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Maryland middle school teacher accused of sex trafficking child in Chester County (opens the original)
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A Maryland middle school teacher was arrested last week after being accused of sexually trafficking a child in Chester County for years, according to prosecutors. During a news conference Friday, Chester County District Attorney Christopher de Barrena-Sarobe announced the arrest of 56-year-old Rogie Legaspi, of Baltimore, Maryland, who is facing multiple charges after prosecutors said he traveled from Maryland to Chester County to sexually assault a child he met online over the span of two years
Delaware beaches see erosion as nor'easter churns offshore (opens the original)
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A nor'easter began battering Delaware beaches Thursday with huge waves, dangerous rip currents, strong winds, flooding and erosion, while conditions across the state line forced the cancellation of the first day of the Oceans Calling music festival in Ocean City, Maryland. Bethany Beach was among the hardest-hit communities along the Delaware coast, with significant beach erosion. Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. Kathleen Bergin, Delaware's coastline erosion
Road closure raises flooding, emergency access concerns for Delaware neighbors (opens the original)
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A road project in Delaware has closed both sides of Vance Neck Road in Middletown, creating a lengthy detour and raising concerns among neighbors about what could happen if their alternate route floods. Greg Mathena reached out to NBC10 about the closure after the Delaware Department of Transportation project began Monday. He and his neighbors said they are glad the road is being repaired, but the project has grown larger and is expected to take longer than originally anticipated. Stream Philade
New Delaware gun laws target dealers, ghost guns and violence prevention (opens the original)
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Delaware has three new gun laws on the books, including measures addressing guns without serial numbers, gun violence prevention and new requirements for firearm dealers. Gov. Matt Meyer signed the three bills into law Thursday, Sept. 3. Two took effect immediately, while the law imposing additional requirements on gun stores and dealers takes effect in 2029. Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. "These three bills are not an accident it’s a strategy," Meyer said.
New program offers easier path to solar panels with lower upfront costs in Delaware (opens the original)
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Delaware is launching a major effort to put more solar panels on homes and businesses, with state officials saying the initiative could help residents cut their electric bills while easing strain on the power grid. Gov. Matt Meyer announced the Delaware Shines program, which he described as an aggressive effort to make solar power and battery storage accessible to more homeowners and small businesses. Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. The program is designed a
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