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Top to bottom review will focus on Delaware’s system of criminal justice and corrections
Delaware will undertake a federally-funded review of the efficiency and effectiveness of its criminal justice system, from the time of an
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13 years ago
Felony convictions not stopping city employees from collecting pensions
From police officers to court employees to city commissioners, eight city employees convicted of felonies in the last decade are still co
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13 years ago
Preparations are underway for Dover Fun Day
Delaware’s capital city is making plans for Dover Fun Day.
The Dover Youth Advisory Council welcomes the public to Dov
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13 years ago
Chest Pain Accreditation for Paoli Hospital
Paoli Hospital has earned its Chest Pain Center Accreditation from the Society of Chest Pain Centers
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13 years ago
Some felons still collecting city pensions, PICA gets ready to vote on Philadelphia budget
It takes more than a felony to prevent city workers from collecting their pensions. The Daily News today found cases of felons still coll
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13 years ago
Roses are the most beloved plant, not just by countless humans throughout recorded history but also by numerous pathogens and insects.
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13 years ago
AP classes for teachers now underway
More than 100 Advanced Placement teachers are going back to class this week as part of the state’s Race to the Top.
The trai
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13 years ago
Daily News debuts new look and feel
Pick up the Daily News today and won’t look all that different than what you’re used to. It’s still a tabloid-
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13 years ago
Property tax bills go out this week to New Castle County citizens
Residents in northern Delaware will soon be receiving their annual bills for property taxes and school taxes from New Castle County.
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13 years ago
Devil’s Pool closed to prevent swimmers from leaving a mess
We were excited last week to see Devil’s Pool make the pages of the New York Times, but we did wonder why there was so much trash i
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13 years ago
Fire at Cinnaminson Walmart deemed arson
Police are looking for the person who started a fire in a Cinnaminson Walmart yesterday, closing the store for hours while crews extingui
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13 years ago
New Jersey’s Christie casts shadow over Iowa, 2012
Christie’s in Iowa today, but not as a presidential hopeful. Instead, the first-term governor is leaving an imprint as a potential
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13 years ago
Three stories about teen stardom, playhouses, and leeches
I’ve been puzzling over how to work interesting stories I come across into this blog. I think the easiest way is just to list them
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13 years ago
Weekend urban farms bike tour becomes test of endurance
Nearly 100 people and their bikes stood in the morning shade at Weavers Way Farm in East Germantown on a Saturday that soon reached 100 d
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13 years ago