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WILMINGTON — AIDS Delaware and Delaware HIV Consortium announce a joint, private $10,000 contribution to support Delaware’s forthcoming HIV Prevention Needs Assessment. This …

DOVER — The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), Col. John Haslet Chapter in Dover has awarded DAR Junior ROTC Bronze Medals to student cadets at Dover High School, Caesar Rodney High …

SMYRNA – A 30-year-old woman from Chester, Pennsylvania, was the target of an alleged road rage incident that happened on Saturday, June 15, the Delaware State Police said. Police said …

NEWARK – Jacob Singleton, a 24-year-old from Middletown, was arrested by Delaware State Police on Sunday for alleged multiple felony offenses following a pursuit in Newark on Sunday. …

WILMINGTON — Nonprofits serving Kent County are encouraged to apply for grants from the Benjamin F. Potter Trust and Roy Klein Education Fund at the Delaware Community Foundation. Benjamin …

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NEWARK — The Gold team wished it could have played a better game. But the Gold all-stars also said the Blue’s 32-2 victory in the 68th annual Blue-Gold All-Star Football Game …

WILMINGTON — Chuck co*ker has always been proud to be Ed co*ker’s son. co*ker knows how much his dad is respected around Delaware for the endless hours he’s devoted to helping …

Delaware South won a pair of games to reach the Carpenter Cup softball finals only to fall a run short in the title game on Wednesday afternoon. Lehigh Valley (Pa.) scored twice in the first …

MILFORD — The Food Bank of Delaware’s president and CEO believes the state “is going backwards in terms of the number of Delawareans who are food-insecure.” Cathy …

DOVER — Many Delawareans do not have access to healthy food because they live in a food desert. On Tuesday, the Delaware State Senate voted unanimously to approve a bill that aims to …

ANNAPOLIS — Governor Wes Moore on Tuesday announced that more than 1.7 billion new juvenile oysters have been planted on sanctuary and public oyster fishery sites in Maryland’s Chesapeake …

Certainly, the world needs a little more kindness every now and then.And, earlier this month, there was plenty of it being shared in the Spring Meadow 55-plus community in Smyrna.

When it comes to mental health therapy, “We’ve come a long way, but we still have a long way to go in destigmatizing it,” says Tamara Gibbons. Gibbons is a Licensed Associate …

DOVER — Shamikia Ewell spends her work days tending to children at a day care facility. She’s devoted to caring for her own kids too, and that’s a struggle when making $12 per …

GEORGETOWN — The Vocational Technical School Districts, New Castle County Vo-Tech, Polytech, and Sussex Tech, are excited on behalf of students for the new Smart Transfer Enrollment Program …

Delmarva Chicken Association has granted scholarships totaling $25,000 to 12 students pursuing college and graduate studies connected to careers in Delmarva’s chicken industry through the …

LEWES — Stacy Smith, supervisor of child nutrition services for the Cape Henlopen School District, has authored her own, more succinct job description than what might appear in the employee …

OPINION

A Smyrna School District referendum asking for capital funding passed June 6, 1,090-1,068. Residents approved a $4.16 million item for the local portion of the construction of an intermediate school across from Sunnyside Elementary School.

OPINION

Everyone is concerned about mental health today — from Generation Z to college administrators to local Rotarians.

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