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The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and the Delaware Business Roundtable back President Biden’s vaccine mandate for federal workers, large employers,…
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The Delaware Art Museum is the latest entity to implement a vaccine mandate policy.Starting October 1, 2021, the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington will…
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Delaware’s COVID State of Emergency officially ended at midnight Tuesday.Gov. John Carney signed an order lifting the state of emergency Monday afternoon.…
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The First State continues efforts to boost its vaccination numbers.State health officials announce four standing clinics are now open, offering COVID…
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A NASCAR race weekend returns at Dover International Speedway with fans for the first time in over a year.Grandstand capacity for Sunday’s ‘Drydene 400’…
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Gov. John Carney announced this week that he’s lifting COVID-related capacity restrictions indoors starting May 21.But any event hosting more than 250 people still needs a state approved plan. That includes upcoming high school graduations, which a year ago were substantially pared down because of the pandemic.Will graduates get a more typical celebration this year?Contributor Larry Nagengast surveyed schools around the First State to see what they have in the works.
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Gov. John Carney’s decision to relax COVID capacity restrictions changes the equation for many stores and businesses looking to get back to normal after over a year of modified operations.But contributor Eileen Dallabrida reports while many retailers are already seeing a welcomed rebound in business, it’s not all smooth sailing.
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Gov. John Carney’s move to lift most COVID restrictions will open things up for Delaware restaurants, but the state’s restaurant association says…
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As COVID numbers are on the uptick again in Delaware, there is no immediate call from state officials to add more restrictions."We're hopeful that this is…
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The COVID-19 pandemic affected many things over the past year - including the poultry industry. The Delmarva Chicken Association (DCA) says in a report…