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Delaware opioid officials blast the AG, then award $2 million in grants
This article is from Spotlight Delaware, written by Nick Stonesifer. Nearly three weeks after Attorney General Kathy Jennings sent a letter calling for a freeze to new state opioid grants, Delaware officials awarded $2 million to dozens of nonprofits that provide addiction services across the state. They approved the money during a heated meeting on Tuesday of the Behavioral Health Consortium ... Read More
Foy: Convention of states seeks dialogue, discourse
In June, the resolution to call for a convention of states was voted on in the Delaware Senate. Through conversations with many opponents of the resolution, it is clear that many Delawareans are confused about what the convention of states movement is looking for.
Harrington PD announces Officers of the Quarter
HARRINGTON, Del. – Harrington Police have started an Officer of the Quarter award. This is to give officers recognition for their efforts and dedication to the community. Patrolman Sapp and Corporal Hacker have received the award. We want to hear your good news, just email newsroom@wmdt.com.
A licensed pilot at 17, Newark teen enjoys 'the freedom of flight'
For Ryan Rubin, nothing beats the feeling of sitting in the cockpit of a small plane, taxiing down the runway and taking off into the wild blue yonder. “You feel the freedom of flight. You feel like you can just do anything in the world,” the Newark teen explained. “It’s really cool.” At just 17 years old, Rubin recently became a licensed pilot. ...
University of Delaware Student Latest Victim in Sextortion Surge
NEWARK, Del. — A disturbing trend has spread to the University of Delaware, leaving a student victimized by a crime that authorities warn is spreading rapidly across college campuses. Known as “sextortion,” the criminal offense involves individuals threatening to release explicit photos of victims unless they pay a ransom. Earlier this week, the university sent a crime alert urging caution and vigilance about the sextortion at UD.
Longtime Lenny’s Deli Owner Sells Popular Owings Mills Neighborhood Eatery
After nearly four decades of satisfying the appetites of noshers in Owings Mills and beyond, Alan Smith, co-founder and owner of Lenny’s Deli at 9107 Reisterstown Road in the Valley Village Shopping Center, recently sold his popular neighborhood eatery. The new owners are Lenny’s Deli LLC, a family consortium...
Increased police presence at Laurel apartment complex
LAUREL, Del. – Laurel Police say there is an increased police presence at the Hollybrook Apartment complex at this time. Details are limited at this time. Delaware State Police are reportedly helping with the incident. We will update this article as more information becomes available.
Water Work on Truitt Street in Salisbury till 3pm Friday
On Friday July 19, as part of the City of Salisbury’s efforts to improve, repair, and maintain the Water Distribution System, The Department of Waterworks Utilities Division will be replacing a water service at 425 Truitt Street. Truitt St. will be impassable to all through traffic including emergency vehicles....
Ludacris vibes at State Fair, Winterthur Artisan Market, Jimmie Allen concert, & more
Looking for fun this weekend without leaving Delaware? We have a special cocktail of events you can sip on. Hi there, I'm Andre Lamar, your mixologist serving up cool summer events for you to enjoy in the First State. Welcome to the latest DO Delaware newsletter, where you’ll find the best ways to unwind this weekend, and beyond. ...
Pat Williams, Delaware native and NBA legend who built 76ers' 1983 championship team, dies
Pat Williams, who built the 76ers last NBA championship team in the 1982-83 season, before becoming a co-founder of the Orlando Magic, died Wednesday at the age of 84. The cause of Williams' death was complications from viral pneumonia. Williams grew up in Delaware and attended the Tower Hill School. He became the Sixers'...
A 'haunted' hospital gets a new tenant, and Newark gets more townhouses
What's Going There in Delaware is Delaware Online/The News Journal's development newsletter, tracking what's coming to the First State. If you like what you’re reading, tell your friends it’s free to sign up here. Email tips, questions and brilliant story ideas to Matthew Korfhage at mkorfhage@delawareonline.com. It's...
Ocean City Fire Alarm Systems Possibly Affected by Global Cyber Outage
OCEAN CITY, MD - The Ocean City Fire Department has reported issues with city-wide fire alarm systems possibly in relation to Friday’s global cybersecurity software outage. According to the Fire Department, numerous buildings in Ocean City are protected by fire alarm systems that automatically contact the fire department via phone line upon detection of a fire. While the systems’ alarm system detectors and audio or visual alerts such as horns and strobes don’t seem to be affected, the Fire Department says the system’s ability to automatically contact them may temporarily be down.
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