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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First State's new voting machines pass first test

By • May 18, 2019
ES&S (Elections Systems & Software)

Officials are calling the trial run of the state’s new voting machines a success.

 

They were used for the first time in last week’s school board elections and Delaware Elections Commissioner Elaine Manlove says they worked perfectly.

Highmark puts $1 million towards opioid crisis fight in Delaware

By • May 17, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Delaware is putting up some money to help fund the First State’s fight against the opioid crisis.

The insurance company announced a $1 million request for proposal Friday meant for organizations addressing addiction in Delaware communities.

Researchers find more "ghost" crab pots in Delaware Inland Bays than expected

By • May 16, 2019
Pamela D'Angelo

A recent research voyage revealed there could be thousands more abandoned crab pots in Delaware’s Inland Bays than previously believed.


Delaware has the best hospitals, according to U.S. News and World Report

By • May 15, 2019

The U.S. News and World Report ranked Delaware first in the nation for the quality of its hospitals this year.

Delaware joins multi-state suit against big pharma

By • May 15, 2019
Delaware Public Media

Delaware is joining most other states nationwide in a lawsuit against generic drug manufacturers.

Beebe Healthcare starting contruction on new surgical hospital

By • May 14, 2019
Beebe Healthcare

Beebe Healthcare is starting construction on a new surgical hospital in Rehoboth Beach.


Low enrollment leads Design Thinking Academy to close its doors

By • May 13, 2019
Delaware Public Media

The Christiana-area charter school announced it’s closing at the end of the current school year.


Delaware Farm Bureau calls for mental health support for farmers

By • May 10, 2019
Delaware Public Media

The Delaware Farm Bureau is advocating for additional mental health support for farmers across the country and in the First State.

Delaware's Public Health Director calls for sustained, predictable federal support for opioid crisis

By • May 9, 2019
Delaware Department of Public Health

Delaware’s Public Health Director discussed the First State’s opioid crisis on Capitol Hill Thursday.


Dogfish Head to merge with Boston Beer Company

By • May 9, 2019
Dogfish Head Brewery

Delaware-based independent brewery Dogfish Head is merging with Boston Beer Company - the makers of Sam Adams and Angry Orchard.

The merger is valued at about $300 million.

The Boston Beer Company says Dogfish Head shareholders will receive 173 million dollars in cash.  Dogfish founder Sam Calagione and his wife Mariah will receive about 406,000 Boston Beer shares and he will join the company's board along with its founder Jim Koch in 2020.

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