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Delaware State Police warn of Verizon phone scam

By • Dec 11, 2018
Delaware Public Media

Delaware State Police are warning First State residents about a scam involving phone calls from someone claiming to work for Verizon.

 


Brandywine Valley SPCA Mega Adoption event breaks records

By • Dec 11, 2018
Courtesy of the Brandywine Valley SPCA

Nearly 1200 dogs and cats found homes through the Brandywine Valley SPCA’s Mega Adoption event this weekend in Harrington.

 


Delaware AG drops case against man imprisoned for 39 years

By • Dec 10, 2018

Elmer Daniels may leave prison this week a free man. He’s spent 39 years in prison.


Salesianum receives major donation to replace Baynard Stadium

By & • Dec 10, 2018
Tom Byrne / Delaware Public Media

Salesianum’s plans to remake Wilmington’s Baynard Stadium are getting a major financial boost.

 

The school is getting a $16 million gift from the Rocco A. & Mary Abessinio Foundation in part to tear down 96-year old facility and replace it with Abessinio Stadium.

The Green - December 7, 2018

By • Dec 7, 2018

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Brandywine Valley SPCA hosts fifth annual Mega Pet Adoption

By • Dec 7, 2018

Over 1,000 shelter pets are hoping to find forever home for the holidays, with the help of the Brandywine Valley SPCA.


Work to centralize state HR staff continues two years after racial equity report

By • Dec 6, 2018

A group of citizens received an update this week on efforts to address equity, diversity and inclusion issues within state government.

 


Limited feedback at Del. Memorial Bridge toll increase hearing

By • Dec 5, 2018

Officials presented a proposed toll hike for the Delaware Memorial Bridge to the public Tuesday.


Sussex County EOC wants residents to prepare for winter nor'easters

By • Dec 4, 2018
Sussex County EOC

The 2018 hurricane season is behind us, but that doesn’t mean residents along the First State coast can drop their guard.

 

 


Sussex County carolers, groups collect more than 24,000 food items for community

By • Dec 4, 2018
Photo taken by Carey Cahill Murray

Sussex County carolers and other groups donated thousands of food items for local families in need this week.

 

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