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Sussex County Council votes to continue litigation against US Wind connected to its proposed wind farm off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland.
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Workers and regional business owners rallied at Leg Hall ahead of the Senate Labor Committee’s hearing on SB 272 Thursday, largely to push back on the possibility of state mandated project labor agreements.
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Councilmembers appeared amenable to both raising the maximum lodging tax and levying a tax on retail alcohol sales.
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Wilmington Mayor John Carney looks to a familiar face to lead the city’s Human Resources Department.
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A federal judge in Delaware ruled this week the state’s Department of Labor must share requested employment records with ICE.
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Council members say Hugg regularly failed to notify them of critical information. Hugg says council and the city have not been forthcoming with information about why they are seeking to fire him.
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One Wilmington City Councilman is calling for DNREC to keep a farmers market in the city running on its weekly schedule.
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The Plummer Community Corrections Center moved its final residents at the beginning of March. DOC staff are now working to shut down the facility.
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Senate Bill 116 passed in the Senate earlier this year with broad support. The measure says renters facing eviction who pay what they owe can remain in their homes.
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The Kent County Regional Planning Commission grants conditional approval of the Barrat’s Landing subdivision.
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In contrast to previous discussions of the proposal, council members had little to offer and the ordinance moved quickly to a final vote.
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A bill to amend the Delaware Constitution to allow no-excuse absentee voting completes its first leg in the General Assembly.