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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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Sussex County Council approves $450k for land preservation

By • 5 hours ago

Sussex County Council approved $450,000 Tuesday to help purchase and preserve more than 30 acres of open space.

The land is located off Route 9 near Cool Spring. It's mostly fielded with a woodland edge and a small creek running alongside the planned state trail system that will connect Lewis and Georgetown.


Flu not very active in Delaware; officials warn that could change

By • Nov 13, 2018

The influenza virus has not been especially active in Delaware so far this season despite getting an early start.

New Castle County, Wilmington nonprofit receive support to reduce youth unemployment

By • Nov 12, 2018
New Castle County

Wilmington nonprofit West End Neighborhood House and New Castle County are expanding their career programs for area youth.


UD professor mapping Delaware's opioid crisis

By • Nov 12, 2018
Delaware Public Media

The University of Delaware has a new resource for tracking data related to the state’s opioid crisis. The Delaware Opioid Metric Intelligence Project, or DOMIP, is an interactive online map displaying overdose rates throughout the state.

Chinese aquisition of domestic insurance company requires Delaware's approval

By • Nov 9, 2018
Delaware Department of Insurance

Delaware’s Department of Insurance is set to hold a public hearing this month regarding an international business acquisition.

 

The Chinese company China Oceanwide Holdings Group announced in 2016 it would acquire the Virginia-based S&P 400 insurance company Genworth Holdings in a $2.7 billion transaction.

 

The deal was green-lighted back in June by the inter-agency federal oversight Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States after it examined possible national security concerns.

Win or lose, it's time to pick up your signs

By • Nov 8, 2018
Delaware Public Media

Delaware’s Department of Transportation is encouraging political candidates in this year’s midterms to come pick up their campaign signs sooner rather than later.

Center for the Inland Bays calls on Mountaire to take additional pollution clean up measures

By • Nov 7, 2018
Katie Peikes / Delaware Public Media

The Delaware Center for the Inland Bays is offering its opinion on how Mountaire Farms can mitigate pollution caused by numerous wastewater violations at its Millsboro processing facility.


Carper, Blunt Rochester handily defeat Republican challengers

By • Nov 7, 2018
Sophia Schmidt / Delaware Public Media

Delaware’s Democratic incumbents decisively fended off Congressional challenges in Tuesday’s Midterm election.


Voters brave rainy weather to cast midterm election ballots

By , & • Nov 6, 2018
Delaware Public Media

Rainy weather did not appear to dampen voter turnout Tuesday as Delawareans headed to the polls for the 2018 Midterm election.


DSU enrollment continues to grow to record numbers

By • Nov 5, 2018

Enrollment at Delaware State University continues to grow. DSU is another step closer to reaching its expressed goal of 5,000 students by 2020.

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