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Legislation that would permit recreational marijuana in certain districts in the city is voted out of a Wilmington City Council committee.
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Wilmington Mayor John Carney looks to launch a youth entrepreneur program for city teens.
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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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Mayor John Carney presents his first budget to Wilmington City Council.
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It will be longer before Wilmington City Council decides city's approach on legal marijuana licensesWilmington City Council passes a 90-day moratorium on marijuana licenses.
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Wilmington City Council President Trippi Congo proposes a new Office of Educational Advocacy.
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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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The City of Wilmington is in the initial stages of asking the General Assembly if it can receive tax revenue from recreational marijuana sales.
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The first lottery for marijuana business licenses in the First State is complete, but several cities still have zoning decisions to make.
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The remodeling of the Bracebridge II office building in downtown Wilmington secures $10 million from the city.