Posts Tagged ‘citizenship’
Governor Meyer Signed Historic Data Privacy Legislation, Protecting Delaware Residents And Businesses
Governor Matt Meyer has signed two data privacy bills aimed at expanding protections for Delaware consumers, which officials say will make the state’s laws the broadest in the country. The legislation lowers the threshold for companies covered by the law to those handling data from at least 10,000 consumers and gives people more control over…
Read MoreDel. Civics Education Bill Gets Hearing In Senate Committee
Legislation to require that Delaware students in grades ten and twelve be assessed in US history, government and civics will be considered in the Senate Education Committee today (Wednesday).The bill (SB 232) is sponsored by State Senator Bryant Richardson, R-Seaford. The requirement would take effect with the 2023-24 academic year.The civics assessment would cover: The…
Read MoreWorcester Co. Seeks Applicants For Local Commissions, Boards
Worcester County is looking to fill positions on several commissions. The Board of Commissioners will consider applicants who are hoping to become more involved in their community and volunteer to serve on a board or commission. Agricultural preservation, social services, ethics, recreation and economic development are just a few of the areas where commissioners are…
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