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A Look Inside Widener’s Maker’s Lab and Its Award-Winning Accessibility Innovations
Occupational therapy students are once again earning international recognition for accessibility design and innovation. Projects led by graduate students and faculty in the Institute for Occupational Therapy Education were named among the best in the Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM) 2024 Global Innovation Challenge this spring. The annual challenge calls for professionals across industries to design, engineer, and create technology that can help a person with a disability live a more independent and fulfilling life.
Beef bandits make off with 400 cases of meat after cargo truck heist in Southwest Philadelphia
Another cargo truck has been targeted by thieves in Philadelphia.This time, bandits made off with $15,000 worth of beef from a truck parked in Southwest Philadelphia.Police believe the suspects are part of a crime ring responsible for similar robberies dating back to last year.Investigators said the thieves struck around 4:30 a.m. Tuesday and broke into a cargo trailer, swiping 200 cases of oxtail.The owner of Bradway Trucking, Andrew Bradway, told Action News the driver was sleeping in the truck sleeper when the criminals pounced.A witness saw the theft unfold on the 2800 block of S. 63rd Street and called police.The...
Woman Seriously Injured In Rollover Crash Monday
At approximately 2:15 pm on Monday, New Castle County Paramedics, Townsend Fire Company, Citizens’ Hose Company of Smyrna, and American Legion Ambulance of Smyrna were dispatched to Route 1 at the DuPont Parkway underpass for a motor vehicle accident with a vehicle rolled over. Responding units confirmed reports. Upon...
Small Businesses Save Big with PECO Small Business Solutions
Small businesses of all kinds can find ways to save big by reducing their energy use with help from PECO. PECO helps small businesses like yours reduce energy expenses and save big. Energy efficiency solutions can help your business cut costs, save money, and improve the overall productivity of your...
We rank the top 65 boys in Delaware high school sports for 2023-24
With summer in full swing, it's time to close the book on the year of high school sports. Here is our ranking of the top 65 boys from the past school year. Every athlete played a key role on the state's most successful squads or stood out to the coaches and media members...
Delaware moves to kick-start retail weed industry and give $6.2M to social equity licensees
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. For the last 15 months, Bill Rohrer has been itching to start growing marijuana to fuel Delaware’s coming recreational market. Rohrer is a partner in The Farm,...
$2.5 million heads to school-based mental health care in Delaware: Education roundup
New investments, school board drama, student honors — education news has not slowed down this summer. Delaware public schools can now expect more funding to support student mental health this year, while select districts and charter schools clinch grants to support students facing homelessness. Also, one nonprofit hopes to...
WilmU Law Professor Talks Bankruptcy, College Admissions, and RBG
WilmU explores the remarkable journey of Law Professor Lawrence Ponoroff, from Tuscany to the Supreme Court. If you’ve ever been to Tuscany, chances are you brought home treasured memories of the Italian countryside, and for Lawrence Ponoroff, a Professor at Wilmington University School of Law, those memories include the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Deal reached for sale of iconic Geets Diner in Gloucester County
MONROE – A deal has been reached for the sale of the iconic Geets Diner & Bar, the prospective buyers say. The new owners, with strong ties to the local restaurant scene, plan to continue the Geets Diner legacy, according to Efthimios “Paul” Tsiknakis. "It’s a landmark...
Delaware County Chamber of Commerce Praises 2024 Bi-Partisan State Budget
PA Gov. Josh Shapiro signs into law a bipartisan budget for fiscal year 2024-25. The Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, a voice for the community advocating for a thriving business climate, praised the recent signing of the $47.6 billion state budget package containing key items highly supportive to Delaware County.
Coyote Snatches Dog Belonging to Delaware County Woman’s Daughter
Coyote sightings are becoming more common in Delaware County. A coyote grabbed a tiny terrier in its jaws and ran away with it Thursday afternoon in a Marple backyard, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. A Marple woman witnessed the coyote snatch her daughter’s dog, according to a police...
ALERT: 10 Stop & Shop Supermarkets Closing In New Jersey
“Stop & Shop is proud of the deep roots and community ties we have developed as a neighborhood grocer of more than 100 years, and we remain committed to nourishing our associates, customers and communities,” said Gordon Reid, President, Stop & Shop. “As we announced in May, Stop & Shop has evaluated its overall store portfolio and made the difficult decision to close underperforming stores to create a healthy base for the future growth of our brand.”
Mullica Hill Calendar from July 17 to July 24
July 17-24 Mullica Hill Library is located at 389 Wolfert Station Road, Mullica Hill. For more information call (856) 223-6000. July 17 – 10 a.m. to noon – Literacy NJ. July 17 – 10 a.m. to noon – Monogram Embroidery. July 17 – 11 a.m. to...
Raising Cane's starting construction in July
GLASSBORO — Construction is scheduled to start July 29 on a Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers outlet here. Demolition started July 1 on the former Rite Aid pharmacy that will become the restaurant's site, said spokeswoman Hannah Henderson. ...
War memorial for mothers looks to another 100 years in Vineland
VINELAND — A memorial created 104 years ago for mothers with sons killed at war is back from its first thorough overhaul and looking better than it has in decades. The gates to the Mothers’ Garden of Remembrance reopened this month. But it took more than three years of volunteers and government pushing...
Alec Bohm’s reaction during MLB All-Star Game national anthem spotted by TV viewers as they claim ‘he is all of us’
MLB star Alec Bohm has been praised for keeping cool during a rocky rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. The Philadelphia Phillies slugger participated in Monday’s Home Run Derby in Arlington, Texas. Country singer Ingrid Andress was responsible for belting the national anthem before the annual MLB competition. The four-time Grammy-nominated artist’s piercing vocal was […]
1 Delaware County School District Is in the Top 10 for Entire Nation
A Delaware County school district has made a list of the top 10 best school districts in America. A school district in Delaware County is back on top in a Niche ranking of the best school districts in America, writes Ryan Mulligan for Philadelphia Business Journal. Radnor Township School District...
Puerto Rico Trip to Open 2024 Women’s Volleyball Campaign
CHESTER, Pa. – Head Women's Volleyball Coach Donovan Anglin announced the 2024 schedule which is set to begin in sunny San Juan, Puerto Rico at the end of August. "We're excited for the upcoming season," said Head Women's Volleyball Coach Donovan Anglin. "Our three season opener games will be a challenge to play three matches after spending an extended time traveling. Our non-conference schedule was designed to set us up to play another challenging MAC Commonwealth schedule."
Coatesville Could Be On Its Way to Becoming Culinary Hotspot
Coatesville seems to be in the midst of a restaurant renaissance and is well on its way to becoming the next culinary hotspot in the Philadelphia region, writes Gina Lizzo for The Hunt. One of the more recent additions to the city’s growing restaurant scene is Kings Tavern. Owners Phil...
DOJ reviewing allegation regarding Christina School Board member's residency
The Delaware Department of Justice is reviewing allegations that a Christina School Board member no longer lives in the United States, but officials declined to say whether the department will launch an official investigation. “We have the ability to investigate for alleged fraudulent activity,” Caroline De Jose, spokeswoman for the DOJ, wrote in an emailed statement. “While I can confirm that the referenced complaint has been brought to our attention and will be reviewed appropriately, we cannot comment on, confirm or deny potentially ongoing investigations.” ...
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