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Races to Watch: Three Democrats running for the 6th House District seat (opens the original)
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Delaware will see a shakeup in the General Assembly this election cycle with several fixtures in the House and State Senate retiring from their positions. State Rep. Debra Heffernan is leaving after 16 years in the House District 6 seat. Before that, she served on the Brandywine School Board for five years, including a stint as Board President. When Heffernan announced her retirement, she said the role has been an honor of a lifetime and cited her accomplishments ranging from reproductive freedo
Healthy Communities Delaware doles out almost $1.5 million in grants to support local communities (opens the original)
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Public-private partnership Healthy Communities Delaware invested almost $1.5 million in 17 community organizations throughout the state this year. They targeted projects aiming to improve people’s lives, from affordable housing developments to public parks and home repair projects. HCD Executive Director Kate Dupont Phillips said Delaware will never have enough affordable housing, and one way to tackle the supply issue is to maintain the homes people already live in. “Supporting repairs that can
A zoning reform pilot program helps Newark City Council plan for the future of housing (opens the original)
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Newark City Council wants to change its zoning laws to boost affordable housing options with the help from a state-funded program, but remain protective of some restrictions. Senate Joint Resolution 8 established a pilot program through the Delaware State Housing Authority to help municipalities become more friendly to diverse housing supply solutions. Newark City Councilmembers previously identified a few areas they’d like to focus on with a third party advisor. That includes growing “missing m
Wilmington’s North Market Library Hub starts soft opening after months of delays (opens the original)
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Wilmington’s newest library will open its doors full time starting Aug. 29. Until then, the North Market Library Hub will host soft openings on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from July 18 through Aug. 22. Those will highlight different resources and spaces each week. NoMa Assistant Branch Manager Leah Howard said she’s looking forward to making new resources available to community members, especially the Maker Lab. “The kids, adults alike, everybody can just come in there and make space. That'
Wilmington Mayor John Carney vetoes water service shutoff ban for vulnerable populations (opens the original)
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Wilmington City Council voted to ban water service disconnections for people with disabilities, seniors and residents with children under five years old. That passed 7-5 with one absent July 9 and depended on Carney’s signature to be written into law. It won’t go into effect after Mayor John Carney vetoed the ordinance this week. Carney’s Deputy Chief of Staff Daniel Walker said the ordinance would create an incentive for people to not pay their bills. “That is not something we can push forward
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