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Nominations are open for the Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame and She’s on Her Way Award.
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Thanks to a major donation, Ursuline Academy’s gym and fitness center will be renovated.
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The meadow will be back and better than ever in April, but will have a charred look in March. That’s because DNREC plans a prescribed burn on the nearly 30 acres of meadowland to prevent it from becoming a forest.
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The decision comes after a year-long hiatus that organizers promised would end with a 2024 return.
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The Claymont Community Center is partnering with the Claymont Renaissance Development Corporation on a new community market and garden.
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The Kansas City Chiefs weren’t the only winners in the most recent Super Bowl, it was also a banner day for the First State.
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DelDOT is focusing their attention on Kings Highway from Dartmouth Drive to the split with Freeman Highway.
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Next week, there’s an extra day tacked onto the end of February known as Leap Day; a necessary calendar quirk that pops up every four years.But just like every other day of the year, thousands of babies are born on Leap Day, which puts them in the unusual position of only having a birthday every four years.In this week’s edition of Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media’s Rachel Sawicki talks with some Delawareans about life as a Leap Day baby.
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The Delaware Children's Museum is using $100,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funding to help get back to business post-pandemic.