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Genetic counseling is a specialized field that combines expert medical knowledge with compassionate care. It’s about helping individuals and families understand the complexities of genetic conditions, the risks associated with inheritable diseases and the implications of genetic test results.
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By Sen. Nicole Poore
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4/16/25
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Tuesday’s municipal election in Dover resulted in four incumbents maintaining seats on City Council, plus newcomer Donyale Hall being elected in the 2nd District by three votes.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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4/15/25
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In 'Toon: I got a rock
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4/15/25
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The Delaware Veterans Coalition will partner with Delaware State University to commemorate the conclusion of the Vietnam War on April 30, the same date it ended 50 years ago.
The …
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Daily State News
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4/15/25
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Tulips brighten up a garden on Legislative Mall in Dover. Daily State News/Andrew West
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4/15/25
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Jane Brady, thank you so much for writing the Opinion about the state legislature (“General Assembly is not consumer-friendly”).
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4/15/25
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I am reading that Gov. Matt Meyer is against the electric car mandate “as written.” The mandate was not passed as law by the General Assembly. It was created by the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, totally bypassing the will of the people.
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4/15/25
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Millsboro's Cupola Park, a gathering spot along the Indian River, is getting its second restoration in less than a year.
Dead trees are to be removed. And a new pavilion is planned.
As part of that project, at the April 7 Town Council meeting, Councilwoman Mary D’Silva suggested that the park’s two grills, available for public use, be removed.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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4/15/25
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In 'Toon: Donkey
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4/14/25
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MILFORD — Despite a reworked plan that cut the proposed City Hall Plaza project’s cost by nearly half, Milford City Council members voted 7-0 April 14 to delay consideration of spending …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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4/14/25
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Caesar Rodney School District students, families and faculty joined at Caesar Rodney High School Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to …
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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4/14/25
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TOWNSEND — Weeks of preparation reaped a long-awaited reward for Odessa High students on Thursday.
The school’s Future Farmers of America and Agriscience team captured the 30th …
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 By Craig Anderson
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4/14/25
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In a previous Opinion, I discussed the shortcomings of Gov. Matt Meyer’s plan to raise Delaware’s top marginal income tax rates (“Income tax proposal is against current trends”). I recommended that the legislature consider income tax strategies recently adopted by other states.
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By Dr. Richard F. Bieker
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4/14/25
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DOVER — Senate Democratic leaders approved Delaware’s long-debated end-of-life options bill on Wednesday, continuing majority leadership’s commitment to swiftly send the bill to the …
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 By Joseph Edelen
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4/14/25
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CAMDEN — Seeing a need for upscale apartments in central Delaware, Windward Communities has developed a complex in a secluded location on Upper King Road.
While Sunset Village leased the …
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 By Mike Finney
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4/14/25
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This week, remember Abraham Lincoln, a president who epitomized selfless dedication and empathy.
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4/14/25
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Following the abrupt news of superintendent Robert Fulton's retirement Thursday, the Cape Henlopen School District named Dr. Jenny Nauman to the role Monday.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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4/14/25
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Members of the Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group have been conversing with county staff over the last few weeks, then developing themes from those conversations and earlier group discussions.
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By Brian Gilliland
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4/14/25
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If you’re retiring soon or know someone who is, you’re not alone. In 2025, a record 4.18 million Americans will reach retirement age, which equates to over 11,000 people turning 65 each day.
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By Dr. Chris Kleather
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4/14/25
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