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Wilmington welcomes two new businesses to LOMA
Wilmington officials celebrate the opening of two new businesses in the city’s LOMA distri ...
14 years ago
Study examines feasibility of water trasnsportation between Lewes and Rehoboth
Pending a traffic study, funding and construction time, two waterfront towns in Delaware could soon be linked by waterway transit. ...
14 years ago
SBA announces business loan initiative
The Small Business Association unveils the first commercial mortgage refinance loan approved in the state, designed to help small busines ...
14 years ago
Poll: More feel good about NJ’s direction
A new poll finds New Jerseyans are more optimistic about their state’s direction than they’ve been in seven years, the Associ ...
14 years ago
Capital Blue Cross now offering pet insurance
A major Pennsylvania health insurer has started offering pet insurance. Officials at Harrisburg-based Capital Blue Cross ...
14 years ago
Developer, residents discuss a dollar-store project not called Chelten Plaza
A handful of community members met last week with a developer who plans to bring a Dollar General store to the 600 block of E. Chelten Av ...
14 years ago
Project officials will discuss possible tenants at former Tastykake site this week
The name’s slightly different, but plans for a new mixed-use retail center at the former Tastykake site in Nicetown are intact and ...
14 years ago
Inn Yard Park playground plans move forward despite funding controversy
An ongoing battle between East Falls residents and a suburban-based development corporation over funding for a soon-to-be built neighborh ...
14 years ago
Mt. Airy author lets her characters ‘write’ her novels
Mt. Airy author Amy Ignatow has released her third book in her tweens series T ...
14 years ago
Delaware’s new Civil Union law gives wedding planners ideas
When Delaware Governor Jack Markell signed the state’s Civil Union law last May one of the many hopes among supporters is that it would ...
14 years ago