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Democracy requires that people affected by government decisions have a say over those decisions.
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6/6/25
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Three significant anniversaries are upon us. They celebrate the basis of our transition from a colony of England to the proud nation we have become and the rights we enjoy today.
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By Dave Skocik and Paul Davis
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6/6/25
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Stacker ranked the highest-paying jobs that require a graduate degree in Dover, using annual compensation data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Stacker
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6/6/25
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DOVER — A recent visit to Togo in West Africa was an eye-opening experience for recording artist Lucas “Amillion the Poet” Mayfield.
While the Dover native delivered his brand …
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 By Mike Finney
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6/6/25
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The vision of the CenDel Foundation, established in 2008 by Jennings Hastings, has remained the same ever since.
Its goal: to provide an affordable space for nonprofits and bolster philanthropy in central Delaware.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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6/6/25
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DOVER — In response to recent Delaware Supreme Court rulings that have halted state voting laws, lawmakers are advancing a series of constitutional amendments to enshrine those policies in the …
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 By Joseph Edelen
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6/5/25
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In 'Toon: Dumb phone
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6/5/25
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MILLSBORO – Beebe Healthcare’s proposed new footprint in the Millsboro area could extend beyond a free-standing adult and pediatric emergency department and walk-in clinic.
Beebe CEO …
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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6/5/25
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Supporting older adults will be a continuing problem in Delaware since the youth are leaving. Who will provide services?
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6/5/25
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DOVER — There will be music in the air all summer long around the state capital.
Free, family-friendly productions are set each week through Kent County’s Arts in the Park at …
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By Mike Finney
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6/5/25
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Amid record-breaking government debt, all agencies underwent scrutiny for unnecessary spending, including the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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By Cristina Johnson
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6/5/25
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There are more problems than health care with the migration of older individuals and people in general into Delaware.
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6/5/25
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I observed a public meeting conducted via Webex on June 2, regarding the hiring of a solicitor for the city of Dover. It was disturbing to hear that one of the two candidates in the running for the job has a potential conflict of interest, due to representing clients who are in litigation with the city.
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6/5/25
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In 'Toon: Auto sales
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6/4/25
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Delaware’s Public Education Funding Commission voted June 2 in favor of a “hybrid formula” that would provide greater funding to school systems with higher student needs.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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6/4/25
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Government of the people, by the people and for the people can be a messy business. Every bill the General Assembly considers passing in Dover affects multiple stakeholders, elicits conflicting opinions from constituents and often requires lawmakers to weigh the pros and cons of different imperatives.
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By Rep. Dr. Claire Snyder-Hall
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6/4/25
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Senate Bill 159 overturns Sussex County Council’s well-considered rejection of a permit for a power station that would have supported US Wind’s offshore wind project. The state has long recognized, in law, that counties and towns are better suited to consider local zoning issues.
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By David T. Stevenson
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6/4/25
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The Delaware Coalition for Open Government is writing to request that the General Assembly reexamine the need for a 350-space garage for Legislative Hall.
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6/4/25
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A number of books are now available, and more are on the way, which synopsize how dangerous the four years of the Biden presidency were to our democracy.
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By Frank Daniels
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6/4/25
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FELTON — Enjoying warm evening temperatures and a sunset enhanced by Canadian wildfire smoke, Lake Forest High School’s Class of 2025 collected their diplomas June 2 at the school’s …
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By Brian Trompeter
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6/4/25
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