Delaware Public Media

Nick Ciolino

Afternoon Anchor/Reporter

Nick Ciolino has lived in and around Detroit, Michigan for most of his life.

He graduated from Wayne State University with an English degree, and interned as a reporter at WDET, Detroit’s NPR affiliate station.

Nick has worked in the city as a truck driver delivering cupcakes, a tire tech in an auto shop and a beer vender at Comerica Park.

In 2014, he began spending his summers in Alaska working as a commercial fisherman, and later as a reporter at KDLG in Dillingham, covering the wild Alaskan salmon run. It is from there he came to Delaware to host All Things Considered.

When he isn’t behind the mic or on assignment, Nick is probably picking a guitar or banjo and singing a tune.

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Bayhealth Sussex Campus to expand capacity for aging population

By • 1 hour ago
Nicholas Ciolino

Bayhealth is set to open a brand new hospital in Sussex County.


Rain and snow mix followed by winds and low temps this weekend

By • Jan 18, 2019
Delaware Public Media

A storm is expected to bring a mix of snow and rain this weekend before hitting the first state with a blast of cold.


Furloughed federal workers file unemployment through the state.

By • Jan 17, 2019
Delaware Public Media

During a shutdown of the federal government, furloughed federal employees who qualify for Unemployment Compensation receive their benefits through state agencies.


Planned multi-million-dollar mussel hatchery meant to improve water quality

By • Jan 16, 2019

The Clean Water Act nonprofit Partnership for the Delaware Estuary (PDE) is planning to build a hatchery for mussels to improve water quality in the region.


Christiana Care lands large corporate contract for bariatric surgery

By • Jan 15, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Christiana Care Health System has a new corporate contract for bariatric surgery.

The Kansas City-based global health information corporation Cerner has selected Christiana Care to perform all bariatric surgeries needed for Cerner employees. 

Sussex County drives big year for Airbnb in Delaware

By • Jan 14, 2019

The community-driven lodging app Airbnb continues to grow in popularity across the country and in the First State.


Delaware-based biopharma gets new financial support

By • Jan 12, 2019

The Delaware-based biopharmaceutical company NIIMBL is getting a boost from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Delaware college collaboration launches clean water initiative

By • Jan 11, 2019
Sarah Mueller

Four First State colleges are partnering on a project devoted to protecting Delaware’s water quality.

First dose of winter weather in 2019 on its way

By • Jan 11, 2019

The First State can expect its first significant snowfall of the year this weekend.

New Exec. Director steps in at eBrightHealth hospital collaboration

By • Jan 11, 2019
eBrightHealth

eBrightHealth is a partnership between five of Delaware’s hospitals.

A month ago the group tapped Christiana Care Health System’s Corporate Director of Benefits and Wellness Chris Corbo to take on the role of executive director.

Corbo recently spoke with Delaware Public Media’s Nick Ciolino to discuss eBright’s strategy for addressing the opioid crisis and the rising cost of health care in the state of Delaware.


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