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Delaware education leaders kick off back-to-school with Dover visit
19+ hour, 38+ min ago (189+ words) DOVER, Del. - Back-to-school season is officially underway. Delaware Secretary of Education Cindy Marten and members of the Delaware Department of Education visited the Dover Middle School Campus Monday, connecting with educators as they prepared their classrooms for the new school…...
Delaware Environmental Appeals Board to weigh challenge to US Wind approval process
2+ week, 6+ day ago (474+ words) (U.S. Department of Energy) DOVER, Del. - Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board has scheduled an August hearing on a challenge to a state review of the US Wind offshore wind project. The hearing, filed by Edward E. Bintz, is scheduled to begin at…...
Delaware launches statewide "Food is Medicine" initiative to connect healthcare with healthy food
3+ week, 6+ day ago (602+ words) HARRINGTON, Del. - A new statewide effort hopes to prove that what's on your plate can be just as important as what's in your medicine cabinet. Delaware leaders unveiled plans Tuesday to build a statewide "Food is Medicine" system, an initiative…...
Delaware officials urge drivers to "Look Before You Lock" during heatstroke prevention event
1+ mon, 21+ hour ago (226+ words) DELAWARE - As summer temperatures continue across Delmarva, the Delaware Office of Highway Safety is reminding parents and caregivers to never leave a child alone in a vehicle. The agency held its annual pediatric vehicular heatstroke prevention event in Dover on…...
UPDATE: Delaware declares measles outbreak as state confirms fifth case
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (451+ words) DOVER, Del. - Delaware health officials have declared a measles outbreak after confirming five total cases this week so far. The Delaware Division of Public Health announced on July 22 that four cases had been identified. WBOC previously reported the first two…...
Delaware cooling centers to reopen as extreme heat returns
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (156+ words) DELAWARE - The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services has announced cooling centers will reopen across the First State as soaring temperatures return this week. DHSS says the cooling centers are being activated due to temperatures passing 90 degrees for multiple…...
Delaware NAACP responds to viral Dover traffic stop arrest video
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (357+ words) DOVER, Del. - The Delaware NAACP State Conference is speaking out following a traffic stop and arrest involving a Dover woman that has prompted internal and state reviews. Courtesy of Coldest Winter Ever Hopkins was charged with multiple offenses. DSP and…...
Digital Literacy Specialists will be available for assistance at some Delaware libraries this summer
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (331+ words) Officials with Delaware Libraries announced the launch of a 10-week program that aims to support Delawareans on digital literacy. That means trained members of AmeriCorps' VISTA program have been placed in 21 libraries across Delaware. DELAWARE - Officials with Delaware Libraries announced…...
Delaware hospitals adopt statewide ER guidance to strengthen opioid addiction treatment
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (688+ words) DOVER, Del. — Delaware hospitals are adopting a new statewide approach to treating opioid use disorder in emergency departments, with health leaders hoping to turn more overdose visits into opportunities for recovery. The new Emergency Department Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Guidance…...
Delaware bill would expand background checks for fire and EMS members
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (276+ words) DOVER, Del. - Legislation moving through the Delaware General Assembly would require criminal background checks for many current and prospective members of the state's fire companies and emergency medical services. First introduced in May, Senate Bill 325 would require state and federal…...