Kent County Newspaper ccw help 19904

[SweetPete]

I'm looking to post my info to a newspaper in the 19904 (Dover) area. Thought I'd use The Dover Post. Does anyone have any info on who to contact, what exactly I need to?  What section should I contact or do I need to see them in person? I couldn't find anything on doverpost.com. If anyone recommends another paper, I'm all ears! Thanks for any help!!

[Moosie]

Try this info:

Dover Post
1196 S. Little Creek Road
Dover, DE 19903

(302) 678-3616 (phone)
(302) 678-8291 (fax)

Moosie

[SweetPete]

Thank you. I was showing a NY address for them. Is this a legit newspaper to use? thx!

[SturmRugerSR9]

Go out North Little Creek road. Dover Post on Right.  Go in front door to desk and tell them you want to post a concealed carry application notice. The lady will give you a form to sign and collect. I believe it's still $30.00, and they will send you a notorized affidavid in the mail a day or so after it appears in paper. You must wait 10 days after it is published to apply for your CCDW.

[firedawg11]

You can also post ads in the Guide.

[formerly known as frank]

I used the Dover Post, quick, easy and $30. Accepted by the Superior Count.

[calee13]

I used the Delaware State News in Dover $40. I needed to show them a copy of my application.

[SturmRugerSR9]

Calee13,
You are not legally obligate to show anybody your application to buy an ad. I suggest people applying in Kent County go to the Dover Post, and it only cost $30.00. I hadn't even filled out my application yet when I posted my ad there. The ad must be published 10 days before you put in application. It only took me about 5 minutes at the Dover Post.

[SweetPete]

What does the "ad" have to say?  I assume just a statement of some sort is all that is needed...?

[Lumspond]

The newspaper has the proper statement. They are all the same.

[SturmRugerSR9]

WOW! People are really getting into this CCDW trend. Last QWednesday there were 15 ads for applications in the Dover Post alone. I have never , in memory, seen that many in on week in Kent County. I'm impressed.