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The Community Legal Aid Society reported 18 to 22 year-old students haven’t received any meaningful special education services while incarcerated.
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Wilmington City Council passes a resolution requesting the Plummer Community Corrections Center stay open.
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The report said based on cost alone, it recommends splitting City of Wilmington students between the Red Clay and Brandywine School Districts.
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The former state GOP Chair announced she is resigning via social media Friday. She has served as both interim and acting U.S. Attorney for Delaware since being appointed by President Trump and sworn in last summer.
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Once Mayor John Carney signs the ordinance into law, the city will have 120 days to get the program running.
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Supporters of cottage courts say they provide “missing middle” housing, which can be significantly more affordable than traditional homes.
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Delawareans are being informed on how to access funds from a settlement with Google.
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The options envision splitting Wilmington students between Red Clay and Brandywine school districts; consolidating Brandywine, Red Clay and the City of Wilmington into one district or combining all four northern New Castle County districts into one.
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Sussex County announced earlier this year it will begin work updating its Comprehensive Plan immediately- nearly a full year earlier than County Council originally planned the process to begin.
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Starwood Digital Ventures, which wants to build the data center near Delaware City, is asking DNREC for a decision on whether the facility falls under Delaware’s Coastal Zone Act. That law governs large industrial construction along the Delaware coast.
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Newark City Council unanimously adopts the five-year city sustainability update.
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The PEFC approved a hybrid funding model and continues to mull how equalization should play a role.