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Reading Assist and Mrs. Wordsmith provide supplies and tutors to Wilmington's children, aiming to help those performing at the bottom 25 percent reading proficiency rate.
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The DEBCC CEO said the central location gives entrepreneurs visibility to customers and clients they might not otherwise have.
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State Sen. Eric Buckson renews his efforts to bring the Caesar Rodney statue out of storage for the United State’s 250th anniversary.
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Wilmington ranks in the top five most heavily policed cities in the U.S., according to The Center Square.
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Former Gov. John Carney becomes the City of Wilmington’s 58th mayor, succeeding an eight-year tenure of Mike Purzycki.
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Wilmington Mayor-elect John Carney releases his Mayoral Transition Report to outline priorities for his incoming administration.
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Wilmington presents flood intervention possibilities for Northeast Wilmington over three years after coping with the effects of Hurricane Ida.
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The ACLU of Delaware files a lawsuit against the City of Wilmington and the Wilmington Police Department for purportedly restricting First Amendment rights of a local community organizer.
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Cade and Carney have a long history together, including his role as Carney’s campaign manager during his 2016 race for governor.
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The City of Wilmington is in the initial stages of asking the General Assembly if it can receive tax revenue from recreational marijuana sales.