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The zoo will open a new five-species exhibit and welcome Abyssinian ground hornbills and squirrel monkeys in separate exhibits.
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Darby said Wilmington residents should have more options for healthy food like grocery stores and cafes.
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Council voted 9-1 to send a resolution to the General Assembly for approval. If passed, Councilmember James Spadola will be allowed to keep his seat and the measure will apply to future Councilmembers.
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Wilmington City Council will meet for its first budget hearing April 1.
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Mayor Carney's proposed budget prioritizes one-time expenditures, while Councilmember Christian Willauer champions long-term commitments.
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The proposed budget still needs to be approved by City Council.
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The charter change resolution from Councilmember Alexander Hackett is an effort to ensure one of the at-large Council seats remains a minority part seat.
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Qualifying low-income residents can save up to 20% per month. Residents who don't qualify as low-income can save up to 10% monthly.
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The William "Hicks" Anderson Community Center offers a warm place to stay and meals through breakfast Tuesday.
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Councilmember Chris Johnson said he supports a well-regulated marijuana industry, but he wants to make sure places selling marijuana-adjacent products are adequately licensed and monitored.