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City OKs agreement to attract high-tech firm
Delaware City Council unanimously passed an ordinance this week to contribute $30,000 for fiber optic cable service to bring a high-tech business to Delaware.The post City OKs agreement to attract high-tech firm appeared first on The Delaware Gazette.
Rehoboth job fair features 60 employers
For people seeking a part-time summer job or a long-term opportunity, the place to be April 30 was the Delaware Congressional Delegation Job Fair at the Rehoboth Convention Center.
Fort Delaware opening this weekend
State park officials say the popular Fort Delaware historic site is opening this weekend for the summer season.
Delaware City refinery owner's profits beat estimates
PBF Energy this morning cited "better than originally planned" performance of its Delaware City crude-by-rail complex among the reasons for for a $100.1 million first quarter operating income and 30-cents per share dividend release.
If the greenhouse gas quandry took the form of a scale, the balance would be tipping just a tad to the carbon side lately.
Progress on toxic cleanup reported
The Environmental Protection Agency is reporting promising but uneven results in its latest report on costly efforts to control toxic pollution creeping away from Delaware's largest Superfund cleanup site.
Prescription take-back this Saturday across Del.
The first Prescription Drug Take-Back Day of 2013 will be held this Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at multiple locations throughout the state.
DNREC Issues Air Permit to Restart Cooling Tower at Delaware City Refinery
The restarted unit will help the facility achieve a required 33 percent reduction in cooling water withdrawal from 452 million gallons per day to 303 mgd, which is anticipated to reduce incidents of aquatic life mortality by a corresponding 33 percent.