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EM students explore careers with Touch-A-Truck

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By Laura Maylene Walter
| Coastal Point
East Millsboro Elementary Schoolers got to learn how things work (and consider future careers) with a fun, hands-on Touch-A-Truck event on May 26. People from local businesses and agencies brought trucks, tractors and tractor trailers to explain how they serve the public. Equipment operator G.G. Massick showed off the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) snowplow, tall enough for children to shuffle under. Charles H.
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Sentman focuses on real-world skills, ability

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By Laura Maylene Walter
| Coastal Point
Loriann Sentman’s classroom is a cozy mix of warm lighting, photo snapshots, news clippings, dining-room chairs, working appliances and game-ball trophies. Some students are there for four years as they learn life skills for the real world. As a special-education teacher by day, a coach by night and on weekends, Sentman was recently named Indian River High School’s 2026-2027 Teacher of the Year. Her Life Skills classroom used to be called the intensive learning center (ILC).
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Millsboro to have contested election on June 13

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By Laura Maylene Walter
| Coastal Point
Three seats on the Millsboro Town Council were up for election this year, but only one will be contested in the 2026 election. Residents in representative District 2 can cast ballots in the municipal election on Saturday, June 13, from 1 to 7 p.m. at the Millsboro Town Center, located at 322 Wilson Highway. The two candidates running for the District 2 seats are Ronald O’Neal of Pond Alley and Stephen Webster of Madison Street.
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