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First State makes push to eliminate broadband deserts

Gov. Carney announces a project to make Delaware the first state to provide wireline broadband access to every home and business.

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Fuel spill at Millsboro power plant kills 90 birds

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Former head of Wilmington Fire union sentenced in child pornography case

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'Still work to do': Ida flood recovery effort continues in Wilmington

The City of Wilmington continues to support residents hit by the catastrophic flooding brought by the remnants of Hurricane Ida. It's now offering financial assistance for homeowners to help with certain repairs.

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Tractor trailers no longer allowed through Wilmington work zone

Delaware Korean Festival coming to Delaware Art Museum

City of Milford accepting applications for its Community Grant Program

By • Sep 15, 2021
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The City of Milford announces a new Community Grant Program.


DelVAX lets you find your COVID vaccine record, but you may need to update your info

By • Sep 15, 2021
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The state portal for accessing you or your children’s vaccine records is up and running. But not everyone is able to access their records right away.


Changes coming to New Castle County public safety leadership

By • Sep 15, 2021

Promotions lead to a change at the top of New Castle County Police.


NASCAR's 2022 Cup Series race date in Dover announced

By • Sep 15, 2021
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Dover International Speedway will host its one race next year in early May.

The Drydene 400 NASCAR Cup Series race in Dover is set for May 1, 2022.

Sussex County announces community meetings as reassessment process begins

By • Sep 15, 2021

Sussex County plans five community meetings this month to give residents an overview of its upcoming property reassessment.

DSU earns high marks in new US News and World Report college rankings

By • Sep 14, 2021
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Delaware State University is in US News and World Report’s top 10 of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.


'Buy My Art Before I Die' exhibit comes to The Sold Firm Art Gallery

By • Sep 14, 2021

A Wilmington artist has a pop-up exhibit at The Sold Firm Art Gallery.

 

Hashim Ahmad works under the name 7God and is best known for his spiritual artwork.

 


ICU capacity stretched in Kent and Sussex counties due to surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations

By • Sep 14, 2021
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Hospitals in Kent and Sussex counties are strained by coronavirus cases, according to an NPR analysis of federal data. Hospital administrators say they are adapting and still able to meet patient needs.


State business groups back Biden vaccine mandate

By • Sep 14, 2021
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The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and the Delaware Business Roundtable back President Biden’s vaccine mandate for federal workers, large employers, and health care staff.

Hagley Museum and Library reopens following historic flooding

By • Sep 14, 2021

Wilmington’s Hagley Museum and Library has reopened after cleaning up flood damage caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ida earlier this month.

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