Ben Mace is a Reporter at Delaware Online/The News Journal. He primarily covers real estate, development, and business news in Kent County, focusing on topics such as commercial and residential real estate, climate policy, and environmental services. Ben's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and USA TODAY.
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Delaware News Journal Incumbent William Carson faces challenger Tyeisha Grier in the Delaware House District 28 Democratic primary.
Delaware News Journal Gov. Matt Meyer announced a new program, SHINES, on Sept. 1 to coordinate solar energy and battery storage loans, grants and rebates.
Delaware News Journal At the Kent County Planning Commission hearing Sept. 3, dozens of residents from the Kenton area objected to a plan for a solar facility on farmland.
Delaware News Journal A repair and maintenance project on the Delaware Memorial Bridge is scheduled to start on Labor Day, Sept. 7.
By: Ben Mace
Delaware News Journal Excerpts from The News Journal archives from Sept. 6-12 include Dewey Beach controversy 20 years ago.
By: Ben Mace
Delaware News Journal Cooler weather brings migrating birds to Delaware while also providing more pleasant conditions for birdwatching.
Safety information and activities, emergency vehicles, special tributes and visits by Smokey Bear and Sparky the Fire Dog will be part of the free
By: Ben Mace
Delaware News Journal Excerpts from The News Journal archives from Sept. 13-19 include Wilmington police officers caught in saloon raid in 1926.
Delaware News Journal The new Kent County Family Court building has opened on South Governors Avenue and Water Street, replacing the former building on Court Street just west of Route 13.
Organized by Citizens' Hose Company and the Smyrna-Clayton Ministerium, the ceremony has been held every year since 2002 with prayers, music, tributes.
