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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261105
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261106
SUMMARY:Return Day
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DESCRIPTION:Return Day in Georgetown is a truly unique Sussex County tradit
 ion\nthat dates back about 230 years to 1792\, a year after the county sea
 t\nwas moved from Lewes to the newly created town of Georgetown. At that\n
 time\, Delaware law required all county voters to cast their ballots in\nt
 he county seat.\n\nIt's about 230 years\, because the first year is a best
  guess by\nhistorians. Others claim the event's origins date back to 1811.
 \n\nIn any case\, organizers said it's the only such event in the country\
 nand has been a legal half-day holiday in Delaware since 1965.\n\nVoters w
 ere required to cast their election ballots in Georgetown and\nthen return
  two days later to hear the results\, hence the name Return\nDay. The day 
 quickly turned into a celebration. It's held every two\nyears on the Thurs
 day following the election – this year Nov. 5.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Return Day in Georgetown is a truly unique 
 Sussex County tradition that dates back about 230 years to 1792\, a year a
 fter the county seat was moved from Lewes to the newly created town of Geo
 rgetown. At that time\, Delaware law required all county voters to cast th
 eir ballots in the county seat.</p>\n\n<p>It&#39\;s about 230 years\, beca
 use the first year is a best guess by historians. Others claim the event&#
 39\;s origins date back to 1811.</p>\n\n<p>In any case\, organizers said i
 t&#39\;s the only such event in the country and has been a legal half-day 
 holiday in Delaware since 1965.</p>\n\n<p>Voters were required to cast the
 ir election ballots in Georgetown and then return two days later to hear t
 he results\, hence the name Return Day. The day quickly turned into a cele
 bration. It&#39\;s held every two years on the Thursday following the elec
 tion &ndash\; this year Nov. 5.</p>
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