Oct 31, 2009 | News Journal
Delaware files suit to block dredging
Attorney General Beau Biden went to federal court Friday to block the Army Corps of Engineers from deepening a section of the Delaware River within Delaware's borders without state permits.
Delaware Police Are Giving Out More Tickets.
Delaware Police issued 53 tickets last week to state drivers for not wearing seat-belts. Office of Highway Safety spokesperson Andrea Summers says that brings the total number of seat belt citations to 595 since the OHS kicked off it's safety initiative last August.
Swine flu vaccine coming to classrooms
Delaware schoolchildren will begin receiving free swine flu vaccine next week, though state officials still are determining how they will prioritize distribution of the voluntary vaccinations.
Delaware, All of it, a National Park?
Delaware, the first US state, is the only state without a national park. That does not set well with Delaware's US Senator Tom Carper , who has introduced a bill that would designate virtually the entire state as a national park.
DELAWARE: Chief of state veterans home resigns
Dean C. Reid has resigned as administrator of the Delaware Veterans Home in Milford, about five months after a Sunday News Journal story exposed problems there.
The First Death Of H1N1 Reported In Kent County.
Delaware Public Health Officials have confirmed the state's first Swine Flu death.
As unemployment continues to rise so do Delaware's uninsured
The consumer group, Families U-S-A is out with a report that shows approximately 8-thousand 8-hundred Delawareans lost their jobs in 2009 .
Delaware came up short this year in the annual grapple for federal beach replenishment funds, a victim of a sharpening debate over taxpayer spending to repair the ocean's ceaseless attacks on shorelines.
Delaware News: Flooding causes road closures
The following roads have been closed because of flooding, the Delaware Department of Transportation reports this morning: New Castle County Del.
DOVER -- A recent study has found that more Delawareans are choosing to live a healthy, smoke-free lifestyle.
The Smoking Rate For Adults In Delaware Is At Its Lowest Since The 1980's.
According to the Behavioral Risk Factor Survey, which is an ongoing telephone-based survey of adult Delawareans and is run by the University of Delaware, cigarette smoking among adults in Delaware is at its lowest level since 1982.
Delaware GOP Rep. Mike Castle to run for VP Biden's former Senate seat, may face Biden son
Republican U.S. Rep. Michael Castle announced Tuesday he will run for the U.S. Senate seat Democrat Joe Biden left to become vice president.
A Wilmington woman charged with leaving her son, alone at Delaware Park
A Wilmington woman is charged with leaving her son in a car while she gambled at Delaware Park.
Delaware's Christmas Craft Shows
Shoppers and crafters look forward to the Christmas crafts season. Craft shows are held all over Delaware, in fire halls, churches, community centers and schools.
Delaware Places Orders for Flu Vaccine
The State of Delaware has ordered thousands of doses of injectible and nasal spray vaccines for H1N1 or Swine Flu.
Archives provide a peek into lives of Delaware families
Seeing the Rockwood Museum Archives in storage is almost like a scene out of "Raiders of the Lost Ark." For more than ten years, stacks and stacks of climate-controlled boxes contained the history of the lives of some of Delaware's most influential families.
The Swine Flu Vaccine Has Arrived In Delaware, But Officials Say Some Of That Shipment Was Delayed.
The delay means it will be another day or more before Flumist doses are given to all the state's health care workers.
Del. GOP rep to seek Biden's former Senate seat
Nine-term Delaware Republican congressman Michael Castle will run for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Joe Biden last year after the Democrat was elected vice president.
The Filing Deadline Is Approaching For 2008 Tax Return Extension Filers.
An estimated 24,600 Delawareans who requested the automatic six-month extension to file their 2008 tax return face the upcoming October 15th deadline.
Hockessin, Delaware: Top Take Out Restaurants Guide
If you work in the Hockessin, Delaware area, here are some awesome lunch take-out restaurants for you to check out.
Hey there, ya' hungry? If you're not now, you will be as soon as you start looking at what's in store over the next several pages.
A survey of Delaware voters finds a variety of opinions about two candidates who have yet to announce whether they will run for Senate in 2010.
Sustainable Delaware Conference set for Oct. 15-16
The 2009 Sustainable Delaware Conference will be held at Clayton Hall Conference Center in Newark, Del., the weekend of Oct.
Hospital workers in Delaware targeted for swine flu vaccine
DOVER - Health care providers in hospitals will receive most of the first shipment of swine flu vaccine available in Delaware, public health officials said Thursday.
Modest Increase in H1N1 Flu Reported in Delaware
Delaware health officials say there's been a modest increase in the number of H1N1 flu cases in the First State.
Soldiers, families share joy at return
In January, Kenneth E. Fowler Jr. will mark 40 years as a member of the Delaware Army National Guard and he says he's seen enough.
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