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Wilmington City Council calls for forensic audit of Wilmington Housing Partnership

Wilmington City Council wants more answers about a loan the defunct Wilmington Housing Partnership failed to repay.

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Unemployment in Delaware continues to rise

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Appoquinimink tax referendum scheduled for December

This week on "The Green"

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Growing Career Pathways program makes its mark on First State schools

"College and Career Ready" is a mantra heard often from Delaware education officials. And one effort to address the “career” part of that equation is the state's Career Pathways program. The program has seen steady growth in just under 5 years. Contributor Larry Nagengast looks at that growth and the program's impact to date.

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Colonial School District sets the pace in Career Pathways offerings

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Enlighten Me: Celebrating 'Free Speech Week’

Appoquinimink tax referendum scheduled for December

By • 22 hours ago
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Residents in the Appoquinimink School District have a referendum vote to consider in December.

Delaware state worker files discrimination claim

By • 23 hours ago

A state employee has filed an EEOC complaint alleging she is the target of discrimination because of her Muslim religion.


Vacant Elbert-Palmer Elementary School to become Port of Wilmington training center

By • Oct 17, 2019
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The vacant Elbert-Palmer Elementary School in Wilmington's Southbridge neighborhood is set to become a training center for Port of Wilmington workers. 

Port operator GT USA Wilmington, a subsidiary of global logistics company Gulftainer, has agreed to lease the building from the Christina School District.

 


DelDOT wants to encroach on a few Dover businesses to make intersection safer

By • Oct 16, 2019
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The state is looking to encroach on some Dover businesses to make an intersection safer.

Hagley's annual craft fair returns this week

By • Oct 16, 2019
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The Hagley Museum and Library’s annual craft returns this weekend.

 

The fair is now in its 41st year.


Delaware gets federal grant to expand school trauma services

By • Oct 16, 2019
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More First State students affected by trauma could get help through new federal grant funding.


Gov. Carney announces staff changes.

By • Oct 16, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Gov. John Carney has a new chief of staff.

Brandywine School District superintendent to leave

By • Oct 16, 2019

A change in leadership is coming to Brandywine School District.

Brandywine School District Superintendent Mark Holodick announced Wednesday he is leaving the district for a job at the University of Delaware’s Academy for School Leadership.


Teacher of the year from Colonial's Early Childhood Education program

By • Oct 15, 2019

Delaware’s 2020 Teacher of the year is an early childhood educator in the Colonial School District.


Some Republican state lawmakers back repeal of bail reform

By • Oct 15, 2019

Some Republican state lawmakers are calling for a repeal of a law reforming Delaware’s cash bail, saying it makes the state less safe.


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