SMYRNA — The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation (DEMEC) is establishing its first in-state training yard for eight municipalities to train apprentice lineworkers in best practices and servicing unique systems. DEMEC bought 5 acres of land ...
SEAFORD — A portfolio of three downtown Seaford properties have been sold to two business entities for a combined $655,000 with hopes to continue revitalization efforts in the former DuPont town. Southern Delaware real estate ...
SEAFORD — Bioenergy Devco has secured conditional approval from the Sussex County Council on Tuesday morning to move forward in constructing one of Delaware’s first anaerobic digesters, and now awaits final approval from the state. ...
SEAFORD — A Baltimore-based development and commercial property firm has bought the Venture Business Center outside of Seaford, marking its first entry into the Delaware market. Kraus Development of Baltimore bought the complex from Penco ...
SEAFORD — The previously undisclosed buyer of half of the future Western Sussex Business Campus is KRM Development Corp., a full-service development company that specializes in speculative building, and they are spending a little over ...
SEAFORD — Amazon, the e-commerce juggernaut, is continuing its Delaware expansion by leasing a large warehouse in Sussex County to push its rural distribution service. The 104,000-square-foot warehouse at 1700 Dulaney St. is a remnant ...
SEAFORD — Waste comes in, and after five months, fine organic soil goes out. To be specific, Bioenergy Devco (BDC) takes 30,000 tons of poultry bath and hatchery waste from Perdue Farms on the Delmarva ...
SEAFORD — A Maryland development firm has acquired a 208,000-square-foot warehouse in Sussex County, adding yet another asset to its inventory as it continues to cross state lines. Gillis Gilkerson, of Salisbury, Md., purchased 1700 ...
SEAFORD — The time could be right to develop 100 acres into a $8 million business park, revitalizing a once-booming Sussex County city. Seaford officials are reportedly in discussions with an unnamed developer to break ...
SEAFORD — Two years after opening the doors of a new headquarters in Millsboro, Allen Harim Foods has finally sold off the remnants of its Seaford corporate complex, piece by piece. SVN-Miller Commercial Real Estate ...
SEAFORD – A Salisbury, Md., development firm has acquired a 83,000-square-foot warehouse in Sussex County. The warehouse at 200 Allen St. in Seaford was sold to Gillis Gilkerson and for $2.25 million, according to company ...
SEAFORD – Chesapeake Utilities Corp. and Bioenergy DevCo will partner to convert byproducts from poultry farms into natural gas, deepening its commitment to renewable energy sources. Under this new agreement, Chesapeake Utilities Corp. will build ...
SEAFORD – An upstart developer of microbe-based sustainable waste-processing plants has signed a 20-year agreement with Perdue Farms to process its organic material and purchased the major poultry processing company’s Sussex County AgriRecycle organic soil ...
Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) and Perdue AgriRecycle, LLC have entered into a settlement agreement that resolves environmental violations at the company’s Seaford composting facility. The agreement assesses a penalty of ...
By Gwen Guerke As with many cities straddling a highway, the first impression of Seaford can be deceptive. Drive through the town on U.S. 13, and the landscape at 55 mph unfurls as a somewhat ...
By Dan Linehan Special to Delaware Business Times As mayor of Seaford, David Genshaw sees his mandate as doing whatever he can to help the city recover the sort of high-paying jobs it lost when ...
Seaford Mayor David Genshaw and city council on Tuesday voted to promote 19-year-employee Trisha Newcomer to director of economic development and community relations, effective July 1. Newcomer started working for the city as a 911 dispatcher ...
Norb Novocin, owner of Estate Auctions, Inc., built his entire business on ebay. The Seaford-based company has eight employees and generates up $1 million in sales per year. His key to success: Start every auction ...
(AP) — A state panel is meeting to consider approval of a bond restructuring for a Pennsylvania corporation that operates several continuing care retirement communities in Delaware. A proposal to be discussed at Monday’s meeting ...
By Roger Morris Special to Delaware Business Times The specter of losing state funding last summer set off a chain of events that resulted in the Greater Seaford Chamber of Commerce changing its name and ...
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The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation is working to create the first in-state lineworker training yard in Smryna Industrial Park off Walton Way. The training yard should be open come spring 2022. | PHOTO COURTESY OF DEMEC[/caption]
DEMEC has three utility poles outside its headquarters in Smyrna for small training classes. With the new facility, the agency will be able to keep training in-state and at a lower cost. | PHOTO COURTESY OF DEMEC[/caption]