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Enrollment in the Delaware Health Insurance Marketplace has more than doubled since rates first declined in 2020, according to the state’s Insurance Commissioner, Trinidad …
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8/25/25
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DOVER — There are a couple wise words from his father that Mike Hines remembers.
“From a young age, my father told me, ‘Son, if you can earn a living doing something you love, …
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 By Mike Finney
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8/24/25
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Vaccination rates among kindergartners are decreasing across the United States, but Delaware was one of a few states to see them increase for the 2024-25 school year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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8/24/25
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Widely used to explain complex topics and summarize large amounts of information, artificial intelligence is making routine or repetitive tasks less labor-intensive, if not obsolete.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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8/24/25
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HARRINGTON — The next time motorists stop at a crossing while a long Delmarva Central Railroad train rumbles past, they might want to ponder how much longer the wait would be if all that …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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8/24/25
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DOVER — The “Delaware Way” defines the culture of politics in the First State, rooted in bipartisanship and reaching compromise.
Former Gov. and Congressman Mike Castle …
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 By Joseph Edelen
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8/22/25
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DOVER — When Alex Miller took the stage at Loblolly Acres in Viola last year, he felt right at home.
After all, he was playing at a farm that reminded him of the one he grew up on in …
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By Mike Finney
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8/22/25
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Bear author John Riddle’s 39th book is indeed a special one.
Why?
He wrote it with his grandsons, Alex and Gavin Podgorski.
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 By Craig Anderson
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8/22/25
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Congressional, state and local leaders broke ground for the Harrington Industrial Park on Aug. 20, saying it will generate about 750 jobs and bolster the city’s fortunes.
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By Brian Trompeter
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8/21/25
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Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced Aug. 18 that she is co-leading 21 others in suing the federal government over what they call “illegal imposition of conditions” regarding Victims of Crime Act grants.
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By Brian Gilliland
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8/20/25
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CAMDEN — Camden’s police chief on Aug. 20, said he’s been authorized to hire two officers, which has been a public point of contention with town law enforcement.
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By Craig Anderson
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8/20/25
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Responding to the Delaware General Assembly's recent special session and bill signing, Sussex County Council on Aug. 19 enacted a three-payment option for property and school taxes.
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By Brian Gilliland
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8/20/25
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Springboard Delaware, a nonprofit dedicated to eradicating homelessness, named Tom Ogden its board chair Aug. 19.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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8/20/25
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MIDDLETOWN — A linchpin in her personal business model is “service above self.”
That’s the M.O.T. Rotary Club’s motto, and Michelle Gramlich lives it every day.
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By Craig Anderson
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8/20/25
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Police say Delaware State University president Tony Allen’s blood alcohol content registered 0.128% following a traffic stop July 21.
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By Craig Anderson
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8/19/25
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In one of its first Facebook posts in four years, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 15 called for the immediate resignation of Dover Police Chief Thomas Johnson on Aug. 15, citing misuse of his city-issued vehicle and the low morale of officers.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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8/18/25
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The Delaware Caribbean Carnival brought some island flair down Loockerman Street with a parade while Legislative Mall served as the site for the day-long celebration for the second-annual event, …
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By Mike Finney
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8/18/25
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The staff of BrightBloom Centers in Seaford share one goal.
They believe in early diagnosis and prompt care for autistic children.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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8/18/25
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DOVER — Next year marks the 250th anniversary of the United States and members of the Downtown Dover Partnership are eager to help put a shine on the city.
That was one of the catalysts …
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By Mike Finney
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8/18/25
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Delaware’s unemployment rate rose from 4% to 4.1% between June and July.
The number’s increase — both over the month and the year — has resulted in the highest number of unemployed individuals since March 2022, according to the Department of Labor’s monthly labor review.
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By Joseph Edelen
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8/18/25
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