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AAA warns peak deer season is here (opens the original)
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AAA is urging Delaware drivers to stay alert as peak deer season is upon us. This is the time of year deer activity increases during their fall mating season, especially from October through December. That means deer are more likely to unexpectedly cross roads, causing crashes that can not only result in serious injuries, but expensive vehicle damage as well. "The average AAA insurance claim for a deer collision in 2025 was about $7,500 in Delaware, up 20% from just 5 years prior," said AAA’s Ja
Newark is in the process of developing a Climate Action Plan (opens the original)
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Newark City Council hears the latest on the city’s work to develop a Climate Action Plan. The city is developing the plan with Rossi Group and ICF. It would build on the city’s existing sustainability planning and greenhouse gas inventory work. The goal is to identify practical strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve community resilience. Preliminary results show community-wide net greenhouse gas emissions declined about 6% between 2019 and 2024 while emissions from municipal o
While the number of measles cases has remained at 23, state health officials want residents to remain vigilant (opens the original)
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Measles cases in Delaware have stabilized, but Delaware’s Surgeon General says that doesn’t mean the state is out of the woods, yet. There are still 23 cases in Delaware, and that’s been the case for more than three weeks now. All reported cases have been e in Kent County, with one of the positive cases in someone fully vaccinated against measles. Despite the number of confirmed measles cases holding Delaware Surgeon General Dr. Neil Hockstein says it’s important everyone stays vigilant. "We kno
While not an outbreak, Delaware health officials are advising communities to be on alert for whooping cough (opens the original)
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The Delaware Division of Public Health is advising schools, communities and parents to be alert for whooping cough. Health officials are clear - this isn’t a full blown outbreak or warning, but there were reports of whooping cough possibly being transmitted at some schools this month. "There have been 13 cases year to date. This compares to 11 in 2025, 45 in 2024. So we haven't seen a big surge, but if we compare this to 2023, there was only one case," said Delaware Surgeon General Dr. Neal Hock
Live music venues are making a comeback in Newark (opens the original)
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Newark City Council unanimously passes a measure that legalizes live entertainment venues in the city. This ordinance reverses a ban Newark had in place since the 1990s barring live entertainment in venues serving alcohol, sending many local and regional music acts elsewhere. This new law defines a live entertainment venue as a place providing live music, comedy, spoken word, cultural or similar performance for an audience, but does not include exclusively pre-recorded music played by a DJ. The
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