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- Aug 21, 2026
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Plan for major Concord Mall redevelopment is in the works (opens the original)
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Jackie Wilhelm has lived in North Wilmington her entire life. For most of that time, she has shopped at Concord Mall, which opened with great fanfare in 1969 and may be facing the wrecking ball after a long, painful decline. On a recent afternoon, Wilhelm walked through the quiet mall after a trip to Boscov’s. “I love Boscov’s because they have great deals,” she says. “There are always lots of shoppers, not like the rest of the mall.” A formal application filed with New Castle County calls for d
Plan for major Concord Mall redevelopment is in the works (opens the original)
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Jackie Wilhelm has lived in North Wilmington her entire life. For most of that time, she has shopped at Concord Mall, which opened with great fanfare in 1969 and may be facing the wrecking ball after a long, painful decline. On a recent afternoon, Wilhelm walked through the quiet mall after a trip to Boscov’s. “I love Boscov’s because they have great deals,” she says. “There are always lots of shoppers, not like the rest of the mall.” A formal application filed with New Castle County calls for d
Return of a movie theater could be Dover Mall's next blockbuster (opens the original)
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The curtain will soon go up on the next act for Dover Mall with the opening of Dover 14, a multi-screen, amenity-rich movie theater and the largest new presence in the mall in years. Operated by a local entrepreneur who already owns three cinemas, the multiplex replaces a national AMC venue, which abruptly closed in 2024, leaving the mall without a theatre for the first time in 40 years. The opening of Dover Movies 14 later this summer or early fall marks more than the return of first-run films.
Going back to school costs more in 2026 than previous years (opens the original)
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For Delaware parents, the annual back-to-school scramble for backpacks, notebooks and new clothes comes with an unwelcome lesson this year: getting children ready for school is significantly more expensive. From classroom supplies to laptops and dorm-room furniture, nearly everything costs more than it did just a few years ago. National surveys show families are responding by shopping earlier, chasing sales, reusing supplies and, in some cases, simply buying less. "It's going to follow the trend
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