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Agencies diffuse dangerous situation in Dover

April 15, 2026

DOVER – Multiple law enforcement agencies worked together to diffuse a potentially dangerous situation on Monday morning. It happened at a residence near the intersections of state Route 39, Saltwell and Red Hill roads in Dover around 10 a.m. Dover Police have provided limited details. The initial 911 call was […]


Dover opens new pickleball courts

April 14, 2026

DOVER – Four new pickleball courts are open to the public after a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday at Dover City Park. Mayor Shane Gunnoe thanked donors and the Reeves Foundation as those $90,000 in donations covered more than half of the roughly $130,000. Gunnoe says that is $80,000 below the estimate. […]


Dover residents must file city income taxes by April 15

April 11, 2026

DOVER – The city’s income tax office is putting out one last reminder that all residents with qualifying incomes must file city income taxes this year. Dover Income Tax Administrator Tami McIntyre says filing only takes a couple of minutes at the office at 112 East Fourth Street, behind the […]


Dover receives $1.8 million for sewer upgrades

April 10, 2026

DOVER – The city is the recipient of a $1.8 million grant for water infrastructure improvements to accommodate future growth on the city’s north side. The money comes from a U.S. Department of Commerce program aimed at helping create jobs and expand businesses. Dover Mayor Shane Gunnoe says the funds […]



Dover Light and Power earns reliability award

April 10, 2026

DOVER – The city’s electric utility recently earned national recognition for keeping the lights on. The American Public Power Association awarded Dover Light and Power its Certificate of Excellence in Reliability for 2025. The award recognizes public utilities that respond quickly to power outages. “This honor highlights the hard work […]


Dover hoping for federal grant to extend sewer lines

April 10, 2026

DOVER – City officials are hoping to get $2 million in federal funding so they can extend sanitary sewer lines to residents north of the city limits who rely on aging septic systems. Mayor Shane Gunnoe says Congressman Mike Rulli has recommended the grant. Now the city is waiting to […]