Posts Tagged ‘Delaware’
Coronavirus Activity on Increase in Delaware
Swimmer Injured in Rehoboth
DE’s May Unemployment Over National Average
Delaware’s May unemployment rate is slightly higher than the national average at 5.9% – the national rate is at 5.8%.…
Read MoreRescue Funds Start Arriving To Del. Local Governments
Funds from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 are making their way into the accounts of local governments in Delaware.
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Read MoreSen. Stephanie Hansen seeks to Advance Community Solar in Delaware
Del., Md. Monitor Gas Supplies Following Pipeline Disruption
The Governors of Maryland and Delaware are responding to the possible effects of the Colonial Pipeline hacking on the region’s gas supply.
UPDATE: School Board Election Results – 5 Sussex Races in 4 Districts
Election results:
Delaware School Board Election Results are in, following a vote in several…
Read MoreFollowing Census, Del. Keeps 1 Congressional Seat, Md. Retains 8
Delaware will keep its one seat in the U.S. House of Representatives under a population update released by the US Census.
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Read MoreSaturday is Drug Take Back Day in DE from 10am to 2pm
Delaware will hold its 20th Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, April 24, 2021. Delawareans can discard their expired or…
Read MoreDE to Start 10-Digit Dialing April 24
Federal communications officials are urging all Delawareans to start dialing the area code and 7-digit phone number on local calls…
Read MoreDE Governor Dale Wolf Dies at 96
Positive Coronavirus Tests Reach 90,000 in DE; Vaccine Now in Over 329,000 DE Arms
While vaccine is being administered – to now over 329,000 Delawareans, people are still testing positive for coronavirus. Delaware reached…
Read MoreDel., Md. Flags At Half-Staff To Honor People Who’ve Died With COVID
Flags in Delaware and Maryland are flying at half-staff in memory of the more than half-a-million Americans who have died with coronavirus.
Governor John Carney took action Monday…
Read MoreCarney Updates Omnibus COVID-19 State Of Emergency
Governor John Carney has issued his 6th modification of his COVID-19 Omnibus State of Emergency Declaration which expands permitted crowd sizes late next week and…
Read MoreBecome a Mentor on Delmarva
Mentors are individuals who donate their time to make a difference. There are youths in grades 1 through 12 who could benefit from the support of great mentors…
Read More2021 Brings New Hunting Seasons In Del.
2021 brings the arrival of more hunting seasons to Delaware.
Firearm deer hunting seasons will start on various dates depending on…
Read More750 Vaccines Administered in First Week in Delaware
Since the first pre-ordered doses of the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine were delivered on Monday, Dec. 14, 750 vaccines have been…
Read MoreDel., Md. Report Improving Labor Markets In Nov.
Unemployment declined in Delaware and Maryland in November, according to reports released by both states Friday.
Delaware’s unemployment rate dipped to…
Read MoreGov. Carney Announced Additional COVID-19 Restrictions
Governor John Carney Thursday announced additional restrictions that cover business operations, crowd size and a curfew for restaurants and bars as the state attempts to confront…
Read MoreDel., Md. Join Facebook Anti-Trust Lawsuit
The attorneys general of Delaware and Maryland have joined an antitrust lawsuit against Facebook.
The social media giant is accused of…
Read MoreGov. Carney Extends Delaware’s COVID State Of Emergency
Governor John Carney Wednesday formally extended Delaware’s COVID-19 state of emergency for another 30 days.
“We are in a resurgence,…
Read MoreDel. JP Court Starts Online Dispute Resolution Program
Delaware’s Justice of the Peace Court has begun an Online Dispute Resolution program, with the goal of resolving disputes before parties go to court. The courts…
Read MoreSen. Hocker Will Continue As Minority Leader; Sen. Pettyjohn Becomes Minority Whip
The Delaware State Senate Republican Caucus Friday voted to keep Senator Gerald Hocker of Ocean View as Minority Leader, as it heads into a new General Assembly…
Read MoreUpdate: Voters Line Up To Cast Ballots
Voters have been encountering long lines at may polling places in Delaware and Maryland so far on this election day. Elections officials say you should be…
Read MoreMany Government Offices Are Closed For Election Day
Many local government offices and services are closed for Election Day.
In Rehoboth Beach, city hall offices are closed today as well as on Thursday from 12:30 until…