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Winners of Darby Mowll, RN Nursing Scholarship named
The Darby Mowll, RN Nursing Scholarship is awarded to Cape Henlopen High School seniors who have demonstrated academic excellence, are interested in and passionate about becoming a nursing healthcare provider, and have committed to attend a school of nursing or college program in nursing. This year’s Darby Mowll, RN Nursing...
Lewes Historical Society awarded $15,000 grant from Delaware 250
The Lewes Historical Society has been allocated a $15,000 grant from Delaware 250, a special project of the Delaware Heritage Commission and the Delaware Public Archives. The gift is part of Delaware 250’s inaugural cycle of grants to support planning and programming for the upcoming United States Semiquincentennial, or 250th, anniversary in 2026.
Adopt Kindness campaign lifts up moms in need
Project Kudos powered by Schell Brothers announced the success of the first phase of its Adopt Kindness campaign. Focused on supporting mothers facing challenging times, the campaign brought community members together during April to ensure these moms felt appreciated and loved as Mother's Day approached. "While many mothers are celebrated...
Cape major all-stars fall to Millsboro to open District 3 tourney
The Cape major all-stars softball squad dropped its opening District 3 tournament game with a 15-1 loss to Millsboro June 30 in Milton. Millsboro’s Madison Hitchens tossed a no-hitter and struck out 11 batters in the first-round victory. Eva McCabe had three RBIs to lead her team. Ainsley Clem...
Philadelphia barber program aims to empower young people, deter gun violence
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A program that empowers young barbers to find their voices is getting a major boost from the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office. P. Michael Boone's Junior Barber Academy is giving students a pair of clippers and a lot of confidence. Inside the barber academy in Manayunk, Boone is using a pair of clippers to help empower the next generation."One thing about barbers is, we got a lot of respect in the community," Boone said. Boone has been cutting hair for more than 30 years. Growing up in North Philly, he knows first-hand how easy it is for young people...
$10M Home Repair Program: Bucks County Launches Initiative to Help 120-150 Low-Income Homeowners with Essential Repairs Starting July 1!
Bucks County Launches $10 Million Home Repair Initiative Key Details of the Bucks County Home Repair Program According to BUCKSCO.TODAY, Bucks County has launched a program to help low to moderate-income homeowners with essential home repairs. Starting July 1 the program will accept applications and provide grants of up to $50,000 per household. It aims […]
Local Water Authority Uses New Technology to Scrub PFAS from Water
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA—A local water authority is claiming success in eliminating harmful chemicals from the public water supply using new technology. The Bucks County Sewer and Water Authority said that it had worked with a contractor to remove PFAS, which are commonly known as “forever chemicals,” from the water at two of its locations. The water in those locations had levels of PFAS that were “slightly” higher than levels recommended by state regulators.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The authority said that by working with a third-party contractor, TruClear Water Solutions, it had been...
ChristianaCare docs vote to unionize
Attending physicians at four ChristianaCare hospitals have voted to unionize. Doctors Council SEIU Local 10MD says 288 of 431 votes cast Thursday night were in favor of unionizing. The attending physicians are from Christiana and Wilmington hospitals, Middletown Emergency Department, and Union Hospital in Elkton. Union officials say the vote...
Legislative Wrap-up: gun bills passed in 2024
Delaware’s state legislature is not immune to the national discussions on key societal issues, such as firearms. With this year’s legislative session ending Sunday, here’s a look at the bills relating to guns that passed in 2024: House Bill 357 – definition of “firearm” Sponsored by Rep. Jeff Spiegelman, R-Clayton, the bill derives from a task force charged with updating ... Read More
Elkton Little League wins District 5 seniors baseball championship
RISING SUN — Elkton Little League secured its spot in the state tournament on Friday evening after capturing a District 5 seniors baseball championship. Elkton advances to the state tournament hosted at Berlin Little League. The state championship will begin July 6. Below is a recap of the two-day District 5 seniors baseball championship games. Game 1 Chesapeake City 14, Elkton 9 ...
27 Vehicles Damaged By Fast-Moving Fire At Elkton Auto Auction Lot, Investigators Say
Shortly before 10:40 p.m. on Sunday night, firefighters were called to Innovative Auto Auction (IAA) on Zeitler Road in Elkton, when a passerby reported seeing flames to the Singerly Fire Company. The fire sparked at 9:06 p.m., but wasn't called in until 10:39 p.m. on June 30, officials noted. Investigators...
Delaware’s guide to July Fourth holiday
The Fourth of July – a day of fireworks, beach trips, backyard BBQs and games – is right around the corner. With 70.9 million travelers predicted to travel 50 miles or more from home over the Independence Day holiday week, here’s some tips to remember and plenty of events in Delaware to celebrate. Best and worst times to travel AAA ... Read More
New Jersey American Water completes acquisition of Salem City water and wastewater systems
Camden-based New Jersey American Water recently completed its acquisition of the water and wastewater systems of the city of Salem for $18 million. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities approved the municipal consent allowing New Jersey American Water to provide service to Salem city customers as of the closing of the transaction.
Miss Juneteenth crowned, restaurant violations, fireworks & travel forecast
Not only is today a brand-new, still-wet-behind-the-ears week, it’s also a new month. A hot one that hopefully gets filled with picnics or barbecues, fireworks, hot dogs and watermelon and fresh peaches … your list may vary. We’ll do our best to offer great advice on getting very...
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