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Legislation giving Del Tech bonding authority moves to Senate vote

Legislation allowing Delaware Tech to finance capital projects appears to have new life.

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Seal rescued from field at defunct New Castle County chemical plant

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Delaware receives funding to increase locally grown specialty crops

Kim Klabe, They’re not Cages, Black Hope Winery Red, Prismacolor pens and pencils on #400 watercolor paper,16’’x20’’ (Submitted Photo)

Three new exhibitions set to open at the Rehoboth Art League

The Rehoboth Art League (RAL) features a trio of new exhibitions next month.

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Advocates call on state lawmakers to raise Medicaid reimbursement rates

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Powerball jackpot grows to $625M; no winner Wed. night

Deadline is Tuesday for annual DART Poster Contest

By • 1 hour ago
Delaware Transit Corporation

The deadline is fast approaching for the 19th Annual DART Poster Contest.


 

Christiana Care partnering with nonprofit group to purchase generic drugs

By • 6 hours ago
Delaware Public Media

Delaware's Christiana Care Health System is joining up with a nonprofit group to purchase some of its generic drugs with the goal of reducing cost and stabilizing the supply chain.

Legislation giving Del Tech bonding authority moves to Senate vote

By • Mar 20, 2019
Milton Pratt / Delaware Public Media

Legislation allowing Delaware Tech to finance capital projects appears to have new life.

Annual study continues to rank Kent as least healthy county in Delaware

By • Mar 20, 2019

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has given Kent County poor marks again in its annual county health assessment.


Trump's proposed 2020 budget could hurt affordable housing in Delaware

By • Mar 20, 2019

The budget proposal released by the Trump Administration last week would eliminate several programs funding affordable housing. First State elected officials gathered at a Habitat for Humanity construction site Wednesday to speak out against the proposed cuts.

 


Money still available for Delaware farmers to participate in runoff project

By • Mar 19, 2019
Delaware Public Media

There’s still money left unclaimed by First State farmers who would be part of a project to decrease agricultural runoff in Delaware watersheds.


2019 mosquito spraying underway in Delaware's wooded wetlands

By • Mar 19, 2019

State officials say 2018 was the worst mosquito season in recorded history. And Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is already working to avoid a repeat this year.

 


Legislation raising age to purchase tobacco products passes Delaware Senate

By • Mar 19, 2019
Sarah Mueller / Delaware Public Media

The Delaware Senate approved legislation raising the age to purchase tobacco products.


Half billion dollar Powerball jackpot up for grabs

By • Mar 19, 2019

Lottery players are hoping there’s a little luck of the Irish left over from St. Patrick’s Day.

The jackpot for Wednesday’s Powerball drawing is over a half billion dollars.

City asked to examine Wilmington Parking Authority lots

By • Mar 19, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Wilmington City Council wants to take a closer look at parking downtown.

 


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