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"All is quiet along the Leipsic River as thunderstorms threaten the charming little town of Leipsic as the storms follow the Bay," writes Jerry Hull of his April 27 photo.
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5/1/25
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The Trump administration’s decision to dismantle AmeriCorps has had a rippling impact, including in Delaware, which is part of a new multistate lawsuit regarding the cuts.
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 By Joseph Edelen
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5/1/25
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Jerry Hull, of Dover, captured this ruby-throated hummingbird making his first visit to a backyard feeder on April 26.
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5/1/25
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"Timing is everything when trying to photograph this ruby-throated hummingbird visiting our feeder in west Dover," says Jerry Hull.
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5/1/25
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A gosling walks, spotted by Jerry Hull, walks near a small pond in west Dover.
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5/1/25
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Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., is a staunch supporter of Israel and “its right to defend itself.” It seems that, to Sen. Coons, genocide is a necessary and acceptable solution to “keeping Israel safe.” Israel must be very vulnerable and its enemies very strong. But is that really the case, Sen. Coons?
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5/1/25
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LINCOLN — Donations are coming in for a Lincoln family whose barn, house and yard possessions badly were damaged by fire April 28. “It’s the worst day of my life,” said Greg …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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5/1/25
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LEWES — It all started for Paul Cullen with two pints of beer and an audition in London, and while it didn’t end with him joining his former Bad Company bandmates in the Rock n’ …
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 By Brian Gilliland
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5/1/25
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On April 24, I saw in print and on TV the proposal of Dover City Council President Dave Anderson to use monies from the Dover Strong Fund or the city’s utility reserves or its Economic Development Fund to help small businesses being affected by the Capital City 2030 development plan.
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By William G. Faust Jr.
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5/1/25
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In the wake of a potential hate crime case, Dover officials went public with their response.
On Monday, authorities addressed an investigation that began with an April 13 arrest in connection to graffiti throughout the city.
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 By Craig Anderson
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5/1/25
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Throughout history, great nations eventually fail because of debt. And that’s exactly where America is heading.
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By Joe Smyth
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5/1/25
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Bruce Dalleo expresses the unvoiced concern of many in our state (“With Trump, there’s fear for America’s future”).
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5/1/25
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On his 100th day in office Thursday, Gov. Matt Meyer signed an executive order to establish the Office of Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety.
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By Joseph Edelen
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5/1/25
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Every May, the Administration for Community Living leads the nation’s observance of Older Americans Month. The 2025 theme is “Flip the Script on Aging,” which recognizes older Americans’ contributions, highlights aging trends and reaffirms our commitment to serving older adults.
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5/1/25
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Following his death in December 2024, the name of Dennis Kelly of Wilmington will be part of law enforcement memorials in Delaware and Washington, D.C.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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5/1/25
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In 'Toon: Quicksand
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5/1/25
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DOVER — City Council conducted a first reading of two new ordinances — one consisting of a new timeline for snow and ice removal and one for the establishment of a Code Board of Appeals …
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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5/1/25
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DOVER — Local and state dignitaries gathered outside the Student Success Center on Delaware Technical Community College’s Terry Campus to celebrate its ribbon cutting Wednesday.
But …
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 By Mike Finney
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4/30/25
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For several years — and for unspoken reasons regarding creating an Office of the Inspector General — the Delaware General Assembly has not acted on well-supported, co-sponsored bills that were introduced, voted out of committee and ready to be called to the floor of the House of Representatives or the Senate for a vote.
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By Keith Steck
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4/30/25
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The Delaware Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission opened the application window for a third round of grant funding Friday.
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By Joseph Edelen
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4/30/25
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