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Delaware House Minority Leader to call it quits

State Representative Richard Cathcart says it comes from pressures of holding a public office — and a full-time job. House M ...

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New Jersey plan to cap property taxes taking shape

The New Jersey Senate plans to vote Thursday on a compromise measure to cap property tax increases at two percent. There’s still un ...

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Kaufman and Casey on Mideast tour

Sen. Ted Kaufman and Sen. Bob Casey over lap their trip to Kuwait with the Obama administrations. Delaware Senator ...

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Research: depression and dementia are linked

Could the “wear and tear” of depression make the brain more vulnerable? Scientists have long suspected that depression ...

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Heat won’t keep Tastykakes out of the kitchen

Company would try to cut power use at high-tech bakery if necessary As the temperature rises, some businesses could be asked to c ...

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Heat closes South Philly elementary school

Some Philadelphia students aren’t complaining about the hot weather. The extreme temperatures prompted the School District to send ...

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Utilities watch supplies as demand soars

Electricity providers monitor systems amid heat This week’s scorching temperatures have the region’s utilities bracin ...

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Cell-Text ban law signed in Delaware

New state laws take effect on Jan. 2, 2011 Starting next year the only way a driver can speak on his or her cell phone is with a h ...

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How oppressive heat sneaks up on seniors

Doctors say either because of age or illness, many elderly people just don’t feel the heat the same way. They don’t notice h ...

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Explosive device found on Delaware beach

A rusted looking cylinder was found around 10:30am Monday. Park rangers at Delaware’s ...

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