Good morning, Wilmington.

The Mill has finished updating its fourth floor at Market West so members can return to their long-used workspace, and it will open a new coworking space in Seaford later this year—offering 18 private offices and 28 desks—to serve more local professionals.

Delaware’s blue laws once banned Sunday work and sports; current rules restrict Sunday alcohol sales, beach changing, and vehicle living, and drive-in theaters risk fines for showing films unsuitable for minors (the last theater closed in 2021).

These unusual laws highlight a quirky legal history.

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is hosting its second annual photo contest for outdoor photos.

The contest opens at 8 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 15 with entries due by 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 15 (submissions in four categories may win prizes and recognition).

Delmarva Power and Light filed an application on December 9, 2025 with the Delaware Public Service Commission to increase base revenue by $67.8 million and monthly customer charges from $13.50 to $15.94.

Interim base rates will take effect July 9, 2026 and electric supply rates begin June 1, 2026.

At Charter School of Wilmington, Delaware, sophomore Satya Kokonda started CompetifyHub to deliver free STEM resources + launch a research equipment library for underserved learners.

The nonprofit now reaches nearly 58,000 students worldwide.

DelDOT and its partners collected 82K bags of trash in 2025 as part of the Keep DE Litter Free initiative—an effort that maintained cleaner roads statewide.

The Delaware River and Bay Authority held a public hearing Monday on proposed fare changes for the Cape May-Lewes Ferry (meeting held at 6:30 p.m.) as officials detailed planned adjustments including surge pricing to encourage early reservations.

Changes may go into effect on April 1 (if approved).

Applicants on Delaware’s centralized housing waitlist must update their public housing or voucher information by Feb.

10 to avoid removal, according to five housing authorities. They can review and update details at AffordableHousing.com.

Delaware high school boys basketball picked up last week as Cape Henlopen won three games (including an overtime win), Appoquinimink began a four-game home stand with two victories, Tatnall remained undefeated in state play, and Archmere extended its unbeaten start with strong defense.

Voting opens online for Delaware's Week 6 High School Athlete of the Week presented by Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists.

Nominees from Middletown, Padua, William Penn, Caravel, and Cape Henlopen will compete, and the winner will be announced on Jan. 16.

Soap Making Workshop - Protective Chai

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Terra Luna — Ticket purchase required — Create your very own protective chai-scented soaps in this hands-on workshop.

Veganized Slow Cooker Recipes Cooking Class

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Wellness Plus Center — Free entry — Discover delicious veganized slow cooker recipes and enjoy free samples.

2026 Summer Camp Fair

9:30 AM – 12:00 PM — Delaware Museum of Nature & Science — Free admission — Explore local summer camps and enjoy hands-on science activities for campers.

Learn to Play Mahjongg

1-2:30 p.m. — Siegel JCC Kehillah Lounge — Free for Members, $50 for Non-Members — Engage in a fun and social Mahjongg class suitable for all skill levels.