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Free speech questions in Wilmington, DSO director search, pumpkin spice vibes
Why, hey there, Delaware. Welcome to the first day back to reality for many people. School, work, putting the boogie board away til next year … or at least next weekend. Ever wonder how tech-savvy the First State is? Delaware is one of the most lucrative states for tech companies and employees, according to...
Opening week of fall sports recap
The high school football season kicked off the season on Thursday night and what a great weekend of football the first state treated to. Hodgson 21 Howard 6: The Silver Eagles scored the final 21 points to defeat vo tech rival on Thursday afternoon. Brysheem Davis had a pair of touchdowns, a 30 yard reception and then a 37 ... Read More
Bucs Take Opener 20-6
By Kevin Eickman The Milford Buccaneers traveled to Mount Pleasant this past Friday, with plenty of questions needing answers. Despite a 20-6 victory, many of those questions remain. While Milford controlled possession for much of the game, they struggled to capitalize on their opportunities, and the game served as a reminder of the difference between practice and live action. ... Read More
A doughnut shop and Labor Day closings
Happy Labor Day. That's right. Today is the unofficial end of summer. Labor Day celebrates the "social and economic achievements of American workers," according to the United States Department of Labor. Its roots come from the late 1800s when activists pushed for a federal holiday to recognize the contributions workers have made to America. ...
Wilmington nixed activist event from city park, raising free speech questions
For six weeks, local activist Haneef Salaam had been organizing an event to be held at an outdoor music venue in Wilmington that would feature singers, food and speeches from women whose family members had been killed by police. Then, last week, a Wilmington official told Salaam that the city would cancel his...
Resident Ensemble Players set to kick off new season
The Resident Ensemble Players will kick off its 17th season with Heidi Schreck’s “What the Constitution Means to Me,” performing Sept. 13 through Sept. 22 at the Roselle Center for the Arts. Challenging, hopeful and funny, this ground-breaking play takes a sharp analysis at the biases inherent in the Constitution and imagines how this founding document could shape the next generation of Americans. Schreck is brilliant in her ability to...
Newark downtown will soon brim with hot chicken, brisket, tacos and a retro diner
Blue Hens arriving in Newark for the start of the year at the University of Delaware have some new options around campus if they get bored of the dining hall fare. The incoming class of more than 4,200 and the existing student body will have a chance to be some of the...
Garvin: Funding sought for safety project at inlet
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control shares the public's sense of urgency for short- and long-term solutions to the environmental and public safety challenges we face at the Indian River Inlet.
Beals and Hall: Broken drug-pricing system is moral issue
It's understandable to wonder why a rabbi and a reverend would be offering editorial commentary on an issue as seemingly secular as prescription drug pricing and the medication supply chain. It is because what would seem on the surface to be strictly a public policy issue has become nothing less than a systemic moral failure, one that is doing serious harm to people in our congregations, across Delaware and the entire country.
U.S. Coast Guard suspends search for missing fisherman in Delaware
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for a missing Delaware fisherman.Officials have been searching for 46-year-old Dorian Yanke. He last spoke with family members on Monday around 7:30 a.m.During the phone call, he reportedly informed family members he was going on a fishing trip in the vicinity of Rehoboth Bay, Delaware.The Coast Guard says he missed a call with family members on Tuesday. He was then reported missing the next day."The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended the active search, pending further information, for Dorian Yanke off the Delaware coast after three and a half days of searching," officials said Sunday.It was reported Yanke took out his white 24' Hydra-sport boat and was last seen departing Indian River Inlet with the intention to fish offshore.Yanke is about 6 feet tall and weighs roughly 200 pounds.He was last seen wearing a tan shirt, navy shorts, and a navy ball cap.Anyone with information is asked to call the Sector Delaware Bay Command Center 24/7 hotline at 215-271-4960.
Media Borough Named Best Place to Retire in Pennsylvania
SmartAsset continues to give high marks to this small but thriving Delaware County borough as the best place for a Pennsylvania retirement, writes Deb Kiner for Penn Live. Media Borough is the best place to retire in Pennsylvania, according to a SmartAsset analysis. SmartAsset, a personal finance company, gathered data...
17 students graduate from Food Bank job training programs
Seventeen students graduated from the Food Bank of Delaware’s culinary and warehouse logistics training programs during a ceremony Aug. 22. The graduates spent the past 14 weeks learning the ins and outs of the culinary and logistics fields. Both programs provide participants with hands-on experience in a commercial kitchen or industrial warehouse setting, covering essential skills such as food safety, knife handling, forklift operation, safety protocols and other critical aspects of the food service and supply chain logistics. Graduates emerge from these programs with certifications,...
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