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President Donald Trump delivered the longest joint address to Congress in history Tuesday, touting his administration’s work to cut federal spending and its focus on inflation and national security.
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 By Joseph Edelen
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3/7/25
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Like many programs that rely on federal spending, Sussex County’s Community Development & Housing Department doesn’t know if or when the hammer will fall.
Regardless, its director, Brandy Nauman, described the unit’s priorities for the coming year before County Council on Tuesday.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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3/7/25
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Stacker surveyed Billboard's Hot 100 chart in 1975 to highlight the top 50 songs turning 50 in 2025. See which hits made the list.
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Katrina Sirotta
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3/7/25
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Judging from its colorful costumes and elaborate props, Lake Forest High School Drama Club’s upcoming production of “Sleeping Beauty the Musical” will be a feast for the eyes, as well as the ears.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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3/7/25
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WASHINGTON — Research cuts would impact Delaware. Rural cancer patients may miss out on cutting-edge treatments in Utah. Therapies for intellectual disorders could stall in Maryland. Red states …
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By Lauran Neergaard and Kasturi Pananjady
Associated Press
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3/7/25
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Healthy coastal ecosystems play crucial roles in the U.S. economy, from supporting multibillion-dollar fisheries and tourism industries to protecting coastlines from storms.
They’re also difficult to manage, requiring specialized knowledge and technology.
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By Christine Keiner
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3/7/25
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DOVER — The Senate Judiciary Committee will consider a proposal to implement expansive updates to Delaware’s corporate structure on Wednesday, committee chair Sen. Darius Brown, …
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By Joseph Edelen
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3/7/25
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President Donald Trump has proposed eliminating the penny. Even though the U.S. Mint lost $85 million making such coins in 2024, getting rid of them might be easier said than done. What do you think about this possible change to change? Do you use pennies often? Have you stopped paying with cash altogether?
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DOVER — Last year, it was Cape Henlopen and Smyrna that held initial, and then second funding votes for its school districts, and while it’s too early to tell if second votes will be …
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By Brian Gilliland
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3/7/25
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DOVER – The Delaware NAACP State Conference of Branches and Dover Federal Credit Union have announced a collaboration that will provide financial empowerment through products, services, and …
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Daily State News
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3/7/25
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DOVER — Some point to the start of the pandemic as the day the music died in Delaware.
It was five years ago this month when restaurants and bars were suddenly hosting a much smaller …
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 By Mike Finney
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3/7/25
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SELBYVILLE — The Freeman Arts Pavilion’s latest program, the Spotlight Series, is designed to expand live year-round arts experiences and the nonprofit’s connection with the …
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Daily State News
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3/7/25
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SMYRNA — The Smyrna School District will hold an informational meeting on Wednesday regarding its $5.4 million referendum request to enhance safety, fill teaching positions and more.
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 By Craig Anderson
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3/6/25
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GEORGETOWN — Representatives from the Delaware Department of Transportation took center stage to update Sussex County leaders and planners on a wide variety of issues, but a significant …
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By Brian Gilliland
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3/6/25
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WILMINGTON – The Top 16 finalists have been announced in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Delaware contest, a competition hosted by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and its …
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Daily State News
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3/6/25
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DOVER— A week after Delaware Democrats introduced oversight measures for utility companies on Feb. 21, Republicans in the General Assembly announced they would be introducing a package of …
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By Joseph Edelen
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3/6/25
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DOVER — Just to the north of the John Dickinson Plantation sits a dusty construction site that will eventually become a visitor center for the historic attraction.
In the works for five …
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By Mike Finney
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3/6/25
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We need a Department of Government Efficiency in Delaware. As a resident of Delaware, I would like to put in layman’s terms my understanding of our ever-rising utility bills. Issues began when the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative was introduced in our state.
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By Cheryl Precourt
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3/6/25
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On Monday, the U.S. Senate tried to advance a bill that would protect our young girls and women in sports, and both of our senators, Democrats Chris Coons and Lisa Blunt Rochester, voted against it, not allowing the proposal to advance.
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By Thomas Hoever
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3/6/25
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Even while preparing to move into a new building later this year, the Milford Museum notched some successes in 2024.
That’s according to the facility’s annual report, which its leaders will present to City Council on Wednesday.
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3/6/25
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