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New ITM at Rosehill Community Center results from Banking Desert Initiative efforts

More financial services are coming to the Route 9 Corridor in New Castle County thanks to a community initiative to end the so-called “banking desert” there.

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Sen. Coons calls evidence for Trump's impeachment "overwhelming"

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Delaware Division of the Arts opens its 2021 grant application process

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Century Farm program recognizes more First State farming families

The Delaware Department of Agriculture honors five families as 2019 Century Farm Awards recipients.

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State grants aim to lower infant mortality in First State

Controversial septic limits stall as plan to extend current moratorium suggested

Kent County Public Library to close for technology upgrades

By • Dec 10, 2019
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The Kent County Library will undergo an extensive technology upgrade starting next week.


Wesley College asking for more state funds, this time $3.2 mil

By • Dec 10, 2019
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Wesley College is asking the state for additional funding and the latest ask is nearly double what it has received already this year.    

Sussex County collects more than 26,000 food items for community

By • Dec 10, 2019
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Sussex County carolers and other groups donated thousands of food items for local families in need this week.

Delaware Sportsman Assoc. sues state over ban on some semi-auto hunting rifles

By • Dec 9, 2019
Delaware Public Media

The Delaware Sportsmen's Association (DSSA) is suing Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) alleging the state agency violated Delaware's constitution by banning some semi-automatic rifles for the use of hunting. 

The Serafins to perform holiday concert at Milton Theatre Thursday

By • Dec 9, 2019
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The Serafin Ensemble The Serafins visit Milton this week for a holiday concert.


Wilmington City Council narrowly delays police academy again, citing diversity concerns

By • Dec 9, 2019
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Some members of Wilmington City Council are continuing to take a stand as they request a plan from the Wilmington Police Department to attract more officers of color.   


Plaintiff's lawyer sees 'opportunity' in U.S. Supreme Court taking up judicial balance challenge

By • Dec 9, 2019
Delaware Public Media

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review a lower court’s decision that Delaware’s judicial balance requirement violates the federal constitution.

 


Some Delaware hospitals are syncing medical records to iPhone app

By • Dec 8, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Some of Delaware’s hospitals are using an app that allows patients to pull up all of their medical data on their phone.  

Route 202 master plan could recommend mixed use zoning overlay

By • Dec 8, 2019
Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

Regional planners updated the public last week on efforts to shape the future of the Route 202 corridor.

 


Delmarva Power partners with Delaware Nature Society on new grant program

By • Dec 8, 2019

A new program provides grant money to support open space, environmental, and resiliency projects across Delmarva Power’s service areas. 


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