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State lawmaker named as next president of State Chamber (opens the original)
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A member of the General Assembly has been appointed as the next president of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce. The Board of Directors of the Chamber announced the appointment of Michael F. Smith as President Wednesday. Current President Michael Quaranta plans to retire in mid-December after eight years of service. âMichael Smith brings strong advocacy experience, a deep understanding of Delaware, and a proven ability to build relationships across sectors,â Delaware State Chamber of Com
Teen driver who struck, killed pedestrian indicted for murder (opens the original)
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A teenager is charged with murder and other crimes in connection with a crash in Wilmington in August A pedestrian was struck in the area of Taylor and Spruce Streets August 23rd,, shortly after an attempted vehicle stop. The teen who was struck later died. He was identified as 17-year-old Brian Mondragon. Two occupants of the vehicle were caught after a foot pursuit. Monday, a Grand Jury indicted the 17-year-old male driver for: Â Â Possession of a Deadly Weapon During the Commission of a Felon
Tribute paid to Revolutionary War soldiers who are at eternal rest in Wilmington (opens the original)
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Part of Wilmington's story in the American Revolution is now etched on a memorial. A monument that was dedicated Wednesday explains the relatively recent discovery that remains of American and British forces - first buried at what is now Rodney Square and later disinterred - are contained in a mass grave at Wilmington-Brandywine Cemetery on Delaware Avenue. 33 of the soldiers have been identified by name. Among the 28 Americans was Private Caesar Rose. "He was a private in the First Rhode Island
Delaware regulators host 2nd public comment session on Delmarva rate case (opens the original)
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Customers of Delmarva Power will once again have an opportunity to comment on the utility's rate case. The Delaware Public Service Commission is holding a hybrid public comment session Wed. Sept. 23rd beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Delmarva's application for an increase in electric base rates and proposed changes to its electric tariff. The PSC also held a comment session in August. Since then, Delmarva Power has gone to Superior Court to seek a review of a previous directive regarding interim rates.
What are Delaware's plans for a $16-million federal charter schools grant? (opens the original)
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The State of Delaware is getting a five-year, $16-million federal Charter Schools Program grant, according to the Delaware Department of Education. The goal is to expand access to high-quality public charter school options, and strengthen support, oversight and accountability of Delaware's 23 charter schools. Combined, these schools have about 19,000 students enrolled. Most of the funding will go towards competitive "sub-grants" that will be based on the quality and the readiness of applicants.
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