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Expect changes when paying for parking in Newark

The City of Newark is spending nearly $500,000 to replace its parking meters and off-street lot payment systems with 54 parking kiosks over the next year.

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Sussex County Council approves new county EMS unit in Milton

Sarah Mueller

Sen. Coons hears trade war concerns from Delaware business leaders

This week on "The Green"

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The changing landscape of North Wilmington’s “Main Street”

Concord Pike is a natural draw for shoppers and diners in North Wilmington. But anyone driving this stretch of the Route 202 corridor recently knows it’s seeing its fair share of changes. Contributor Eileen Dallabrida takes a closer look at these changes and what they tell us about the state of retail shopping these days.

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'Direction Democracy' podcast: The debate over guns and the Democratic presidential debates

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Arts Playlist: 2019 Big Draw Festival coming to Delaware this fall

Commemorative Tree Fund revived in Rehoboth Beach

By • 20 hours ago
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Numerous requests are prompting the City of Rehoboth Beach to re-launch its popular tree donation program.

 


Christiana Care to review health care in Delaware prisons

By • Aug 22, 2019

Christiana Care Health System is set to evaluate the health care provided in Delaware’s prison system.


Demolition of UD dorms to start next month for stormwater park

By • Aug 22, 2019
Courtesy of the City of Newark

The project turning a former University of Delaware dormitory site into a park is moving forward.


Sen. Coons renews call for Congress to pass gun legislation

By • Aug 22, 2019
Sarah Mueller / Delaware Public Media

Delaware’s junior Sen. Chris Coons is pushing gun legislation in the wake of recent mass shootings.


Woodland Ferry is back up and running along the Nanticoke River

By • Aug 22, 2019

The Woodland Ferry is back at work after being out of service for nine months.

Delaware's Div. of Public Health clarifies policy on dog-friendly restaurants

By Sarah Mueller • Aug 21, 2019
Sarah Mueller / Delaware Public Media

The Division of Public Health is trying to shed more light on its policy regarding dog-friendly restaurants.


New federal waiver expected to lower ACA premiums in Delaware

By • Aug 21, 2019

The federal government has agreed to pay a larger share of the cost to cover Delawareans under the Affordable Care Act. 


New Castle County ramps up environmental efforts with draft legislation package

By • Aug 21, 2019
Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and land use officials announced an environmental agenda Wednesday comprised of seven pieces of draft legislation. The package focuses on issues ranging from protection of scenic byways to financing for commercial energy efficiency projects. 

 


Seaford 911 calls may soon be handled by Sussex County

By • Aug 21, 2019
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The City of Seaford is considering shutting down its 911 dispatch center in an effort to save money.

 


The Warehouse receives New Castle County grant

By Rachel Sawicki • Aug 21, 2019
via Teen Warehouse Facebook page

New Castle County Cares is helping support a new teen-focused  program in Wilmington.

 

 

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