Graffiti bridge: vandals deface bike path under Puncheon Run connector

Vandals have struck with orange paint and an attitude, scrawling obscenities along a popular bicycle path southeast of Dover.

Seventh H1N1 death reported

Officials with Delaware's Division of Public Health announced Tuesday that a 47-year-old Kent County man became Delaware's seventh H1N1-related death March 7.

Levy Court Commissioner Ennis will not run for re-election

Citing health concerns, Levy Court at large Commissioner Richard E. Ennis confirmed March 9 he will not run for re-election.

CR school board approves Simpson construction plans

The Caesar Rodney School Board has approved final plans for the renovation of the W.B. Simpson Elementary School in Camden.

Money School shows path to financial awareness

If you want to learn more about handling your personal finances, the Money School is a great -- and free -- resource.

Groups urge Markell not to abandon 'bottle bill'

Gov. Jack Markell is supporting legislation to do away with the 5-cent bottle deposit, turning it instead into a 5-cent tax. The purpose, Markell said, is to encourage recycling.

Legislation would encourage saving for college

Information on signing up would be available at hospitals.

Harrington pumps 10,000 gallons out of wastewater lagoon to prevent overflow

The city of Harrington received permission March 3 to pump wastewater into local streams.

Holy Cross’ McGlynn named monsignor

Father Daniel J. McGlynn has been named a monsignor by Pope Benedict XVI.

Panel suggests changes to state gambling regulations

Administration cool to expansion kickbacks, 24-hour alcohol sales.

Criticism leveled at plan to cut state child care funds

Division of Social Services chief Elaine Archangelo draws fire for proposals to cut payments to offset daycare costs.

Juveniles facing arson, burglary charges in November break-in

Three area juveniles have been arrested in connection with a November break-in at a Wyoming industrial facility.

State social services chief says agency doing more with less

Delaware Health and Social Services Secretary Rita Landgraf has told the Joint Finance Committee her department is working to make up for staff shortages due to budget cuts.

Dover property reassessment hikes values for some owners

Higher appraisals do not necessarily mean higher taxes, say city of Dover officials.

Danberg says state parole board should go

Although Department of Correction Commissioner Carl C. Danberg has called for eliminating the state parole board, legislators are calling the idea unconstitutional.

Levy Court looks to cut back on education building surcharge

Levy Court is considering a change in surcharges that could bring more business to the county, but also reduce payments to school districts.

Newsmaker Q&A: DEMA Director Jamie Turner

Jamie Turner, director of the Delaware Emergency Management Agency, talks about his job and the recent snowstorms.

Marydel area bridge to close March 8

DelDOT will close the Sandy Bend Road bridge over the Tappahanna Ditch to replace the structure, beginning March 8.

Delaware makes filing unemployment claims easier

Unemployed workers can now file online.

Aging inmates driving up health care costs

Prison health care experts agree that states facing persistent fiscal quandaries need to rethink the way they handle their aging and ailing inmates.

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