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The String Cheese Incident Performs for the First Time in Delaware

The String Cheese Incident Performs for the First Time in Delaware

The String Cheese Incident Performs for the First Time in Delaware
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EisnerAmper Advises on Unclaimed Property Risk Amid Delaware's Increased Scrutiny

EisnerAmper Advises on Unclaimed Property Risk Amid Delaware's Increased Scrutiny

EisnerAmper Advises on Unclaimed Property Risk Amid Delaware's Increased Scrutiny
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Andrew Carr Signs One-Year Deal with Sydney Kings, Continuing Professional Basketball Career

Andrew Carr Signs One-Year Deal with Sydney Kings, Continuing Professional Basketball Career

Andrew Carr Signs One-Year Deal with Sydney Kings, Continuing Professional Basketball Career
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Total solar eclipse coming this week, and some in Ohio get a glimpse

Total solar eclipse coming this week, and some in Ohio get a glimpse

A solar eclipse will appear overhead this week. Will Ohio be able to see it? Here's which cities will be able to see it and what time it happens.
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Little League Baseball Regionals 2026: TV, stream for championship games

Little League Baseball Regionals 2026: TV, stream for championship games

Little League teams are competing for a coveted place in Williamsport for the 2026 LLWS. Here's how to watch all the regional championship games.
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Delaware Enacts New Voting Rights Protections for Black Voters

Delaware Enacts New Voting Rights Protections for Black Voters

Delaware has enacted the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act, providing new protections against election discrimination for Black voters and other minority groups. The law, signed by Governor Matt Meyer, aims to safeguard voting rights by allowing challenges to voter intimidation and discriminatory practices in state court. It also directs courts to interpret election laws in ways that expand access to voting. The legislation received bipartisan support and is seen as a response to the erosion of federal voting rights protections.
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Janice Carlisle Geddes Remembered for Her Contributions to Delaware's Cultural and Economic Landscape

Janice Carlisle Geddes Remembered for Her Contributions to Delaware's Cultural and Economic Landscape

Janice Carlisle Geddes, a prominent figure in Delaware's cultural and economic sectors, passed away at the age of 79. Geddes was known for her diverse career, which included roles as a fashion model, Director of Tourism and Economic Development for the State of Delaware, and President of the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in Delaware. Her entrepreneurial spirit was evident in her creation of the Brick Garage/Pack Rats Place, a unique antique shop in Kennett Square. Geddes was also active in community events, organizing a holiday light parade and hosting a haunted house. She is survived by her children and grandchildren, and her legacy is marked by her contributions to historic preservation and local business support.
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Aternium to Establish Green Hydrogen Facility in Delaware, Expanding Renewable Energy Footprint

Aternium to Establish Green Hydrogen Facility in Delaware, Expanding Renewable Energy Footprint

Aternium to Establish Green Hydrogen Facility in Delaware, Expanding Renewable Energy Footprint
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Coastal Flood Advisory for Delaware and New Jersey Shorelines

Coastal Flood Advisory for Delaware and New Jersey Shorelines

A Coastal Flood Advisory has been issued for New Castle County, Delaware, and Salem County, New Jersey. The advisory is in effect from 9:00 PM EDT tonight until 2:00 AM EDT Wednesday. Elevated tides, influenced by the approach of the New Moon on August 12, are expected to cause minor coastal flooding during evening high tides through Thursday. Up to one-half foot of inundation above ground level is anticipated in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. Flooding is most likely to occur during high tide, with water levels reaching minor flood stage at the Delaware River's Reedy Point tide gauge.
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Westminster Council's 'Vertical Drinking' Policy Sparks Debate on Individual Freedom

Westminster Council's 'Vertical Drinking' Policy Sparks Debate on Individual Freedom

Westminster Council in London has proposed a draft licensing policy that would restrict 'vertical drinking,' which refers to standing at a bar to order or consume drinks. This policy has been criticized as reminiscent of a Monty Python sketch, highlighting its perceived absurdity. The policy is seen as part of a broader trend of government actions that, while intended to serve the common good, may erode individual freedoms. The proposal has faced pushback from London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who opposes such restrictions. The policy reflects a utilitarian approach to public policy, where actions are judged by the greatest good for the greatest number, often at the expense of personal liberties.
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Denver Broncos Sign Rookie Kyre Duplessis to Bolster Wide Receiver Depth

Denver Broncos Sign Rookie Kyre Duplessis to Bolster Wide Receiver Depth

Denver Broncos Sign Rookie Kyre Duplessis to Bolster Wide Receiver Depth
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Flash Flood Warnings and Severe Thunderstorms Impact Central Ohio

Flash Flood Warnings and Severe Thunderstorms Impact Central Ohio

Central Ohio is experiencing an active weather pattern with flash flood warnings and severe thunderstorms affecting multiple counties, including Franklin, Delaware, and Licking. As of August 10, 2026, heavy rainfall of 1.5 to 2 inches has already been recorded in some areas, with additional rainfall expected overnight. Wind gusts of up to 70 mph have been reported, causing power outages for thousands of residents. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a severe thunderstorm watch until 2 a.m. on August 11, and a flood watch remains in effect through the morning of August 12. Warm, humid conditions are fueling these storms, which are expected to persist through August 13.