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Wilmington gets a new school, Chick-fil-A is growing, Labor Day forecast
Hey, there, Delaware. Today is National Thoughtful Day. Give that some thought and get back to me. It’s also National Red Wine Day, so here is a guide to Delaware wineries for you to explore. ...
First District Wilmington City Council Candidates discuss issues at candidates forum
Affordable housing was among the main topics discussed at a Wilmington City Council Candidates forum. Not all the candidates for Districts 1, 2, and 3 were present - only four of the seven showed up with the First District being the only one with multiple candidates present. Incumbent First District...
Sambo's Tavern closes early, Charcoal Pit milkshakes in Chicago, Taco fests coming
Good morning, Delaware food lovers. It's already back-to-school time for many students. Summer isn't quite in the rearview mirror but it feels that way. The Burrows family, the owners of Sambo's Tavern, the iconic, seasonal crab house in Leipsic, told their customers that they were closing early this year due to a family...
Journey’s Jonathan Cain Says Neal Schon Is Backtracking in Court
A new legal filing from Jonathan Cain accuses Journey bandmate Neal Schon of reneging on a mediated agreement to end their bitter public feud over band finances. Schon made a public statement last week stating that he'd agreed to Cain's request to appoint a tiebreaking third party to help manage Freedom 2020, the business subsidiary Cain and Schon formed to manage their touring operation. Cain's latest petition to a Delaware judge says Schon is "now seeking to inappropriately limit the role of the custodian."
The City of Wilmington Mourns the Passing of L&I Supervisor Glenn Hamilton
Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki issued the following statement today regarding the death of Glenn Hamilton, who passed away on Friday, August 23, surrounded by his family. “It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of Glenn Hamilton, who served the people of Wilmington with distinction for nearly 18 years. More than just a dedicated public servant, Glenn was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. I knew him as a charismatic individual who was very active in the community – especially when it came to our young people. He was firm in his belief that everyone has the ability to change his or her path and was dedicated to changing the world one child at a time. Glenn’s passing has hit many extremely hard, and on behalf of our City employees and our residents, I extend condolences to the Hamilton family and his many friends, colleagues, and constituents. We will all miss Glenn, his professionalism and his dedication to public service.”
Newsweek Names Center for Rehabilitation at Wilmington Hospital Among America’s Best for 2nd Year in a Row
For the second consecutive year, ChristianaCare’s Center for Rehabilitation at Wilmington Hospital has been recognized on Newsweek’s 2024 list of America’s Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers, ranking ChristianaCare as the No.1 rehabilitation center in Delaware. The award is presented by Newsweek and Statista Inc. The list recognized 300 leading inpatient rehabilitation facilities in 25 states. “We […] The post Newsweek Names ... Read More
Autism Delaware accolade goes to parish thrift shops manager
Autism Delaware recently presented its annual awards to recognize individuals and organization representatives who have gone above and beyond in the last year to make a positive impact on the autism community. For the work she has done with adult employees connected to Autism Delaware, the Jason Anderson Outstanding Employer...
WilmU New Castle closes Wednesday due to water main break
A water main break has forced Wilmington University‘s New Castle Campus to close all of Wednesday. The New Castle Campus, located at 320 North Dupont Highway, is one of four university locations, along with one in Brandywine, Dover and Georgetown. The water main break was on Route 13 which impacted water service in the area. It broke Tuesday night, and ... Read More
A season of singing is about to begin! Cecil County Choral Society preps for new season
ELKTON — Cecil County Choral Society is kicking off its new fall season with a Potluck Dinner Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. at Elkton United Methodist Church, 219 East Main St. The potluck is open to current members and anyone who is passionate about singing or curious about the Cecil County Choral Society. Please bring a dish to share. The first rehearsal of the season is set for Sept. 17, starting at 6:30 p.m. also at Elkton UMC. There is no audition. Ongoing rehearsals will be held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. The Cecil County Choral Society will perform three holiday concerts in December at various locations. For more information, contact Karen Peterson via email at karenpeterson@verizon.net.
Zaheem Sabree, a Gun Shot Victim, Remembered by His Teammates
The Chester High School football team now plays to honor teammate Zaheem Sabree, shot and killed June 30. Chester High School’s football team is grieving the loss of one of their own, 17-year-old Zaheem Sabree, a victim of gun violence, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. A STEM...
Safety 101 on UD’s campus
The beginning of a new academic year is upon us. And this represents a new beginning, as well, for many students and employees at the University of Delaware. Educating new students, faculty and staff about the available safety and wellness resources and services is a responsibility embraced by the University of Delaware Police Department.
New Off-Campus Apartments Completed before WCU Move-In
The new building replaces the original University Court Apartments which were destroyed in a 2021 fire. The sleek three-story building was completed in near record time by West Chester’s Hazley Builders. “A project of this magnitude typically takes 12-24 months to complete,” said Hazely Builder’s Blayne Connolly. “We finished...
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