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The PEFC approved five different recommendations at its Monday meeting, which included a unanimous decision to adopt a hybrid funding framework that blends elements of the current unit count system with a weighted block grant approach.
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After over a decade’s worth of effort and contentious battles within the state legislature, Gov. Matt Meyer signs legislation to legalize medical aid in dying, making Delaware the 12th jurisdiction to do so.
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Delaware’s two Port of Wilmington expansion project oversight bodies met back-to-back on Monday, but Gov. Matt Meyer’s administration only attended one of the meetings
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It’s Wilmington Grand Prix weekend.
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The Food Bank of Delaware, Reading Assist, Literacy Delaware and others highlight the impact cuts to AmeriCorps and their organizations by the Trump Administration and DOGE are having.
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Gov. Matt Meyer nominates Jameson Tweedie as Delaware’s new public advocate amid soaring energy prices.
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The Office of Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety is intended to facilitate communication between agencies working against gun violence in the First State.
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Meyer has made action and accelerated timelines the hallmark of his first few months in office but says there’s no question the federal funding cuts and layoffs under the Trump administration have not made his plans any easier.
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The Edgemoor container terminal project remains a contentious subject between state legislators and Gov. Matt Meyer’s administration following the first Port of Wilmington Expansion Task Force Meeting.
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House Bill 110 was introduced by State Rep. Ed Osienski early this month when the FBI denied background checks for recreational marijuana business license holders who have been waiting on the sidelines to begin operations.