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Sussex County needs consensus as it charts its future | Opinion

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By Anne Canby, Rita M. Landgraf, David Singleton Verified, Christophe Tulou
| Delaware Online Verified
Anne Canby, Rita Landgraf, David Singleton and Christophe Tulou Special to the USA TODAY Network July 24, 2026, 3:34 a.m. ET Sussex County is at a turning point. The pace and scale of development are no longer abstract planning issues; they have drastically changed daily life. Auto-reliant sprawl means more congestion, less affordable housing, fewer farms, more pressure on forests and wetlands and higher infrastructure costs. At stake is not simply where homes and roads go.
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Bellway's Woodland Walk to boost Hoyland economy

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By David Singleton Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The Yorkshire division of national homebuilder, Bellway Homes says its new Woodland Walk development on the outskirts of Hoyland will boost the local economy – creating at least a dozen new jobs during construction and bringing in the income and local spending power of nearly 90 new homeowners into the South Yorkshire town.
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David Singleton Lifts The Hood of King Crimson’s “Lizard”

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By Robin Thompson, David Singleton Verified, Dylan Peggin
| Tracking Angle
The progressive rock pioneers’ jazziest album gets jazzier! King Crimson formed, played to an estimated crowd of 500,000 at Hyde Park, birthed progressive rock on In The Court of the Crimson King, and disbanded by the end of 1969. Guitarist Robert Fripp took the reins as the group entered an interregnum. For the next two years, Crimson survived on session players and members who left almost as soon as they joined, lacking a definitive lineup to sustain the touring circuit.
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