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Harm reduction bill gets Gov. Meyer's signature, with order for added oversight (opens the original)
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A bill to expand Delaware’s harm reduction initiatives in drug overdose prevention got Gov. Matt Meyer's signature. He signed the bill on the last day he could, after not committing to do so earlier this summer. With it, he also put out an executive order that adds monitoring of the policy’s rollout. The law clarifies Delaware Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health oversight of overdose prevention partners. It also instructs state partners to provide people with clean supplies, including
Lawmakers and local industry reps say new film tax credit already bringing benefits (opens the original)
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Lawmakers and film producers say Delaware’s new film tax credit is expected to bring new jobs and economic growth to the state. Production on a film under Delaware’s new film tax credit is already underway, ‘Unaccompanied Minor’ from Armory Films started filming in New Castle County this month. And Gov. Matt Meyer said he’s heard from an ice cream store on Philly Pike already, "...after filming one day, (production) went to an ice cream store and bought tons of ice cream. And the ice cream store
Lawmakers review nomination of former Richards, Layton & Finger attorney for Court of Chancery position (opens the original)
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Gov. Matt Meyer’s nominee to fill a vacancy on Delaware’s Court of Chancery, Kyle Lachmund, told state senators during an executive committee that he plans to approach the position with humility. Lachmund most recently served as director at top corporate law firm Richards, Layton & Finger. The State Senate will consider Lachmund’s appointment as one of the court’s six vice chancellors Thursday, following the hearing Tuesday. Chancery Court has been in the spotlight in recent years, especially af
Delaware's new Surgeon General tells State Senate he plans to work on social media, saving state money (opens the original)
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During a Senate Executive Committee meeting, lawmakers asked Delaware’s new Surgeon General what his plans are to address some of the state’s most pressing health issues. Dr. Neil Hockstein, Gov. Matt Meyer’s pick for Surgeon General, said youth phone and social media use is one of the top issues he wants to focus on, likening it to smoking or a lack or seatbelts in cars. "The digital world that our kids are growing up in is not safe," he said. "We would never let a 13 or 14 year old go into a c
Delaware sees another drop in suspected drug overdose deaths, but nonlethal overdoses continue (opens the original)
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Delaware sees a decline in drug overdoses for a second year in a row. But state officials said Monday that doesn’t mean addiction treatment and prevention efforts can let up. Delaware’s Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health (DSAMH) reported drug deaths between January through August of this year are down nearly 37 percent compared with the same period last year. But its director Joanna Champney said that after more than a decade in rising drug deaths, it's hard to attribute the recent dr
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