach something way more academic than sewing,’” she said at a...
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Dunes Hotel demo’d to make way for condos

The former Dunes Hotel and and Sea Esta Motel on the Forgotten Mile is being demolished to make way for condos. The 0.68-acre property, located on Route 1 northwest of Dewey Beach, sold May 28 to EVG-UDC Ventures LLC for $2.75 million. The LLC is a...
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Dunes Hotel demo’d to make way for condos

The former Dunes Hotel and and Sea Esta Motel on the Forgotten Mile is being demolished to make way for condos. The 0.68-acre property, located on Route 1 northwest of Dewey Beach, sold May 28 to EVG-UDC Ventures LLC for $2.75 million. The LLC is a...
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Planet Fitness coming to Rehoboth Beach

Planet Fitness is planning to take over the former location of Bed Bath & Beyond in the Rehoboth Gateway shopping center off Route 1 outside Rehoboth Beach. “We’re incredibly excited to bring Planet Fitness to the Rehoboth Beach community,” said...
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Former M&T Bank demo’d in Forgotten Mile

The former M&T Bank on Route 1 in the Forgotten Mile just north of Dewey Beach is no more. Demolition crews took down the small building July 30, as part of the first step to redevelop the property into seven luxury single-family homes. The 0.7-...
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Temporary traffic cameras offer eyes in the sky for DelDOT

Temporary traffic cameras have popped up along Route 1 north of Lewes, providing the Delaware Department of Transportation and the public with new views of what’s happening on the Cape Region’s busiest road. “The department deploys temporary traffic...
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Traffic light coming to Milton intersection this summer

A traffic signal will be installed at the intersection of Route 16 and Mulberry Street this summer. The news comes days after a fatal crash involving a paramedic that resulted in the death of a 74-year-old Ellendale woman June 6. Delaware Department...
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Landowner awarded $5M in eminent domain case

A Superior Court jury has awarded a landowner more than $5 million for land the state took via eminent domain at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 16. The Delaware Department of Transportation sought to acquire a 4.2-acre triangular piece of...
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Gazette’s Ron MacArthur remembered

Ron MacArthur, the Cape Gazette’s senior reporter and longtime community servant, lost his battle with liver disease May 14. A Seaford native, Ron, 70, left an indelible mark on Sussex County as an elected official, community volunteer, newspaper...
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Joynt Physical Therapy opens Lewes location

Joynt Physical Therapy owner Bryan Peden has known Steve Peet since he was 4 years old. The two grew up together, played sports together and even went to college together at Misericordia University in northeast Pennsylvania. After returning to the...
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History hides in plain sight at Cape Henlopen State Park

The annual Delaware Defense Day event at Fort Miles in Cape Henlopen State Park highlighted the Cape Region’s role in protecting the nation during World War II. But after all the reenactors and period vehicles left, much of the not-so-obvious...