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A controversial effort to build a dock along the Delaware River in New Jersey to export of liquefied natural gas is a step closer to fruition – with a little help from Delaware.
Delaware River Basin Commission gave its final approval for the plan Wednesday– with Delaware casting a “yes” vote. The approval came in the face a strong opposition from a variety of groups and local governments – including some in the First State.
Contributor Jon Hurdle reports on this week’s vote and the opposition to the planned LNG operation.
An effort to bring affordable housing for people with disabilities to Wilmington’s West Side – along with some new businesses – is moving forward.
Contributor Larry Nagengast tells us more about the project and the push to complete the vision of a local pastor who set it in motion.
The Historic Odessa Foundation (HOF) is breaking from its tradition of indoor holiday tours this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
But they are still celebrating the season outdoors - with thousands of lights adorning the Historic Houses of Odessa for visitors to enjoy as they walk the grounds.
The Historic Odessa Foundation’s executive director Debbie Buckson joins Delaware Public Media’s Kelli Steele on this week’s Arts Playlist to tell us about Look for the Lights: Odessa at Night.
2020 has been a challenging year, especially for Delaware's visitor attractions.
One attraction fought through setbacks and ever-changing guidelines to pursue its expansion plans, while simultaneously protecting the health and safety of visitors and its animals, including those added as part of a new exhibit.
In this week’s Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media contributor Mark Fowser takes us to the Brandywine Zoo.
