Delaware’s Department of Natural Development and Environmental Control says this week’s nor’easter storm had significant effects on coastal communities and beach dunes.

County Councilmember David Carter said he plans to present the ordinance for a vote by late November.

This year, the state adds 36 new pieces of land to the almost 160,000 acres of land already set aside as preservation easement properties.

A Nor’easter is heading towards the First State this weekend.

The House offers individualized plans for each resident, including resources and services like therapy, food and employment support.

It’s been almost two years since the Biden Administration announced the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub or MACH2 was among a series of “hydrogen hubs” selected to receive substantial federal grants to jump-start the hydrogen fuel industry – and that Delaware would be a part of MACH2.Since then, little visible progress has been made with MACH2. That is until last week when Aternium – a Delaware based company - received $1 million from the federally-funded Delaware Accelerator and Seed Capital Program to develop engineering for producing clean hydrogen.But is that a sign MACH2 is ready to get rolling? Or will changes to federal support for hydrogen fuel under the Trump Administration – including funding cuts to some hydrogen hubs just this week - stymie any progress and threaten the hub’s future,This week, contributor Jon Hurdle takes a closer look at where MACH2 stands.

Delaware Animal Rescue’s president is charged with animal cruelty.

The $249 million plan incudes a larger emergency department and a six-story addition to house more patient rooms.

The 87,000 square foot facility will add new specialty care, including women’s health, behavioral health, oncology, cardiovascular care, pediatrics, neurology, imaging and lab testing.

The company is receiving $1 million dollars from the state to help build a new hyrdogen facility in the First State.