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New Castle County and schools collect $16 million in delinquent taxes

New Castle County government is seeing results from its increased effort to collect delinquent taxes and fees.

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Woodbridge School District to hold referendum Tuesday

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Girls Inc. celebrates "strong, smart and bold" women

This week on "The Green"

via Brandon Farzad Facebook page

Newark mayoral candidates: Brandon Farzad

The Newark mayoral race was left wide open when current mayor Polly Sierer announced she would not seek a third term. Previously, The Green brought you interviews with candidates Catherine Ciferni, Jerry Clifton and Kasai Guthrie. This week, Delaware Public Media’s Sophia Schmidt talks to the fourth person running — Brandon Farzad.

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Enlighten Me: UD professors team up on cerebral palsy research

Jamie Wyeth, Portrait of Phyllis Mills, 1967, Oil on canvas, 20 x 24 in. The Phyllis and Jamie Wyeth Collection

Arts Playlist: Honoring Phyllis Mills Wyeth

Unemployment rate in Delaware dips to start 2019

By • Mar 8, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Delaware’s unemployment rate dropped slightly to start the new year.

 

New data shows joblessness in the First State settled back down to 3.5% for the month of January – that’s a tenth of a percent drop from the year’s end.  

 

Legislation changing firearm storage law draws some opposition

By • Mar 8, 2019

Gun rights advocates oppose legislation revising the law on storage requirements for firearms.


Nat'l popular vote legislation passes Delaware Senate

By • Mar 7, 2019

Legislation that would give Delaware’s electoral votes to the presidential candidate who wins the national popular vote easily passed the state Senate Thursday.


Job fairs set for Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminals in Delaware & New Jersey

By • Mar 7, 2019
Delaware Public Media

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is gearing up for the summer season.

 


AAA warns of drowsy driving with Daylight Saving Time

By • Mar 7, 2019
Delaware Public Media

AAA Mid-Atlantic is encouraging Delaware drivers to get enough sleep this weekend with the change to Daylight Saving Time.

'Complete makeover' of Rodney Square announced

By • Mar 7, 2019
Courtesy of the City of Wilmington

State and city officials unveiled a multi-million-dollar plan to renovate Rodney Square in Wilmington Thursday.

 

Two new parking options available for NASCAR race weekends this year

By • Mar 6, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Fans visiting Dover for NASCAR race weekends this year have an opportunity to improve their parking situation.

 


Abortion bills heard in Delaware Senate committee

By • Mar 6, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Controversial pieces of legislation limiting access to abortions were heard Wednesday in a state Senate committee.

Bill binding Delaware's electoral votes to nat'l popular vote creates controversy

By • Mar 6, 2019

A proposal to award Delaware’s electoral votes to the national popular vote winner is proving controversial.


Delaware's first Scouts BSA troop for girls gets off to a running start

By • Mar 6, 2019
Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

A group of girls met this week to go orienteering in a church basement.

The 11- and 12-year-olds are part of Troop 1923, the first Scouts BSA troop for girls to officially form in Delaware.

 


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