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Delaware organization matches people with autism and tech jobs
One year after coming to Delaware, an international program that aims to find tech jobs for individuals with autism is seeing its first s ...
13 years ago
Thinking outside the box to get to the heart of Wilmington’s violence issue, that’s what a University of Delaware professor d ...
13 years ago
‘I Have A Dream’ at 50: Discussing the legacy of MLK’s speech at a Germantown black-poetry festival
Fifty years ago today, civil-rights pioneer Martin Luther King Jr. took to the steps before the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. and d ...
13 years ago
NOAA: Measles-like virus likely responsible for recent dolphin die-off
Diagnostic tests have confirmed that a virus is the likely culprit for hundreds of dead or severely sick bottlenose dolphins washing asho ...
13 years ago
Philly schools chief again appeals to teachers for salary, benefits concessions
Staff shortages. Classrooms packed to the brink. Scarce money for basic school supplies. This is the current reality for the Phila ...
13 years ago
A picture perfect afternoon along the Manahawkin Bay
It usually takes me much longer to get to a destination than most, as I love to pull off and explore. This behavior is nothing new ...
13 years ago