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About 4 and a-half years ago, St. Louis-based Commercial Development Company (CDC) purchased the former Evraz Claymont Steel property. At that time, company offered some ambitious plans to remake the site, and perhaps spur an economic renaissance in Claymont.
Since then, little more has been heard about plans for the site. But that is about to change.
Contributor Larry Nagengast lays out the new vision for the property, and when it may start coming to fruition.
This year, the state Board of Education added two new non-voting members.
One of them is a public high school student.
This week, Delaware Public Media’s Sophia Schmidt talked with the first ever student state school board member about what she has learned so far — and what she hopes to accomplish during her term.
The 24th season of the hit PBS show Antiques Roadshow premieres on January 6th.
And the first three episodes of the season bring the show to the First State, specifically Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library in Wilmington
Antiques Roadshow executive producer Marsha Bemko recently spoke to Delaware Public Media’s Kelli Steele to discuss how Winterthur was chosen and offer a preview of what viewers can expect to see.
When drinking a local craft beer, have you ever noticed the little black logo on the side of the can or bottle? It’s an image of an up-turned bottle that reads “independent craft.”
That’s the Brewer Association’s Independent Craft Brew Seal. It indicates the beer you’re drinking is not produced by a brewery bought up by one of the “big beer” companies, and all 21 of Delaware’s craft breweries have adopted the seal.
For this week’s Enlighten Me -Delaware Public Media’s Nick Ciolino sat down with Andrew Rutherford, owner and brewer at Wilmington's Stitch House Brewery, to talk about the craft brewing landscape in Delaware and why the Independent Craft Brew Seal is important.
