Dover, DE News

• Dover, DE News
• Food Bank of Delaware receives $125,000 from JPMorgan Chase Foundation
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Food Bank of Delaware honors outstanding volunteers and supporters
• Brickhouse Cardio Club opens fitness studio in Dover area
• Fire up the barbeque and not the house
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Bayhealth hosts puppet show for Greater Milford Boys & Girls Club
• Delaware Tourism Office: Summer Events Will Boost Local Economy and Community Spirit
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• Dover proposes 45 percent trash fee and 3 percent tax increase coupled with staff reductions
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• State Police look for leads in Caesar Rodney, Polytech school bomb threats investigation
• Caesar Rodney FFA holds annual banquet
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• Accenture and Kauffman FastTrac to offer training to veterans
• Kent County Tourism announces festival logo contest
• Hurricane Preparedness Week declared May 27 through June 2
• Central Delaware YMCA announces Ellis lifeguard classes
• Dover Federal Credit Union employees named to Young Professionals' Network
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Dover merchants raise more than $500 for Autism Delaware
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• D3Baseball Honors Four Wolverines
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Wesley graduate J. Alvin "Slats" Laramore inducted into the Delaware Sports Hall...
• Guest Post: Ed Kee, Farmers’ Markets: Great Food and New Friends
• Do you or anyone you know need to learn English as a second language? Here's a g...
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Donise Harrison named new executive administrative assistant at Dover Federal Credit Union
• UPDATE: Third bomb threat at Caesar Rodney High School cleared
• Bayhealth names two new members to board of directors
• Killens Pond State Park announces photo contest winners
• Killens Pond State Park announces summer camp scholarship program
• Save the Dates
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• DSU farmers' market to open May 19
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• Felton soldier’s homecoming makes for a sweet Mother’s Day
• Bayhealth selects MEC officers
• PPG donates $5,000 to Dover Public Library
• Bayhealth joins forces with local organizations to support organ donation
• Kiwanis Club holds annual golf tournament
• Central Delaware YMCA begins summer camp registration
• Meet Adam Perza, Dover City Council’s newest member
• Jewish Federation of Delaware receives honors
• Tidewater's Rick Garloff earns Operator of the Year award
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• First State Chapter of IAAP releases cookbook for fundraiser
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• Well Done!!
• How cool! congrats
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Police respond to two more bomb threats at Camden-area schools
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Thank you to everyone who participated:)
• Player of the Year for Senior Rob Benedict! and other players recognized too!
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• Dover Days winners announced
• Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce to host business seminar
• State Senate confirms governor’s education secretary nominee
• Neighborhood Eyesore: 864 Schoolhouse Lane, Woodcrest, Dover
• Grace Church to host Jobs for Life training
• Dr. Julia Pillsbury recognized for work on immunization issues
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• What a lovely ceremony -- congrats to the nursing class of 2012!
• Guest Post: Susan Cycyk, Children’s Mental Health Matters
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Brewery's movie night raises funds, food donations for Shepherd Place
• Guest Post: Secretary Shailen Bhatt, Coastal Treasure Shines Again
• well done!
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Biggs Museum Gala Spotlight Artist Susan S.Johnston
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• White Clay Creek to be stocked with trout May 10
• Kimberly Simmons is Caesar Rodney School District’s teacher of the year
• Three Magnolia men charged in string of thefts
• Kent County 4-H announces Favorite Foods Contest winners
• Veterans' program announced by Delaware State Housing Authority
• Katelyn Rossi of Wyoming makes dean's list at Washington and Lee University
• American Legion Auxiliary Unit 17 donates baskets to needy families
• Welch Elementary School Girl Scouts deliver cookies to VFW
• More photos to coming -- check back
• Pictures from Baccalaureate
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Congratulations Wesley College Grads! Pictures will be posted soon.
• Dover resident makes dean's list at Villanova University
• Dover resident earns honors from Millersville University
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• Delaware Tech participates in MS Walk
• Bayhealth employee appointed as new Planetree coordinator
• Black Nurses Association elects Bayhealth employee as president
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Dr. Lucille Gambardella retires from Wesley after 28-years!
• STEM Education Provides Competitive Edge to DE Youth
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Special Olympics skaters are all smiles at Dover Skating Center
• Safety campaign drives home perils of speeding
• Everett Meredith Middle School to host Mrs. Delaware United States Pageant
• Athletic Director's Commencement Breakfast
• Wesley grad making a name for himself!
• Wesley College Director of Spiritual Life and Community Engagement Erica Brown,...
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Dover Days Festival
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Lake Forest to ask residents to approve operating and capital referenda
• congrats!
• Girls get geek chic at DigiGirlz’ hands-on workshops
• Mother, 9-year-old son left homeless by Clearfied Apartment Fire
• Dover Public Library announces May computer classes
• May teen programs offered at Dover Public Library
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• DSU Department of Nursing hosts Cultural Celebration
• Dover High School student receives writing honors
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Music School of Delaware announces concerto competition winners
• DSU students participate in cleanup at Salvation Army building
• Dover Federal Credit Union announces new board member
• Capital School District officials struggle to move beyond campaign emails
• Dover Public Library offers class on using email
• Morning Jolt: Occupy protests today
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• Delaware citizens participate in Humane Lobby Day
• Bayhealth volunteers honored at appreciation breakfast
• Bayhealth Maternal-Fetal Medicine Associates moves to new location May 7
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• Dover YMCA announces Ellis lifeguard training classes starting May 11
• Dover woman’s American made teddy bears go on sale at Smithsonian
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• Del-Mar-Va Boy Scouts to host grand opening of Akridge Scout Reservation May 5
• Fire causes extensive damage to Clearfield Apartment complex
• Cancer Support Community of Delaware announces officer list for 2012-2014
• Dover Federal Credit Union announces new board of directors member
• Wesley College dedicated the third floor gallery in the Du Pont College Center t...
• Got Drugs? Turn Them In
• Wesley College Professor of Biology Kathleen Curran quoted in article!
• It's official! Wesley College's has been granted accreditation without qualific...
• Dover Days Committee selects judges for window decorating contest
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• A Second Annual Homebuyer Fair
• James A. Leach, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities has been s...
• Camden police to host prescription drug collection with DEA April 28
• Marine recruit completes specialist course
• JPMorgan Chase to add up to 1,200 jobs in Delaware
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• Dover artist looks to expand beyond Spence’s Bazaar
• House of Pride drops appeal for building permit of dilapidated home
• Caring Hearts Helping Hands announces new website
• DART announces winners for transit-themed poster contest
• YMCA to offer driver education courses beginning May 21
• Dover YMCA to offer first aid class May 5
• Marine recruit completes basic training
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Delaware Republicans seem ready for general election battle; give Romney easy victory
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• Gingrich makes stop at Dover AFB museum
• Dover YMCA to offer CPR classes May 9, May 19
• School board candidate lodges complaint against Capital district administrator for campaign email
• DEOLC celebrates excellence with awards dinner
• Seniors Shane McSweeny (football) and Sean McAndrew (football and men's basketba...
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• City of Dover set to hire mailroom clerk, sewer equipment operators
• City officials delay decision on emergency management coordinator responsibilities
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• Dover Public Library reschedules Money Management Basics from April 28 to May 10
• DSU Spring Concert
• Wolverine Soccer Academy photos -- more than 160 local children came out on Frid...
• Morning Jolt: John Edwards, Jennifer Hudson in court
• Well Done!
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• Magnolia liquor store clerk beaten with pipe
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Dover Public Library will be closed April 28 and 29
• Dover couple maintains commitment to MS cause
• USA Dance Dover DE offers Wednesday classes at Camden Wyoming Moose Lodge
• Dover Brownies participate in Thin Mint 5K Run/Walk
• Sovereign Property Management to host groundbreaking of senior rental community
• EXTENDED LIBRARY HOURS: Sunday, April 22 3 PM – Midnight Monday – Wednesday,...
• Lillian Lowery to step down as Delaware secretary of education
• Beta Sigma Phi begins a new year with trip to Maryland
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• For those of you that missed it -- here's a video
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• Community groups to hold first 4th District town hall meeting April 28
• Open house to feature Association of Fundraising Professionals on May 1
• Don't forget -- Grad Finale is today
• High school girls honored for excellence in math, science
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• Child prodigy Andy Brachter performed a Solo Piano Recital at the chapel last ni...
• Beccy Cooper Receives 2012 Museum Educator of the Year Award
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• Woman’s video of verbal abuse by Dover Police leads to internal investigation
• Wesley College New Castle Open House
• A Gallery Dedication in Honor of Lon M. Fluman
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Wesley College New Castle Class Reunion 2001 -2012
• Grad Finale
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• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• Former Kent County Sheriff arrested, again, this time in Harrington
• Delaware Citizen Corps to host preparedness workshop
• congrats
• Governor Jack Markell Proclaims 5th Annual Delaware Week For The Animals
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Dr. Johnston and Newt Gingrich after the town hall meeting
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• Kent County Tourism receives 2011 All Star award
• check out the video....
• KUDOS!
• Avon Club of Felton to hold 'Penny Party'
• Friends of Dover Public Library to host outdoor book sale
• Crash near Marydel leaves two dead, two injured
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Attention All Graduates, You must complete the 2012 Program Completion Survey in...
• Mr. DSU Justin Caesar wins national pageant
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Kent County SPCA to hold cat spay/neuter surgery day
• United Way, Bank of America team up to provide free tax preparation
• Cragg, Valenzuela announce bid for gubernatorial ticket
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• Newt Gingrich is holding a Town Hall meeting at Wesley tomorrow (Wednesday, Apri...
• Dover Federal Credit Union announces new marketing assistant
• KISH Home seeks volunteers, mentors
• CNMRI, Delaware MS Society announce partnership
• Clayton Fire Company to host quarter auction
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Dover City Council approved 30 percent raise for City Clerk, raises for her staff
• Dover City Council condemns two problem properties at Slaughter Street, West Wind Drive
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Friends of Dover Public Library invites public to April 21 book sale
• Odyssey of the Mind state tournament results
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Picturing WWI: The American Illustration Collection of the Delaware National Guard
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• Virginia man shot during large fight outside W.T. Smithers
• Foot chase through Central Middle leads to burglary suspect apprehension
• Milford man dies after motorcycle collision in Dover
• Caring Hearts Helping Hands releases new website, seeks donations
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Delaware Healthcare Association to launch new website
• Dover Federal Credit Union wins Economic Development Partner Award
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• First State Heritage Park to highlight Loockerman family for First Saturdays
• Dover Federal Credit Union, Uno Chicago Grill make donations to Dover Chapter of MOAA
• Forney’s Too employee arrested for breaking into Loockerman Street business
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Sorenson, Lee announce plans to retire from General Assembly
• Kent County Levy Court planning applications to be heard in April
• DelDOT to hold public workshop for final design of Saulsbury Road extension
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Christ Episcopal Church to host antique show during Dover Days
• Downtown merchants compete for cash, ribbons in window decorations
• Taylor Swift guitar to raise funds for Cancer Support Community
• Follow Up: Bill would require background checks on all new school hires
• Dover residents could see tax increases to offset budget deficit
• Loockerman Exchange owner offers to give up liquor license
• Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity to host 'Walk to Build'
• ‘Double dipping’ bill back up for grabs in Senate
• Dover Parks and Recreation to offer baseball skills class for preschoolers
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• Dover Parks and Recreation to offer soccer skills class for preschoolers
• Dover to offer bus trip to Cherry Blossom Festival
• Nominations being accepted for Mayor's Arts Awards
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Dover Parks and Recreation to hold spring break camp
• Follow Up: Proposal gives casinos a break, expands gambling options in Del.
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• Governor, lawmakers introduce lobby reform bill
• Dover Federal Credit Union announces new business services administrator
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Former Camden Town Manager James Plumley pleads guilty to felony theft
• Cancer Support Community to celebrate 10 years
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Caesar Rodney teen struck by car at bus stop
• Gingrich visits Delaware, makes energy main focus
• Watercolorist sees potential in art and community
• Palm Sunday Celebration - The Journey into Holy Week
• U.S. Education Sec. says Delaware on right path to reform
• Morning Jolt: Highest gas prices are in Chicago
• 2012 Mass Communications Day
• WSFS Bank becomes new sponsor of Dover Days Festival
• Dover City Manager’s wish list: To fill 21 of 33 vacant positions in 2013
• Dover officials propose trash fee increase as well possible tax and electric rate increases
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Delaware Public Archives to present 1940 census program
• The Hair Affair: Style
• CDC to conduct analysis of four student deaths since New Year at Polytech High
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• State and feds team up to prevent obesity
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• CDCC invites public to Doner Haus ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Police investigating Polytech student death
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Bill prohibits sheriffs from making arrests
• Chris Coons to host free job skills workshop April 5
• Wesley College Nursing Pinning Ceremony
• Home of the Brave celebrates 20 years
• Japanese exchange students and Dover host families part ways
• Capital School District aims for more black and poor students in AP classes
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Kritter Sitter sponsors Dover Days Pet Parade
• Bayhealth names new board of directors chairperson
• Polytech Adult Education announces grand opening of The Looking Glass Restaurant
• Food Bank of Delaware receives $20K donation from Procter & Gamble Dover Wipes
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• Salvation Army accepting applications for summer camp
• Heartland Equipment gets green light for business license
• Edge Tattoo gets OK for business license
• Uhrichsville's Lee Novak re-elected to First National Bank board of directors
• First National Bank of Dennison shareholders discuss earnings during annual meeting
• Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church to hold benefit dinner for victims of house fire
• TuscValley Financial Inc. shareholders discuss earnings during annual meeting
• Bonnie's Country Arrangements, Crater Car Care get OK for business licenses
• Dover's Jay Tolloti re-elected to First National Bank board of directors
• SuperEagleSupply.com celebrates first year of Dover location
• Attorney General’s Office to host housing workshops
• Dover retirees ask for cost of living increase; request put on hold
• 5 bills to watch: legislation to benefit veterans, military members
• Columbia Gas offers 'open house' event in Strasburg to discuss gas line plans
• Strasburg woman weds Dennison man
• Strasburg residents make OSU Dean's List
• Strasburg native Brendan Wiandt earns Army promotion
• James Gordon Scharver and Andrea Jeanette Brackett of Strasburg get married on Valentine's Day
• Strasburg adults in library's Every Citizen Online computer program have opportunity to win new comp
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Strasburg?
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Strasburg?
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Strasburg?
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• "Ain't I A Woman"
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• Attorney General Biden orders Kent County home builder to pay restitution to homeowners
• Wesley nursing students help organize event
• FedEx, Autism Speaks team for NASCAR race
• Wesley grad highlighted for excellence!
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Del Rods Cruise Nights
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Former Kent County sheriff James Higdon on the wrong side of the law again
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Saint Thomas More Academy to host multi-family yard sale
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• Woman charged with abusing dogs found with 17 more animals
• Kent County Tourism to offer email marketing seminar
• Shaws Corner Road to close for safety reasons
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Southern Delaware Heart Ball 2012 to be held March 17
• Salt
• Director of Admissions Art Jacobs retires after 22 years with the College! Thank...
• Sen. Bunting to retire
• The Delaware Department of Transportation will close parts of Route 1 to install a new set of weathe
• Jayme Daniell becomes new administrative director for Bayhealth Laboratory
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• FREE "Prisoners Among Us" 3/28/12 @ 7 pm in Wells Theatre
• Home invasion bill sparks debate amongst legislators
• Kent County 4-H to host 14th annual basket auction
• The Copeland String Quartet
• Reminder -- 3/24
• Dover accepts $15,000 in library tax from Kent County Levy Court
• Two problem properties catch a break from Dover City Council
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• Health Occupations Students of America to hold informational events
• International Fireside Chat
• Commencement
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Allegations against former Business, Industry, Education Alliance inconclusive, unsubstantiated
• Open government forum scheduled for Tuesday night at Dover City Hall
• Air Mobility Command Museum to hold collector's day
• Sophomore Gabriel Fernandez, a Biological Chemistry major has been selected to a...
• The Copeland String Quartet
• Harrington woman killed by roadway debris on U.S. 13
• Loockerman Street to close at night for utility work
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• Dover construction vehicle entangled in live wires
• DSU athletes share love for reading at North Dover Elementary
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Kenton starts police department
• Demolition of old Christiana Mall Road Bridge to require nighttime closures
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• Wesley College 2012 Football Golf Outing
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• DelDOT announces bridge maintenance on Route 13
• Eagle's Wings Ministries to host AVP basic training
• Tigani to spend 2 years in prison for campaign, tax fraud
• congrats ladies!
• Streetscape project is in full swing! Be advised - parking is currently limited.
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Bill tightens utility medical certification program to prevent fraud
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Dover High School student to represent Delaware at journalism conference
• Delaware Public Archives to remember storm of 1962
• Legislators, state officials announce new plan to combat bullying
• Members of North Dover church fall victim to three suspicious fires
• Outlawed alligator found in Cheswold, Del. pond
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Military Officers Association of America to hold dinner meeting
• Members of the Wesley College nationally ranked football team and Wally the Wolv...
• stop by on Saturday to get some great deals!
• Central Delaware YMCA to offer triathlon essentials, open water training
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Retirees embrace new way of living at Westminster Village
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• Auto mechanic starts own venture in Camden
• Kent County sewer rates set to remain unchanged for sixth year in a row
• Heritage at Dover Assisted Living community to hold Dr. Seuss' birthday celebration
• All are welcome to attend as author Cris Barrish visits Victor Greto's Investiga...
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Family Court seeks child advocates
• AG’s Office: Sheriffs have no authority to arrest
• Budget Breakdown: A look at state's FY13 DOE, DOT capital requests
• Dover to borrow $6 million for infrastructure improvements requested by Calpine
• Dover to add four positions after City Council’s action
• Dover City Council delays elimination of Economic Development Office
• Dover City Council holds moment of silence for the late Mrs. Flood
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Congrats to Mr. and Mrs. Wolverine (L to R) Sean Hopkins and Courtney Manhertz a...
• Arts in the Parlor
• Scholars Day
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Hartly application on schedule for Kent County planning in March
• Middletown resident completes US Navy basic training
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• DNREC seeks volunteers for Blackbird Reserve Wildlife Area 'weed-out'
• Biggs Museum reaches $250,000 goal for Longwood Foundation Challenge Grant
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• DEMA: Petroleum odor reported in New Castle
• Wesley College Music Department Ensemble Recitals
• Project Update on New Dover High School construction
• Bayhealth announces employee of the quarter for Milford Memorial
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• Education, voting hot topics at Black Caucus forum
• Biggs Museum meets $250,000 challenge grant from the Longwood Foundation
• Ain’t I a Woman!
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Old Walmart building sold to developer
• City mulls $6 million infrastructure investment in Garrison Oak Technical Park
• Wesley College Department of Music presented Robert Cart, flute and tenor yester...
• Wesley College education faculty collaborated on two books that were recently pu...
• The Delaware Choral Society Spring Cabaret
• Solo Piano Recital
• Incorporating Services, Ltd. Announces 100% Staff NPRRA Certification
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• check it out -- today at 3:30
• DelDOT reforms ahead as secretary calls for agency cleanup
• great way to start!
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• Girl Scouts of Chesapeake Bay receive more than 1,600 cases of cookies
• Dover Downs Hotel and Casino produces second Bad Beat Jackpot in one day
• CR wrestling wins Henlopen Championship
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Polytech High mourns tragic deaths: ‘We will never know’
• Magnolia resident receives dean’s list recognition from College at Brockport
• Camden resident named to dean’s list at Catholic University of America
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• FREE event
• tonight is the night to see "Journey of the Spirit: A Celebration of African Ame...
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• check out the pictures of the ECAC Awards Banquet
• Dover resident receives employee of the quarter award
• Dover Downs Hotel Casino hits another Bad Beat Jackpot
• GateHouse Media Delaware names new executive editor
• support your team and vote!
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• Another apparent suicide in Dover
• Polytech High School in crisis after third death of student in a month
• Home Instead Senior Care announces Caregiver of the Year award recipient
• Local high schools provide support to students in wake of Polytech tragedy
• Wesley College Student Government Association (SGA) President Tanner Polce and S...
• The women of Theta Phi Alpha visited Dr. and Mrs. J last night for dessert!
• International Fireside Chat
• Bayhealth recognizes student volunteers
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• Dover City Council condemns two problem properties for disrepair
• contact Chardiney @ Chardiney.Wood@email.wesley.edu for more info
• DelDOT announces closures on Route 1 near Dover
• DelDOT to close part of Hayfield Road for maintenance
• Great Person of the Year Award: Herb Konowitz is Dover’s choice for 2011
• Home Instead Senior Care Names CAREgiver of the Year
• Wounded goose in subdivision shot with arrow, unable to get help
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• $25 billion national foreclosure settlement includes relief for soldiers
• SGA Leadership hard at work
• DelDOT secretary asks JFC to approve FY13 operating budget
• Delaware 4-H Youth to start biotechnology education program
• Dover City Council committee recommends transfer of Community Development Program director
• Dover willing to hire four more employees, tables elimination of economic office
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• AG Biden files suit against EPA to protect Delaware’s air
• Cancer Support Community Delaware to hold information meeting about fundraising team
• Dover Days seeks historic artisans
• Nanticoke Health Services receives donation from Soroptimist International
• USA Dance Dover to hold Rumba and Waltz classes
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Delmarva SHRM to hold business inquiry dinner
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• Erosion repair to cause daytime closures along Route 1
• Cancer Support Community releases ongoing support group schedule
• Local accountants receive passing review from American Institute of CPAs
• Delaware Division for the Visually Impaired to sponsor town hall meeting
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Dover?
• Dover Police Department to host 'How to Succeed' seminar
• Robert Cart Flute & Tenor
• Performance is TONIGHT! don't miss it.
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• AG asks budget committee to fund sex abuse prevention program
• A memorial service Celebrating the Life of Professor Flora Hessling is scheduled...
• WSFS announces achievement award winner
• District hiring policies could see changes to keep kids safe
• Sugarland signs on to Delaware State Fair lineup
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• Nursing Open Forum
• Polytech High School expansion plans to go before key Kent County board
• Shriners Hospitals for Children announces Burn Awareness Week
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• Exclusive: Rasmussen Reports says Romney leads in polls ahead of Iowa
• Check out the Delaware State News today - Wesley made the front page!
• Today in the news: Time Person of the Year is ‘the protester’
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• Bayhealth Kent General Hospital makes entrance changes
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• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
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• Wesley's top 50 Ranking = highest ranked nursing graduate program in the state!
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• Earning the badge: Delaware State Police adds 10 new troopers to its ranks
• Compassionate Friends-Bay Breeze Chapter to participate in candle-lighting ceremony
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
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• CNB employees walk in 'Light the Night'
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• Kent County provides more tax relief for seniors and disabled property owners
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• Bayhealth offers chance to win a holiday tree
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• Sprig and Twig hosts successful auction luncheon
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• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
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• Arsenault received award at FFA agriscience fair
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• Delmarva Power makes Smart Meters mandatory for all customers
• Mahan Corner Road bridge closed until further notice
• Kent County coastal flood advisory issued
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• Avon Club of Felton to begin 2011-12 year
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• “Extreme Makeover:Home Edition” wraps in Sussex County
• DNREC lifts statewide ban on yardwaste through Sept. 6
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• USDA files charges against Cole Bros. Circus
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• 9/11 Tribute Concert
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• Dover Library Foundation receives $5,000 gift for new building
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• With bad weather approaching - take a minute and be prepared.
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• More than 200 attend first annual Moosestock fundraiser
• Back to School for Dover - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• Rotary official visits Dover chapter
• District Governor speaks at Dover Colonial Rotary Club meeting
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• Delaware State University donates plants to Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• Delaware Emergency Mortgage Assistance: Deadline Approaching
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• Wyoming resident joins Citizens Bank as mortgage sales manager
• Former Delaware highway safety director celebrates 80th birthday with friends, family and dignitarie
• Children from Hope United Methodist Church give school supplies to elementary school
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• Dover Kiwanis Club raises money for children's organizations
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• Brain Injury Association of Delaware raises more than $3,000 at annual crab feast fundraiser
• State and local officials work to reduce obstacles to 'fair housing'
• Back to school bells ring early for Academy of Dover
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Pepco Holdings Inc. names new Vice President for Corporate Communications
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• Delaware search and rescue organization wins grant from American Kennel Club
• Follow Up: Oneil faces preliminary hearing
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• Dover girl wins Tar Wars poster contest
• Victims' Voices Heard receives grant for inmate sensitivity training program
• Biggs Museum Partners With Macy's For Sixth Annual Shop For A Cause Day
• Harrington hires Dover’s Tieman as city manager
• Blind Industries office supplies in business to help visually impaired
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Kent County Tourism seeks retail vendors for wine and beer festival
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• Child HELP Foundation presents annual John Flynn concert
• Oneill hearing moved to Aug. 12
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• Kent County Tourism to host hospitality industry seminar
• Gov. Markell honors Sussex County farmers, Dover ecologist with Wetland Warrior Awards
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• Don't miss an opportunity to perform!
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• Dodd earns professional land surveying license
• Dodd earns professional land surveying license
• 5 things to know about the debt ceiling debate
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• DSU vs. UD football game
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Delaware State Fair: Celebrating Agriculture and Communities
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• MPO accepting public comments on regional bicycle plan
• Mainstay Suites makes donation to Kent County Tourism
• Women finish nine-hole tournament at Maple Dale
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• Friends of Woodburn launches fundraising effort
• First State Patriots make donation to USO
• Rotary Club installs new officers
• Rotary Club installs new officers
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• DuPont declares third quarter dividend
• Colonial Rotary Club installs new officers
• Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity to hold family selection seminar
• Are You Prepared for the Heat Wave?
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Flash flood warning for southern Kent County
• Piping plover chicks hatching, fledging at Cape Henlopen
• WHYY set to air Dover Symphony Orchestra's 'Symphony at Sea'
• WHYY set to air Dover Symphony Orchestra's 'Symphony at Sea'
• Job openings announced at Fisker Automotive
• Senator Coons congratulates Dover Federal Credit Union
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• Camden, Wyoming councils make plea for public records release
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• DelDOT announces changes to Route 54 construction schedule
• Dover Council committee hears pitch for natural gas power plant
• Harvest Years Senior Center named finalist in Toyota's 100 Cars for Good Program
• Fans line up in Dover for Harry Potter finale
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• MPO executive director retires, Vetter hired as replacement
• Gov. Markell vetoes helmet law repeal
• Historic marker commemorates first flight in Delaware
• Hagley Museum welcomes new director of library services
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• A new edition of Wesley magazine is now available online featuring a tribute to legendary professor Lewis Wells, a Q&A with Dr. Patricia Dwyer, vice president for Academic Affairs and an alumni profile about Kathy Biglin '78. Don't forget t
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• It’s official: Christine O’Donnell counted among May graduates for Fairleigh Dickinson
• Presidential jet crew trains at Dover Air Force Base
• Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce installs officers, board of directors
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• Millersville University student makes dean's list
• Vitabot technology uses robotics and computer science to determine, maintain ideal nutrition
• United Way distributes backpacks at 'First Friday Night' event
• Executive assistant named president of professional organization
• Couple retires from Bayhealth after 81 years combined service
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• Pavement project will require closure of Trap Shooters Road on Monday
• Delmarva Broadcasting names new regional general manager
• Division St. closure to begin Saturday night
• DART route detours due to Division Street closing
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• First State Administrative Professionals chapter elects 2011-12 board
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• Cam-Wyo Sewer and Water Authority violated law, says state's attorney
• 1 Hornet Nation
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• Pair from Dover make dean's list at Misericordia U.
• Route 1 crash caused by drunk driver, police say
• Dover planning for North Street redevelopment
• Frederica standoff stems from Middletown incident
• Dover man charged with dealing child porn
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Week in review: NBA lockout begins
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Dover's Schmittinger makes Widener Law dean's list
• Dover's DeHart graduates from Bethel U.
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• Wilkins Road intersection a deadly challenge
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority joins fight against lupus
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Schick accepts Outstanding Leader award from Autism Delaware
• Prison Arts Program donates painting for auction
• Dover's Clapp makes dean's list at Ithaca College
• Autism Delaware awards $10,000 to innovative community programs
• Benefit concert planned for Pommell's family
• Biggs Museum of American Art - Award Winners XI
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• Thomas graduates from Hardin-Simmons U.
• Magner re-elected Commander of Military Order of the Purple Heart
• Local pair make dean's list at Geneva College
• Busy month of May for Avon Club
• Camden's Williams makes the dean's list at Mercer U.
• Greater Dover Committee gives $5K to Boys and Girls Club
• First State Young Marines assist in Flag Day ceremony
• Local pair graduates from La Salle University
• Widener Law announces faculty, staff changes for Delaware campus
• Criminal Justice Council Awards $75,255 to Local Non-Profits
• LaRue installed as President of Brandywine Naamans Rotary Club
• NaturaLawn launches Mosquito Ranger program
• Kevin Hansen named director of Sciences division
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• Dover Fourth of July Celebration
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• MPO Data and Demographics subcommittee to meet June 23
• NASCAR returns Dover's 2012 spring race to early June
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• Delaware marks decades of treatment, prevention on National HIV Testing Day
• Public workshops set for Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Scenic Byway
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Delawareans help heal one stitch at a time with National 9/11 Flag
• HIV/AIDS testing part of Dover event on National Testing Day
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• 2011 Summer Art Ventures Camp
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• AAA finds 7 of top 10 deadliest days for teens occur during summer months
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• Delaware Transit ridership continues to increase
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Wesley is hosting another alumni outing at the Phillies game on July 31, including pre-game food & drinks at the stadium’s High & Inside Pub. Last year’s event sold out fast, so reserve your spot today! Visit www.weare.wesley.edu/phil
• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• Catholic Charities to hold open house at new Kent County office
• Delaware forecast is dangerously hot, so stay cool and hydrated
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• Help the Dover Fourth of July win a $10,000 grant
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• New Dover High School site work underway
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• Central Delaware YMCA expansion in the works
• Kent County Theatre Guild "Delaware Unleashed" tickets on sale tomorrow
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• Wesley College donates furniture to children, families in need
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• Young Environmentalist Awards nomination deadline extended to June 15
• Suspects sought for burglary at Good Ole Boys Liquors
• Two suspects wanted for burglary at Dover Pizza Time
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• Police seeking New Jersey man for domestic assault
• Doctors are in at First Saturday
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• Delaware Veterans Coalition formed to help veterans
• Suspect sought after Kenton sexual assault
• Magnolia teen held in robbery investigation
• DelDOT warns drivers of 1-95 Toll Plaza congestion
• Prepare for Weather Emergencies
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• Bay Bridge: Avoid peak Memorial Day weekend travel times
• Investing in Early Education is Critical for Delaware’s Future
• Memorial Day events include tours, ceremonies and concerts
• FREE Girls Night Out and What It's Worth at Littman Jewelers Dover Mall
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• Derrick Powell sentenced to death
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• WineScapes at the Biggs Museum
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Dover budget proposals include layoffs and/or tax hikes
• $tand by Me: Helping Delawareans Achieve Financial Goals
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Delaware coastal flood advisory issued
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• GOLD ALERT: Colleen G. Sturgeon missing
• Delaware's hunter education certification requires live firing component
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• Indian River Inlet Bridge traffic pattern to switch
• Saturday: Find the Answers to All Your Homebuying Questions
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• Dover's NASCAR traffic coordinated by Department of Transportation
• Delaware governor signs civil union legislation into law
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• Future of Zimmerman buildings and lots in Dover remains unclear
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• Five students on Polytech bus hurt in Hartly crash
• Graduates participated in Baccalaureate ceremony this past Friday night - receiving their stoles from their choice of faculty, staff or family. For more pictures visit:
• Nurses pinning took place this past weekend. View all of the photos at:
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• Dover ten-year-old Olivia Barnett wins Kyle Busch contest
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011!
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• Check out Downtown Dover's First Friday tonight. For more information visit:
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• Huge Book Sale on new and used books on Friday, May 13 from noon to 8 and Saturday, May 14 from 9 to 6 at Wentworth Gymnasium to benefit Parker Library. For more info contact Roger Getz at 302-736-2455.
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• Dover council candidate withdraws lawsuit alleging voter discrimination
• Follow up: Plans to control rowdy Dover bar crowd scrapped for now
• Budget Breakdown: A closer look at a House Republican proposal to boost transportation funding
• Leary, Williams make pitch for Dover council president
• Delaware's teen pregnancy rate at all-time low
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• Wesley College is excited to unveil its brand new logo! If you are near campus please stop by the campus mail room and pick up a free car decal of the new logo.
• Delaware Emergency Morgage Assistance: Could We Help Someone You Know?
• Delaware Watercolor Society Spring Exhibition hosted by the Biggs Museum of American Art
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• Thunderstorm warning: Severe thunderstorm heading across Kent County
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• Budget Breakdown: Latest Delaware revenue estimates for next budget year
• Resolution is latest push for Delaware public school consolidation
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• Planning applications to be heard by county in May
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• DNREC to hold public information meeting on universal recycling
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• Delmarva Birding Weekend starts April 28
• DSU Celebrates Earth Day; Go Green Work Noted in two National Reports
• Celebrate Earth Week by volunteering at Dover tree planting event April 25
• DNREC to offer rain barrels at discount price to Delaware residents
• Guest Post: Fred Green on Jobs for Delaware Graduates
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• GRADUATING SENIORS: Don't forget to come to the Grad Finale today at 3:00 pm in the Den. Pick up your cap & gown and learn all about alumni services.
• Dover panel OKs planned veterans’ shelter
• Free Dover workshops offer relief to those facing foreclosure
• Follow up: DNREC reverses decision, OKs Leipsic project
• Personal items of fallen and wounded in good hands at DAFB
• Easter weekend traffic delays expected at I-95 Toll Plaza
• Food Bank of Delaware to hold mobile pantry in Milford on April 30
• Dover picks fiscal conservatives for council
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Late Night Exam Breakfast scheduled on Wednesday, April 27 from 8 - 11 pm in Dulany Hall. Take a study break and fuel up!
• Don’t forget to vote in the city of Dover municipal election
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• Organic and sustainable farming workshop to be held April 26
• Wesley College Student Government Association recently presented Dr. Johnston and members of Cabinet a $20,000 check to be used for the street scape project.
• Biggs Museum to Host Inaugural Golf Tournament
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Seven Delawareans charged with unemployment insurance benefits fraud
• House passes civil unions bill, Gov. will sign
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• Parks department outlines improvement plans for Schutte
• Both houses commit to open redistricting process
• Senate bill would bring vo-techs under single administration
• Dover man arrested for commercial fishing violations
• Mark your calendars for Grad Finale on Wednesday, April 20th @ The Den, College Center 1st floor from 3-4:30 pm. FREE gift for seniors graduating on May 7. Click the link to learn more.
• Check out the great events happening on Wesley's campus all weekend! Easter Brunch, egg hunt, 5K, soccer clinic and more!
• Scholars Day is happening now! check out the schedule of events.
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• Science class at Holy Cross gets hands on thanks to $310K fundraising campaign
• Enjoy the Wesley Gospel Choir Contemporary Ensemble and Drum Line today at 5 pm in room 101 of the College Chapel. Don't miss it!
• Join us for Scholars Day 2011 tomorrow. For all the information check out the program below.
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• Check out photos from Arts in the Parlor 2011.
• The Easter Bunny is coming to campus! Wesley Alumni: Bring your little ones out for the Easter Brunch & Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 16. There also will be a free youth soccer clinic, 5K race and alumni games the same weekend. For details on these act
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• RPC, Levy Court to hear cemetery applicant in April
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• Senate passes bill creating same-sex civil unions
• Jobs for Delaware Graduates
• Delaware Farm Bureau Women’s Committee announces scholarship
• Delmarva Power Reminds Customers to Call Before Digging
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• Local airman returns home to surprise his daughter
• MPO’s Technical Advisory Committee to meet
• What's going on here: Camden Redner's Market project
• Follow up: Dover’s recently revised open burning ordinance
• Acting transportation secretary discusses real estate reforms
• Meet the candidates: Dover City Council at-large, 1st and 2nd Districts
• Budget Breakdown: State employee benefits revisions
• City Council Candidates Night to be held April 14
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Delaware gas average hits 31-month high
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• DSU to Host People of Color Mental Health Conference for Southern Del.
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• State police seek Trooper Youth Week applicants
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• Delaware hunters harvested more than 14,000 deer in season
• Catch and release only, specialized hooks required for striped bass fishing in April and May
• Ozone Action Season kicks off at DSWA’s Earth Day Festival
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• 2011 Delaware Fishing Guide now being distributed
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• Alleged escape locks down James T. Vaughn Correctional Center
• Seats still available for planning organization’s bus tour
• Japanese Cultural Affair fundraiser in Dover April 16
• Fundraising luncheon for Miyagi, Japan, set for April 14
• Hearts For Miyagi University - Students from Miyagi University were preparing to visit Wesley College when suddenly disaster struck. Donate $1 for a heart that will go towards aiding our sister campus Miyagi University in Japan. Please stop into the Offi
• Dover’s oldest wooden structure reborn as teaching tool
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• Join us for a joint student recital featuring the Wesley Contemporary Music Ensemble, The Wesley Drum Line and the Wesley Gospel Choir. Click below for more details.
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• Dover council candidates to debate
• Roadway approach work begins for Indian River Inlet Bridge
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife looking for volunteers
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• As part of Downtown Dover's First Friday Celebration (the first Friday of each month), the Wesley Contemporary Music Ensemble and the Wesley Gospel Choir will give a joint concert. It will be a free event and all ages are welcome.
• Biggs Museum of American Art - May Free Three
• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• County ready to roll back taxes, boost employee pay
• Dover optometrist suing competitor for allegedly spreading rumors
• Forum discusses role of race in recent street brawl
• Project update: Bayard Avenue water quality improvement project
• DAFB training exercise to delay traffic, have atypical activity
• NRCS to deploy technical team to increase conservation in Delmarva area
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• Habitat for Humanity to host Walk to Build, walk-a-thon
• I-95 nighttime north and southbound closures starting March 28
• Delaware Decorated Egg Contest registration open April 1
• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• DNREC to hold public hearings on shark, fishing gear regulations March 25
• Friendly competition fires up fundraising for new Dover Public Library
• Fifth 2010-2011 Delaware flu death reported
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Exchange students, educators try to ease Japanese struggles
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• Our Sister State in Need: Tragedy in Miyagi
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• Click this link to see who was awarded at yesterday's Founder's Day Celebration and get a sneak peek of what Wesley's new Web site will look like! "Like" this if you like the new look!
• Community profile: Ernst Dannemann, recipient of the Order of the First State
• Levy Court OKs Verizon cell tower construction
• Redistricting panel gets one independent member
• With lawsuits resolved, Dover tallying reassessment legal fees
• Happy Birthday Wesley College! Stop by the College Center lobby today between 11 am – 1 pm for some Founder’s Day fun including FREE food! Today is the day to “Recognize the past, enrich the present and celebrate the future.” Ch
• Capital School District forum attendees call for accountability across the board
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• Oyster replenishment seeks to help rebuild dying industry
• On Monday, April 4 Arts & Culture at Wesley presents
• Herff Jones will be in the Den today and tomorrow from 11am-3pm.
• School board candidates set for May 10 elections
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• Vigil helps bring closure for family, shelter residents
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• Camden man killed in north Dover crash
• Flood watch continues through Friday, March 11
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• White Lace & Promises: And the winners are...
• Dover gets branded with a new slogan
• Follow up: Yard waste containers on their way to county customers
• Dover library project moving forward, but not unanimously
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• Work starts on background check system for employers
• Don't miss the opening celebration Thursday, March 17 from 3 p.m. – 5 p.m.
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• White House announces 2011 White House Easter Egg Roll date, theme
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• The infinite imagination of Irv Levitt
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• Levy Court Tables Cell Tower Application
• Nominations ongoing for redistricting board
• BUDGET BREAKDOWN: E-government services funding
• Camp Arrowhead is offering Macaroni Kid subscribers $100 off registration through March 15, 2011
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• Planning Commission lifts age restriction on DoveView Apartments
• Commission: Gangs not dying down in community
• Kent towns to receive energy efficiency grants
• JFC balks at proposed cut to small business aid group
• Cam-Wyo Sewer and Water Authority grilled in public session
• Experts invite questions on future of Capital School District
• Dover theater manager cleared in discrimination case
• Dover electric customers may get rate break
• Dover council approves next phase of library construction
• New Dover High School hits road bump in council committee
• Construction to partially close Route 14 near Harrington
• Parent Resource Center provides free income tax return services
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• Budget saving sessions at Parent Resource Center
• Grandparents, relative caregivers support group at Brown Elementary School
• Wastewater Operator Certification offered at Terry Campus
• Regional Planning Commission applications for March
• Incumbent voted out in Camden election
• Del Tech Spring Break Camp set for April 25 to 29
• City holds camp for first through fifth graders
• Irish Society offering textbook money for graduating seniors
• Dover Days pre-registration now open
• DNREC seeks volunteers for Blackbird Reserve Wildlife Area project
• Delaware State Parks fee season starts March 1
• Delaware state parks fee season begins March 1
• Thank You, Governor Peterson
• April 2011 Biggs Museum Free Educational Programming
• High wind warning for Delaware Feb. 25
• Town of Camden election to be held Feb. 26
• Legislative Avenue to close for construction
• Don't miss your chance to see the award winning documentary and meet the filmmakers!
• UPDATE: Powell jury recommends death sentence
• Capital School District's future focus of forum with leaders
• Advocates say DNREC enforcement officers deserve raise
• Developer suing DNREC officials over Leipsic permit request
• Budget Breakdown: Proposed plan to trim school transportation
• Spring Break in Biloxi, Miss.? That's correct! Five Wesley students have decided to make their spring break about something more than getting a tan at the beach. To find out how you can help, click the link below.
• Harrington hit with six-figure DNREC fine
• Snowfall totals for Feb. 21, 22
• AARP helps file personal taxes free of charge
• Committee agrees with chief’s plan to hire more officers
• Diocese settlement, low enrollment force Catholic schools to consolidate
• State mourns passing of Gov. Russell Wilbur “Russ” Peterson
• Winter storm warning for Feb. 22
• Christiana Mall Road Bridge to be rebuilt
• Farm markets, Ag businesses wanted for new agriculture map
• Department of Transportation Secretary Wicks resigns
• House of Pride houses pass Dover inspections
• DART proposals to bus service
• No First Night Dover to ring in 2012, board says
• Delaware Air National Guard reaches flying milestone
• Human skull identified as that of missing Wilmington man
• Tiered health care benefits back on the table for Levy Court
• Dover Post announces new publisher, familiar face
• Markell proposes package of gun control bills
• Delaware State University Health Fair
• Pink Heart Horse Show benefits Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
• Dover resident wins Outstanding Airman of the Year honors
• Children aging out of foster care could find a place at Delaware State University
• Scholars Day 2011: The deadline for submissions of initial abstracts is TODAY, Tuesday, Feb. 15. Abstracts can be submitted online or ask your faculty mentor for a hardcopy form to fill out. Remember that there are new categories this year, for Photograp
• City of Dover President's Day trash, recycling schedule
• AAA offers advice on protecting cars from potholes
• Kent County tourism public relations seminar set for Feb. 23
• MPO’s Public Advisory Committee to meet
• DMV next of kin registry goes live
• Delaware Tech entrepreneurship program to help start a business
• Annual Delmarva Chicken Festival seeking vendors
• Colder than usual winter results in higher winter bills
• Levy Court commissioner to choose independent for redistricting board
• Senator joins Clayton student’s effort to help tornado victims
• Governor’s proposal another nail in civic center coffin
• Dover contractor takes over work on Indian River Inlet Bridge
• Hartly Road to close Feb. 14 for replacement of crossroad pipe
• Dover Post to host Q & A session with Gov. Markell
• Parole board makes case for its existence
• Money available for non-profits in education, economic development
• Camden-Wyoming Auto Sales building fire sends three to hospital, damages cars
• Spring Break Camp set for grades 1 to 5
• Natural Gourmet Candles
• Lewes Polar Bear Plunge sets record
• Tautog, spiny dogfish management to be topic of Feb. 8 public hearings
• Live Falcon Cam
 returns to web
• AAA advises responsibility on Super Bowl Sunday
• Delaware Tech tobacco-free campus policy off to a quiet start
• Kermit Blount Named as New Hornet Head Football Coach
• Reuben Salters prepares to bid goodbye to Dover council
• ‘Cartwheel-athon’ benefits victims of car accident at Godl Medal Gymnastics
• Biggs Museum to Open Biggs Picture Exhibition
• Route 113 bypass project put on hold
• State witness Reeves takes stand in Georgetown trial
• Wilmington, Dover abortion clinics have ties to accused Philly doctor
• Timing of Indian River bridge lawsuit questioned
• Flags lowered to commemorate life of Rep. Tina Fallon
• Winter weather advisory until noon Feb. 1
• DSU to Hold Annual Founders Day Program
• DelDOT prepares roads for possible ice/snow
• White Lace & Promises submission deadline is Friday, Feb. 4
• Sprig and Twig Garden club awarding scholarship
• MPO's Technical Advisory Committee to meet
• Foreign persons must report U.S. agricultural land holdings
• Delaware Humanities Forum's grant application writing workshop to be held Feb. 24
• Blackjack class forming now at Delaware Tech
• DelDOT files suit against Indian River Inlet Bridge consultants
• Deaths on Delaware roads drop to 42-year low
• Montel talks medical marijuana
• Markell's budget calls for agency cuts, no tax hikes
• Delaware: State of the State & Our Budget
• Snowfall totals for Jan. 26, 27
• Snow announcement for state of Delaware offices
• Jan. 27 school closings
• Winter storm warning until 4 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 27
• Route changes to DART buses
• Allen Frear design falls flat with Caesar Rodney School Board
• Third party leader pushing for representation on redistricting board
• Winter storm watch for evening of Jan. 26
• Prostitution sting targets Dover massage parlor
• Emotional testimony moves Georgetown jury in Powell trial
• Traffic stop turns up drugs, pistol
• Program to gather economic data for nonprofit, business community
• DART First State 11th Annual Transit Poster Contest kicks off
• February applicants for Kent County Levy Court
• Catholic Charities conducts February food drive
• New floodplain maps coming for parts of Kent and Sussex counties
• IRS says delayed returns can start to be processed Feb. 14
• Quality Deer Management Association session set for Feb. 5
• MACARONI KID COMES TO Dover
• ALUMNI: If you would like to submit a class note to be included in the next Wesley alumni magazine please email your submission to alumni@wesley.edu by January 31. Photos welcome! We would love to share your news with the rest of your Wesley College fami
• New program instills positive life skills in youngsters
• Technology overload a pain in the back, neck and hands
• Marine Corps Foundation accepting submissions for annual awards
• Winter weather advisory cancelled
• Winter weather advisory for Kent County
• Capital teacher arrested on eight counts of rape
• Food Safety Training offered to potential on-farm food entrepreneurs March 12
• Biggs Museum To Host Inaugural 'The Hair Affair'
• DSU Athletics to host Jan. 22 Diamond Extravaganza
• Farmers asked to complete Delaware Farm to School Survey by Jan. 26
• Polar Bear Cake-Off to be held Feb. 5 at Polar Bear Plunge
• House of Pride given deadline to fix code violations
• Legislators weigh in on Sussex Tech concerns
• Positive Outcomes wrestles on with state reform plans
• DelDOT changes in wake of governor’s land deal report
• Suspect in explosives case had odd tendencies, neighbors say
• Q&A: Robinson new Kent County rep on State Fire Prevention Commission
• At start of session, budget plans simmering
• Delaware Equine Council Annual Fundraiser March 12
• Winter weather advisory in effect overnight
• Rustic Lane closed through Jan. 21
• Delmarva Dairy Day held at Hartly Fire Hall Feb. 10
• Nominations to Aviation Hall of Fame due March 1
• Entrepreneurship Certificate Program offered at Delaware Tech
• Sign-up period for conservation stewardship program extended
• Delaware Tech offers early childcare and education program
• Sign up for Farm Service Agency Disaster Program
• MLK mobile pantry to distribute food Jan. 17
• Dover plowing through snow removal budget
• Dover Days Volunteers Wanted!
• Filing Deadline for City Council Seats is Approaching
• SNAP urging Holy Cross sex abuse victims to step forward
• American Red Cross seeking volunteers
• School delays for Thursday, Jan. 13
• Delaware travel alerts for Jan. 12
• State offices for Kent, New Castle counties will open at 10 a.m. Jan. 12
• New public library building project hits homestretch
• Redistricting looms in 2011 General Assembly session
• Leary, Lynn to run for council seats
• Leaders honor Dr. King’s legacy through service and celebration
• City ordinance requires snow plowing in mobile home parks
• Medicaid rolls continue to grow in lower Delaware
• Wesley College's teacher education program loses national accreditation
• Pre-filed bills include measures that died last session
• Delaware Bay work group releases recommendations for erosion, flooding plans
• Town of Leipsic soliciting council candidates
• Dover delays trash pick up due to snow
• Kent County youth grant deadline extended
• Renowned VH1 Health Expert Dr. Ian Smith to Speak at DSU
• Treacherous roads expected as storm eyes Delaware
• Fund For Women grant applications due Jan. 28
• Citizens Source Water Protection Committee to meet Jan. 26
• City of Dover Electric Department installing LED streetlights
• Library closed briefly after bathroom blaze
• Kent County under Winter Weather Advisory Jan. 8
• Tax season with deadline extended to April 18
• Maryland investigates large fish kill in Chesapeake Bay
• Interested in sharing your knowledge and talents with our students? We are looking for alumni professionals to present topics related to career preparation and personal success for our Student Leadership Summit on Saturday, February 26. Help groom a comm
• Delaware supermarket recalls ground beef that may contain foreign material
• Banta, Angel to remain in Levy Court leadership posts
• Hartly Road to close for replacement of crossroad pipe
• 2010 year in review: Most popular stories on the Dover Post website
• Kleimo chosen as 2010 Great Person
• Powell trial underway with jury selection
• Newsmaker Q&A: New Levy Court member Terry Pepper
• Shooter pleads guilty to lesser charge in ’09 killing
• Hartly Road to close Jan. 11 for pipe replacement
• Home fires peak during winter
• Bank of America Foundation seeks high school leaders
• IRS offers 10 tax season tips for Delawareans
• Former Dover mayor “Hutch” to run for council
• February 2011 Biggs Museum Free Educational Programming
• New Delaware hands free cell phone law is in effect
• Don't fall victim to post-holiday identity theft
• Delaware 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Dover Days craft vendors, exhibitors sought
• Central Delaware Habitat partners with Home Savings of America
• Delaware Post Offices open limited hours on New Year's Eve
• AAA studey finds one in ten drivers admit they have driven drunk
• DART bus detours on Dec. 31
• CR plugs hole left by shrinking state, federal funds
• CR investigates the idea of a rainy day fund
• Police ready to enforce new hands-free cell phone law
• Concrete recycler gets another reprieve from Levy Court
• Panel says federal tax package hurts state revenues
• County employees get Christmas bonus
• Dover High project gets the go-ahead
• State Police investigate Dover shooting
• Blowing snow keeps road conditions difficult, driving warning still in effect
• Gov. Markell declares limited state of emergency
• Volunteers sought for wildlife area projects in January
• September’s Coastal Cleanup draws more than 2,500 volunteers
• Family Leadership Academy held Jan. 22, 29
• Free income tax return services at Brown Elementary School
• Sign-up deadline approaching for agricultural easement programs
• Levy Court's Regional Planning Commission to hear January applications
• Merry Christmas Wolverines!!!
• Food Bank Backpack Program to expand
• Kent County's MPO to meet Jan. 5 and talk about cenus numbers
• DSU Research Focuses on Sand Tiger Shark Conservation
• Free anti-bullying program on Jan. 15 at Premier Martial Arts
• Milford companies receive stormwater violations from DNREC
• Blood Bank extends hours to avoid platelet shortage
• Holiday travelers need to be prepared for snow
• Buffalo Soliders Motorcycle Club keeps soldiers’ memories alive
• Delaware is positioned to lead in energy
• Sussex districts unite against Tech
• Small towns focal point for growth
• Newsmaker Q&A: Dover PD crime scene investigators
• Decommissioned Frear building to serve as Wesley nursing school headquarters
• Criticisms fly over DelDOT Millsboro deals
• Probes continue into DelDOT Milford land deals
• Group seeking potential guide dogs for the blind
• State veterinarian reminds public of regulations governing admission of dogs and cats from other states
• USDA looking for water quality improvement proposals for Chesapeake Bay Watershed
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Program
• Sign up for UP! Camp for Kids at DelTech
• Sign-up for agriculture Supplement Revenue Assistance opens Jan. 10
• Annual wildfire training courses offered by Delaware Forest Service
• Wilmington University announce Public Safety Scholarship Program
• IRS: Tax tips for holiday charitable giving
• Major holiday traffic delays expected at I-95 Toll Plaza
• Registration open for continuing education at DelTech
• Museum tradition brings the prehistoric to life
• Snowfall totals from yesterday's storm
• UPDATE: Snow prompts school closings and delays
• DART First State holiday schedule set
• DelDOT crews to work into night on snowy roads
• Photos from last night's 2010 Winter Commencement ceremony are now posted on Wesley College's Flickr photostream and are available for download!
• No more free Frisbees: New rules set boundaries for credit cards on college campuses
• Winter weather advisory for Kent County
• IRS seeking volunteers to help with taxes
• Involving Parents in Education
• Congratulations to the Class of 2010!
• Recycle Christmas trees at Killens Pond, state sites
• Delmarva Power reminds customers about assistance program
• Makeup of new House poses challenges on both sides of aisle in General Assembly
• Three Kent County food kitchens, pantries get $7,500 each from Blue Cross, Blue Shield
• Chamber of Commerce dues a poor use of funds, Dover City Councilman McGiffin says
• Dover City Council votes no on electric bill credits
• Plan to increase county employee retirement costs may be amended
• Most Kent County trash customers choose yard waste service
• Free business counseling sessions offered to Kent County business owners
• Slaughter Beach Bait and Tackle Shop burns
• Man killed in fire in Rehoboth Beach on Dec. 13
• Marrying Innovation and Manufacturing
• Kent, Sussex Alumni Host Loockerman Hall Open House
• Delmarva Power urges customers to give back
• Sign-up for Agriculture Federal Conservation Program
• Send-off for Miss Delaware Dec. 11
• LET'S GO WESLEY!!! Come and a show your support!
• Welcome to the First State Heritage Park!
• Nominate the next Great Person of the Year
• Tickets on sale Dec. 13 for fall 2011 NASCAR weekend
• ATTENTION WCNC DECEMBER GRADUATES:
• Priest, parish to pay damages in 1960s sex abuse case
• Universal Recycling 
grants, loans offered through DNREC
• Speakers available for Kent County tourism topics
• Agency hoping for first step to new Troop 3
• Newsmaker Q&A: Dover Human Relations Commission Chairman Roy Sudler Jr.
• Senior citizen arrested at DMV by Capitol Police
• School community mourns slain Magnolia 10-year-old
• MPO's Data and Demographics Subcommittee to meet Dec. 15
• Clean Water Advisory Council meeting Dec. 15
• Public comments sought for Universal Recycling guidance, reporting forms
• Wounded warriors finding solace in the outdoors
• Free webinar set for USDA 2011 Specialty Crop Block Grant program
• Join us tomorrow for one of Wesley's annual Christmas celebrations featuring the Wesley College Choir, Wesley College Gospel Choir, Wesley UMC Chancel Choir and the Capital Ringers. A reception will follow. All are Welcome!
• January 2011 Biggs Museum Free Educational Programming
• DNREC outlines disposal alternatives in light of yard waste ban
• Biggs Museum To Host Inaugural New Year's Eve Bash
• Kent County fixed route buses on detour through Dec. 11
• Every Job Counts
• Attention December Grads: Don't miss the GRAD FINALE (main campus) tomorrow Dec. 1 from 3-5 pm in The Den OR Wesley New Castle GRAD FINALE Dec. 9 from 5:30-7 pm for cap & gown pickup, free alumni gifts, information, refreshments & more!
• Transfer tax windfall negates need for budget cut plans
• Committee holds off on electric bill discounts
• DNREC capital budget request dwarfs current year funds
• Dover unveils new snow removal plan
• Q&A: Sen. Coons reflects on campaign, sees challenges ahead in Washington
• Time is running out! Show your support for Head Coach Mike Drass by voting for him once per day (only 5 days of voting remain) in Liberty Mutual's Coach of the Year contest. He is currently 9th in Division III so we need your votes to move him to th
• Delaware soldiers return from Afghanistan on Thanksgiving
• Free assistance for college education financial aid offered
• Sign-up for agriculture disaster assistance closes Dec. 9
• Kent County planning applications for December
• DART First State buses relocate to transit center, route changes
• What’s missing from the jobs, jobs, jobs debate
• Volunteers reach out to comfort soldiers’ families
• Construction on Route 113 overpass in Milford
• Governor orders flags at half staff to honor State Rep. Hazel Plant
• Newsmaker Q&A: Kent County sheriff-elect Norman Wood
• DelDOT wants more full-time DMV staff
• Local food pantries face increasing demand
• CR students learn to speak out against bullying
• IMA founder Rev. Dr. Avant steps down, Rev. Rogers takes presidency
• DSU 2010 Annual Christmas Concert: "Handel Meets Gershwin" on Dec. 11
• November 2 Remember for Hunters Helping Soldiers
• Helping Businesses Decide on Delaware
• Refundable bottle deposit ends Dec. 1
• Hunters must tag deer immediately after harvest
• DART First State’s food drive nets 20.4 tons of food for Delawareans in need
• Delaware taxpayers missing refund checks, IRS says
• DNREC workshop on amendments to wastewater treatment and disposal systems regulations
• No DART First State bus service on Thanksgiving Day
• Bayhealth and UPenn team up to improve orthopaedic care
• Keeping holiday food safe
• Biggs Museum to Host 2011 Biggs Picture Landscape Art Competition
• 14 arrested for DUI last weekend in Checkpoint Strikeforce
• Reminder: Hunters must tag deer immediately after harvest
• Local charities looking to give and get help this season
• House Dems reelect party leaders Gilligan, Schwartzkopf and Longhurst
• Delaware Grapevine: First in judging the judges
• Bayard Plaza a step closer to replacing Bayard Hotel
• Committees get a primer on city gangland
• On the frontlines: Odessa man recalls World War II experiences
• Carper’s proposed gas tax hike ends up in debt plan
• Milford students talk international trade with traveling governor
• Facing erosion, flooding crises, bay beaches ask for help
• AG’s office asks for new case management system
• Grants available to nonprofits helping women, girls
• Grants available to help Kent County teens through Youth Philanthropy Board
• Red Cross volunteer orientation on Nov. 23
• Better Business Bureau taking scholarship applications
• Kent County SPCA seeking community partners
• Thirty Chinese Exchange Students Improve their English at DSU
• The basics of open enrollment for Medicare Part D
• Home Energy contest extended to Nov. 22
• Revised dates for construction closure of West Street
• Biden and Carper Meet with Amtrak Leaders in Wilmington, Delegation Vows to Fight Break-Up and Push for Emergency Funding
• Carper Says Republican Budget “Ignores Reality”
• Sen. Carper's Statement on Census Day 2010
• Carper to Talk About the Current State of Congress, the Budget, Homeland Security, and Amtrak
• Agreement Reached on Airplane Noise Monitoring Delaware Delegation Brokers Deal Among DelDOT, Airport and FAA
• Carper, Kaufman Announce Delaware National Guard's Streamlined Emergency Communication System
• Sen. Carper Helps Local Police Officer Receive U.S. Citizenship & Keep her Job on the Force
• Sen. Carper Applauds Energy Bill Compromise
• Senator Carper Calls on President Bush to Invest in Education Reform
• Carper Votes for $5.2 Billion Measure to Improve Transit Security
• Sens. Carper & Murkowski Introduce Bill to Help Americans Make Healthy Choices When Dining Out
• Carper Continues "Growing Solutions for Delaware Farmer's Tour, Thursday in Georgetown
• Carper Says Senate Budget Not Focused on Right Priorities
• Carper Legislation to Clean Air, Save Lives Moving Forward
• Kids, Parents, Educators, and Seniors: Senator Carper's Recess Schedule for Monday, August 5th
• Carper Urges Medicare Chief to Extend Sign-up Deadline for Drug Plan
• Carper, Lieberman, Collins Question Why Scanned Body Images Were Stored By U.S. Marshals Guarding U.S. Courthouse In Florida
• Carper Statement on Senate Passage of Child Tax Credit
• Sens. Biden and Carper Support Education, Labor and Science Funding
• Senator Carper to Read to Claymont Children, Adds His Voice to Read Across America Celebration
• Carper, Biden, McCain, Hollings Introduce Rail Security Legislation
• Sen. Carper Urges President To Make Census A Priority
• Carper-Backed Environmental Bill Passes House
• Sen. Carper Announces Wilmington Manor Volunteer Fire Company to Receive $152,550 Grant from U.S. Department of Homeland Security
• Sen. Carper Comments On Attorney General Biden's Decision
• Biden and Carper Announce Nearly $38 Million for Military Construction Projects in Delaware
• Sen. Carper Spends Friday, February 24, 2006 in Kent and Sussex Counties
• Carper Subcommittee Outline Proposed EPA Rule on Clean Air
• Carper-Chafee-Feinstein will Offer Bipartisan Budget Plan Similar to “Blue Dog” House Proposal
• Sen. Carper Reacts To General Petraeus's Testimony
• Free tutoring service offered to active duty Airmen, families
• Senator Carper Invites Delaware Students To U.S. Service Academy Information Night
• Sen. Carper: Automaker Proposal Before Senate Banking Committee
• Delaware City receives $485, 000 to Protect Historic Commercial District, Biden and carper Secure Federal Grant Sheilding City From Flood Damage
• Carper Chosen to Be Deputy Whip for Senate Democrats
• Sen. Carper Supports EPA Plan To Strictly Control SO2 Emissions
• Delaware High School Student to Join carper in Washington for National Service Day
• Sen. Carper to Get First-Hand Look at How Local Lewes Family Practice Uses Cutting-Edge Information Technology to Help Patients
• Key Historical and Records Preservation Bill Passes the Senate
• Sussex County Gains Representation Jymayce Wescott Joins Carper's Office on The Circle in Georgetown
• Sens. Biden and Carper Selected For 9-11 Conference Committee
• Sens. Carper & Biden to Push Legislation Revitalizing Nation’s Rail System
• Sen. Carper & Murkowski Introduce Bill to Help American Make Smart and Healthy Choices When Dining Out
• Delaware Postal Safety in the National Spotlight, Carper Questions Postmaster General on Worker Safety
• Senator Carper to Donate Blood at Blood Bank of Delmarva
• Sen. Carper's Plan To Cut Black Carbon Passes Full Senate Today
• Delaware Financial Literacy Institute name Ronni Cohen Executive Director
• Carper to Get First-Hand Look at How the Elsmere VA Hospital Uses Cutting-Edge Information Technology to Help Patients
• Carper Holds Joint Hearing to Discuss USPS' Future Financial Viability
• Senate Locks Down $5.5 Million for DE Police Departments
• Sen. Carper on Death of Sen. Craig Thomas of Wyoming
• Carper Opposes Energy Bill
• Carper Subcommittee Explores How Better Performance Management Can Cut Wasteful Spending, Help Next President
• Senators Biden & Carper Get Federal Funding for Critical Defense Projects in Delaware
• Senate Approves Carper Amendment to Rewrite Homeland Grant Funding Formula for States
• Sen. Carper Pushes To Cut Costly F-22 Planes From Defense Bill
• Senate Committee: Tobacco Companies Target Women
• Carper Says EPA’s Mercury Rule Not Strong Enough
• Carper Responds To Administration's $69 Million Bill To BP
• 'No Child Left Behind Act' Takes Center Stage at State Board of Education Summit Tomorrow
• Sen. Carper Votes to Improve Amtrak and Passenger Rail Service and Safety
• DE Delegation Announces $1.8 million to help Low Income Families with Heating Costs
• Sen. Carper Applauds House Passage of Amtrak Bill
• Carper Intervenes to Support Delaware Native's Nomination for Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA
• Sen. Carper to Participate in Christiana Fire Company Press Conference
• Sen. Carper Cosponsors "PASS ID" Bill To Increase Identification Security While Protecting Privacy Of Delaware Citizens
• Senator Carper's Statement on Today's Amtrak Letter
• Carper Statement on Bush Supreme Court Nominee
• Carper Urges Review of Federal Building Efficiency Measures to Save Taxpayer Dollars and Improve Energy Efficiency
• Carper Responds to Bush Speech on Iraq
• Senator Carper’s Statement on the Death of President Gerald Ford
• Sen. Carper: Cooperation Between Defense, Homeland Security Departments to Address Cyber Security Commendable; Underscores Need for Legislation to Provide Enhanced Support to Cyber Security Effort
• Federal Donation Helps Local School Get Wired
• Carper Subcommittee Examines How Congress Helps the Next Presidential Administration Improve U.S. Policy on Iran
• Biden, Carper Get $25,000 to Keep Underground Rail Road Project On Right Track
• Sen. Carper Announces $1.1 Million Grant for the Christina School District
• Sen. Carper's Bipartisan Bill To Cut Black Carbon Passes EPW Cmte.
• Carper: Cost of Stimulus Bill
• Carper’s Clean Diesel Legislation Passes Senate Bill Would Help Retrofit Old Vehicles With New, Clean-Diesel Engines
• Sens. Carper, Collins and Reps. Carnahan and Biggert Introduce Legislation to Safeguard Investment in Federal Green Buildings
• Delaware Secures $2.8 Million to Help First Responders Fight Domestic Terrorism
• Senator Carper in New Castle County on Monday, July 31, 2006
• Key Committee Passes Bill Mandating More Accountability & Cost-Savings Across Federal Agencies
• Food Bank of Delaware receives $50,000 Grant from Altria Group, Inc.'s Community Kitchens Initiative
• Sen. Carper Applauds Air Force Plan to Modernize C-5 Airplanes
• Tom Carper Congratulates VITA Award Winner
• Senator Carper’s Memorial Day Weekend Schedule
• Sens. Carper, Kaufman Announce 300,000 Families See Bigger Paychecks
• Sen. Carper Applauds New Obama Administration Rule Calling For More Fuel Efficient Vehicles
• Carper in Detroit to Fight for Jobs, Senator Also Investigates Energy-Friendly Technologies
• Senate Panel Approves Carper-Backed Chemical Security Bill
• Carper Calls for Stronger Safeguards to Protect Personal Information from Contractor Access
• Carper Praises Work of President's Postal Commission
• Major Energy Bill Passes Senate
• Carper Announces US Forest Grant Awarded to Wilmington and Newark
• Senator Carper’s Sussex County Schedule Friday, May 7, 2004
• Sens. Carper and Kaufman Statement on $38 Million in Energy Funding
• Carper to Join Celebration of Diversity on Holiday Designed to Encourage and Empower, Senator's Schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Public Invited to Statewide Faith-Based Homeownership Fairs Hosted by Sen. Tom Carper
• Sen. Carper Cites Lessons Learned from Attempted Christmas Day Attack; Calls for Enhanced Cooperation, Tools, and Training for Security Forces to Prevent Future Attacks
• University of Delaware Receives $122,709 for Shakespeare Seminar
• Sen. Carper Visits all Three Counties on Friday, May 12th
• Carper Supports Administration Decision to Review Troubled Federal Technology Projects
• Delaware Congressional Delegation Announces Federal Grant for Indian River Inlet Bridge
• Sens. Carper and Alexander on Senate Agreement to Extend the Moratorium on State and Local Taxes on Internet Access
• Carper Endorses Centrist 'Tax-Cut Trigger'
• Carper Praises Decision to Let Stand Air Conditioner Standard
• Sen. Carper Urges Senate Passage Of Economic Recovery Package
• Delegation Supports Defense Appropriations Conference Report Which Includes $2.5 Million they Secured for Delaware Bio-Defense Firm,Supports Bill to Fight war on Terrorism, Support Our Military
• Sen. Carper’s Schedule for Tuesday, February 22, 2005
• Sen. Carper Comments On EPA Air Quality Standard
• Delaware Intelligent Software Firm Receives $2.5 Million to Begin Work on BioDefense
• Carper Statement on Reauthorization of Patriot Act
• Sens. Carper, Collins Praise Administration Move Requiring Agencies to Develop Anti-Waste Action Plans for IT Projects
• Carper on Passage of Senate Budget Resolution
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce $10 Million for Delaware's Roadways, Housing, Rail, Alternative Fuels, and Child and Elderly Projects
• Senator Carper Casts First Vote for Compromise, Delivers First Floor Speech to Urge Passage of Power-Sharing Agreement
• Senate Votes For More Budget Discipline Carper Amendment Would Restrict Additional Spending Increase
• Sen. Carper Disappointed Auto Bill Fails In Senate This Year
• Energy Security, Environmental Protection and Economic Growth, Energy Bill Unveiled Today Includes Carper's Efforts to Protect Environment, Stimulate DE Economy, offer Energy Security
• Senator Carper Announces 2004 United States Service Academy Nominations
• Sens. Carper & Voinovich Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Fix Estate Tax
• Carper: Administration Plan for Amtrak Makes Matters Worse
• Sen. Carper Spends Thursday, January 5, 2006 in Kent County
• Carper Subcommittee Examines Cost Effectiveness of C-17s
• War with Iraq & America's Struggling Economy Will Be Focus of Discussion at Carper Town Hall Meetings
• Delaware's Congressional Delegation Announces More Than $5 million in Federal Funds for Housing Opportunities Throughout the State
• Delaware Delegation Requests Public Meeting from U.S. Army on Chemical Agent Transfer
• "Nuclear Renaissance: Challenges & Opportunities Associated with Spent Fuel"
• Carper Launches 'Tackling Terrorism Tour', Four Meetings Feature Experts' Advice and Answers for Concerned Citizens
• Sen. Carper’s Sussex County Schedule for Tuesday, November 23, 2004
• Carper Comments On Public Option Votes In Finance Committee
• Carper to Talk Welfare Reform at the White House
• Congress Approves $13 Million in Water Infrastructure, Energy Research Projects for Delaware
• Carper, Kaufman Cheer Russia's Decision to Lift Trade Barriers Against U.S. Poultry, Thank Obama Administration for Efforts to Address Unfair Restrictions
• Senate Gives Amtrak Ticket to Survival
• Sen. Carper: Immigration Reform Must Be Tough, Fair and Practical
• Senator Carper's New Castle County Office to Relocate
• Sen. Carper's Improvements In Housing Bill Help Families Facing Home Foreclosure
• Carper Joins Delaware Arab-American Community to Help the Victims and Heal the Hate
• Senate Approves Collins-Lieberman-Carper Amendment To Ensure Support For State Preparedness Efforts
• Sen. Carper Introduces Bill To Ease Financial Strain On The Post Office
• New Democrats Introduce Welfare Reform Bill Today, Bayh, Carper to Testify Before Senate Finance Committee Thursday
• Senate to Hold Hearing on Carper’s Park Proposal
• Carper Cosponsors National Plan To Require Minimum Requirements For Graduated Drivers Licenses In All 50 States
• Senator's Schedule for Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 28, 2002
• Sen. Carper Supports Bill to Help America's Performance in Math and Science Fields
• Senate Approves Transportation Projects for Delaware
• Carper Subcommittee Takes Critical Look At U.S. Relations With Pakistan
• Carper to Host 'Conversations on America's Energy Future', Town- Hall Style Meetings in Newark, Dover and Millsboro
• Carper Statement on Roberts’ Intelligence Reform Proposal
• Sens. Carper, Kaufman React to WHYY Ending "Delaware Tonight"
• Carper Praises Pharmaceuticals' Plan to Offer Discounts, Centrist Democrat Enacted Prescription Plan as Governor
• Committee Approves Bill to Double Clean Water Funds for Delaware
• Carper Praises Introduction of American Power Act of 2010
• Carper Votes for Iraq Resolution
• Carper Issues Statement on President’s Proposed Troop Surge
• Delaware Awarded $2.25 million in TIGER II Transportation Funds
• State cleaning up, drying out after storm
• CBO and Joint Tax Find Healthy Americans Act Would Lead to Surpluses after 2014
• Carper and Voinovich Bill Puts Science First at US EPA
• Carper Statement on Gay Marriage Amendment
• Sen. Carper Votes For Credit Card Reform Bill
• Delaware's Future Soldiers Look for Guidance at Carper's Academy Information Night
• Carper Statement on Senate Global Warming Vote
• Senators Carper, Kaufman Welcome Judge Leonard P. Stark To U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Confirmation Hearing
• Carper to Urge Senate Panel to Approve Delaware Nominee
• Sen. Carper Announces Nearly $600,000 in Grants for DTCC
• Sens. Carper, Kaufman Announce over $500,000 in Funding for Public Health and Prevention Priorities; $100,000 for Community Health Centers
• Sen. Carper's Sussex County Schedule for Wednesday, August 13th
• Sen. Carper Implores Johnson to Come Up With a Plan to Address Mercury
• Carper Congratulates Delaware Blue Ribbon Schools
• Delaware's Future Servicemen and Women Celebrate Their First Victory
• Sen. Carper Supports Budget Bill To Begin Restoring Financial Stability
• Workshop Focuses on helping Delaware Firefighters Secure Grants
• Carper Votes to Block Johnson Nomination to Head EPA
• Carper Announces his Intention to Put Out Legislation Early Next Year on Comprehensive Postal Reform
• Senator Carper to Visit First Home Built under the Carper/City of Dover Homeownership Initiative
• Delaware's Congressional Delegation Announces $8 Million for Coastline Repair in Rehoboth, Dewey Beaches; $6 Million for Fenwick Island
• Senator Carper Shows Concern About National Blood Shortage by Donating Blood on Monday
• Sen. Carper Shares Tips on How to Avoid Holiday Scams
• Education Debate Begins in Senate, Carper to Play Role in Raising Student Achievement, Increasing Education Funds
• Senator Carper to Participate in American Soldier Timeline Event
• Legislation To Improve Federal Government Communication With The Public
• Carper Finishes First Leg of 'Growing Solutions for Delaware Farmers Tour', Today in Dover
• Delaware Dept. of Education to Receive Almost $24,000 for the Advanced Placement Test Fee Program
• Sen. Carper Applauds President's New Initiative To Crack Down On Waste And Fraud In Medicare And Medicaid
• Carper Voices Support for High Speed Rail
• Sen. Carper Spends Monday, May 15th in New Castle County
• Two Delaware High School Students to be Selected for United States Senate Youth Program
• Academy Nominee Reception
• Sens. Carper and Collins Protect Volunteer Fire and Medical Workers
• Carper to Announce Support of Health Insurance Tax Credits
• Senator Carper Announces Criteria for Receiving Nominations to the United States Service Academies
• Sen. Carper Comments On His Vote For The Economic Recovery Bill
• Delaware's Congressional Delegation Secures Federal Funding to Protect the Health of Delawareans, Biden, Carper, Castle announce that education and medical research funding continue to increase
• Bush Signs Carper Bill to Reform Class Action System
• Sen. Carper Reacts To President Obama's State Of The Union
• Carper Praises DNREC's DiPasquale
• Carper Calls on Senate to Pass Pay-As-You-Go Rules
• Delaware's Congressional Delegation Announces $8 Million for Coastline Repair in Bethany Beach and South Bethany
• Find Middle Ground on Budget - OpEd by Tom Carper - The News Journal
• Sen. Carper Responds To Delaware State Shootings
• Carper Named to Three Major Committees, Will Serve on Banking, Government Affairs, and Environment Committees
• Sen. Carper to Visit Students at Selbyville Middle School
• Sen. Carper Hails Choice Of Lisa Jackson To Head EPA
• Carper Calls for a Return of the Bill of Rights for the Delaware Day, Requests National Archives Give Back Delaware's Ratified Copy
• Carper, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services to Present $2.1 Million Check to Celebrate National Mentoring Month
• Sen. Carper And Rep. Murphy Applaud White House Efforts To Stop Billions In Government Waste
• Biden-Carper Press Conference on Amtrak's Potential Shutdown
• Sen. Carper to Talk to Local Students about Clean Air & Global Warming
• Sens. Carper, Bennett Introduce Bill to Better Protect Consumers from Identity Theft
• Carper Rejects Federal Caps for Medical Malpractice
• Biden and Carper Announce Funding for Delaware's Waterways and Beaches
• Carper, Biden To Offer Major Rail Bill in Upcoming Senate Debate
• Carper Bill: More Public Transit Means Less Greenhouse Gasses
• Biden and Carper Testify on the Urgent Need for Investment in Amtrak
• Carper Urges President to Pressure Congress on Intelligence Reform
• Sen. Carper Comments On Release Of Boxer-Kerry Climate Bill
• Delaware's Future Soldiers Celebrate their First Victory
• Carper: Both Parties Agree It’s Time for New Plan in Iraq
• Carper Applauds Key Committee Vote on Comprehensive Cybersecurity Legislation
• CARPER: Senate Approves Over $4.3 Million for Delaware Beaches and Pea Patch Island
• Sens. Snowe and Carper Create Jobs and Save Energy Through Recycling Legislation
• Carper Votes for $400 Billion Prescription Drug Bill
• Carper Hearing Explores Repercussions of Clean Air Ruling
• Over 1,000 to Join in Fight Against Aids, Carper Serves as Co-Grand Marshall of Aids Walk Delaware
• Senate Passes Comprehensive Rail and Transit Security Bill
• Carper: Agencies Wasted Billions Making Improper Payments
• Strengthening American Seaports Against Terrorist Attacks
• Senate Committee Approves Carper Legislation to Provide Financial Oversight for Katrina Recovery
• Senator Carper Continues Efforts to Examine Liability Issues Surrounding Offshore Drilling
• Carper Praises World War II Vets, Celebrates Delaware Day and Looks to the Future
• Sen. Carper Delivers Senate Speech on Iraq Vote
• Carper Votes For McCain-Lieberman Climate Change Legislation
• House Passes Carper-Backed Bill for Clean Diesel
• $69,000 in Federal Funds Awarded For Delaware Veterans Assistance
• Sen. Carper to Visit Innovative School Program in Christina School District
• Sens. Carper, Kaufman Emphasize Importance Of Green Jobs To Health Of Economy and Environment In Delaware And Nationwide
• Senate Passes Election Reform Measures, Carper Co-sponsored Successful Plan
• Delaware Delegation Asks Public to Help Keep Pressure on BRAC Commission
• Carper Applauds EPA Greenhouse Gas Tailoring Rule Announcement
• Delegation Secures Over $30 Million For Delaware Defense Research And Production And Over $350 Million For C-5s
• Carper Issues Statement on Climate Change Report
• Delaware Senators Welcome $11.7 Million Award to Cleanup Former GM Plant
• Delaware Delegation Asks President to Approve Disaster Declaration Request
• Sen. Carper: Lung Association Study Shows Stronger Clean Air Laws Needed
• Carper Kicks Off Opening of Perdue AgriRecycle Plant
• Carper Statement on 9-11 Commission’s Report
• Sen. Carper Hails Obama Call For More Fuel Efficient Vehicles
• Carper: Debate on Fuel Economy is Not Over, Centrist Senator Lays out Five Principles for Fuel Effeciency Standards
• Carper Postal Reform Bill Passes Senate Committee
• Delaware Delegation Applauds Department Of Energy's $529 Million Loan To Fisker Automotive
• Caper Statement on Iraq and UN Inspectors
• Carper Issues Statement on Drilling in Gulf of Mexico
• Carper Statement on Meeting with Kenneth Feinberg
• Carper's Portrait Unveiling at Legislative Hall
• Sen. Carper: Safety Must be Priority for Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• Carper-Gregg 'Charter and Choice' Could Be Point of Compromise, Empowering Parents Act Scheduled for Vote after Voucher Bill; Satellite Feed Available
• Carper Statement on Decision to Delay Consideration of Class Action Bill
• Sens. Carper & Kaufman Hail More Environmental Funds From Recovery Plan To Help Keep Delaware Clean & Delawareans Healthy
• Senate Passes Farm Bill that Expands Open Space Preservation, Aids Delaware's Farm Families, and Supports Bio-diesels
• Senator Carper’s Sussex County Schedule for Saturday, May 7, 2005
• Sen. Carper Calls For Transportation Provisions In Forthcoming Climate Change Legislation
• Delaware to Receive nearly Half a Million dollars to Enhance Criminal Justice Records and Combat Crime
• Carper Says It’s Time to “Change Course” in Iraq
• Carper Accepting Student Applications for U.S. Service Academy Nominations
• Delaware State University Receives Federal Education Grant
• Senate Strengthens Housing Program to Reduce Home Foreclosures
• Carper Rejects Bush Budget Compromise
• Senate Passes Bill to Encourage Rail Development, Renewable Fuels
• Delaware Delegation Outlines Projects For State In 2009 Omnibus Bill
• Carper Gets an Early Birthday Present, After Three Monthy, his Hart Senate Office Reopens
• Sen. Carper Unveils Dover Homeownership Initiative
• Sen. Carper Applauds Passage of Bipartisan Legislation to Provide Tax Relief for American Businesses and Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Carper to Talk About Health and Wellness in Wilmington Tomorrow
• Carper Says $70 Billion Tax Cut Misses the Mark
• Carper Statement on Revelation that Classified U.S. Military Networks Were Attacked
• Delaware Congressional Delegation Announces $13 Million Homeland Security Grant
• Sens. Carper and Alexander Commend House for Extending Moratorium on State and Local Taxes on Internet Access
• Carper to Run with 1,200 in Charity Marathon, Proceeds of the Ceasar Rodney Half-Marathon Benefit American Lung Association of DE
• Senator Tom Carper Holds Opens House at New Castle County Office
• Stimulus Package Will Create Jobs, Fund Critical Infrastructure Improvements
• Kent Students and Seniors will Look to Future, Reflect on Past
• Delaware to Receive $15 Million to Enhance Homeland Security
• Sen. Carper Commends Administration Work On Cutting Federal Energy Use, Saving Taxpayer Dollars
• Delegation to Announce Deal they Negotiated to Display Delaware's Original Copy of the Bill of Rights
• DELAWARE DELEGATION ANNOUNCES $4.7 MILLION IN LIHEAP FUNDS TO EASE HEATING/COOLING COSTS
• Sen. Carper Urges Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services to Address Waste and Fraud in Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Program
• Carper Invites Delaware High School Students and their Families to U.S. Service Academy information Night on April 14th
• Sens. Carper and McCaskill: Iraq Contract Oversight Training Needed
• Senator Carper Oversees New Poultry Pact, Industry Signs Agreeement to Reduce Poultry Litter Pollution
• Sen. Carper & U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Anthony J. Principi to Tour Wilmington VA Medical Center
• Sen. Carper Responds to the President's Auto Rescue Plan Announced Today
• Carper Praises World War II Vets, Celebrates Delaware Day, and Looks to Future in Senate Floor Speech on December 7, 2001
• Delaware Delegation Calls on NRC to Assure Public Safety
• Delegation Comments On Closure Of Valero Plant
• Carper: President Holds Amtrak's Future in his Hands
• Sen. Carper’s Sussex County Schedule for Thursday, January 12, 2006
• Sen. Carper Applauds Administration's Launch Of "IT Dashboard"
• CARPER NAMED RANKING DEMOCRAT On Clean Air, Climate Change and Nuclear Safety Subcommittee
• Delaware's Delegation Announces Almost $3.45 Million for DRBA
• Carper Statement On President's Budget
• BIDEN/CARPER Announce Funding for Delaware's Defense & Military Programs
• Carper and Castle Launch Campaign Against 'Predatory Lending', Tell Delaware Valley Residents 'Don't Borrow Trouble'
• Sen. Carper to Help Celebrate the Holiday Season in Kent County
• Sen. Carper Reacts To Castle Decision To Run For U.S. Senate Seat
• Delaware gets Over $200,000 to Relieve Critical Shortage of Nurses
• Delaware Gets Important Funds for Law Enforcement, Education and Science
• Members of Congress Commend Senate Passage of Their Legislation to Curb Waste, Fraud and Abuse in the Federal Government
• Senate Approves Over $2.8 Million for Environmental and Educational Initiatives in Delaware
• Sens. Feinstein, Snowe, Inouye, Stevens, Dorgan, Durbin, Boxer, Cantwell, Collins, Carper, Klobuchar, and Smith Call for Upholding Provisions to Require Strong Fuel Economy Increases During Debate of Comprehensive Energy Package
• Food Bank of Delaware Needs 800 Turkeys for Thanksgiving
• Carper Bill Advances To Reduce, Recover Federal Payment Errors
• Small Business Resource Fair Tours Delaware, Carper, Biden, and Castle Support Effort
• Carper, Castle Urge Energy Dept. to Combat Rising Natural Gas Prices
• Dodd, Carper, Sebelius Discuss Health Care Reform
• Carper: Welfare Reform Must Put Work First, Bayh-Carper Bill Provides $8 Billion for Child Care
• Senate Approves $24.4 Million for Guard, Dover Air Force Bases
• Carper, Feingold, McCain Introduce Line-Item Veto Proposal
• Homeland Security, the Future of Dover Air Force Base And the State of the National Economy are Topics on Tap During Senator Carper's Day in Kent County this Wednesday
• Carper-Bennett Bill Protects Consumers From Identity Theft
• Senator Carper's Sussex County Schedule <br>Monday, November 3, 2003
• Sen. Carper Says America Must Do More To Protect Its Citizens' Private Information
• Senator Carper Touts Delaware's Tax-Free Shopping as an Important Component of Economy
• Biden, Carper Urge Congress to Provide Full Funding for Amtrak
• Sen. Carper Praises New Drug Trafficking Enforcement Agreement
• 12 C-17s and $90 Million Coming to Dover Air Force Base, Move Further Secures Bases' Future
• Senate Committee Approves $1.45 Billion for Amtrak
• Carper, Kaufman Celebrate Key Committee Approval Of Judge Leonard P. Stark
• Over $11 Million for Low Income Housing in the First StateMartin Luther Foundation of Dover to Receive More Than $8 Million for Affordable Housing for Seniors, Delegation wrote letters of support to the Department of Housing & Urban Development
• Carper & Perdue Press Conference: Biofuels and Energy Independence
• Sen. Carper Welcomes Obama Administration Decision to Encourage Cleaner, More Energy Efficient Semitrailers, Transit Buses, and Other Large Vehicles
• 'Clear Skies' Hits Storm Front
• Defense Committee OKs Sen. Carper's Gov't Contracting Provision
• State Route 1 Bridge Bills to be Paid; St. Georges Bridge Survives Another Year
• Congress Approves Defense Bill With Key Delaware Projects
• Sen. Carper Votes For New Census Director & Two Carper Bills Pass The Homeland Security Committee
• New Castle and Kent Counties Successfully Compete for $1.6 Million to Continue Early Head Start, Grant Provides Funding as Previous Federal Grant Expires; Director Look to Dover Air Force Base for new Partnership Opportunities
• Carper Statement on Senate Global Warming Vote
• Sen. Carper Highlights Successful Program that Recovered $900 Million in Medicare Overpayments and Identified Additional $303 Million in Medicare Improper Payment Vulnerabilities
• Delaware to Receive $1.3 Million to Improve State Parks
• Carper Issues Statement on Minimum Wage, Estate Tax Legislation
• Sen. Carper Statement on Postal Regulatory Commission's Decision to Deny Latest Postal Rate Increase
• Senator Carper to Visit Seaford Post Office
• Carper Bill Passes Senate, Removes Roadblock to Clean Air Project
• Carper announces New Sussex Co. Director, Mark Lally Returns to Aide the Senator and Serve his Home State
• Committee Approves Collins-Carper Comprehensive Bill to Ensure Future Viability of U.S. Postal Service
• Sens. Carper & Kaufman Detail $625 Million In Recovery Funding For Delaware
• Delaware Libraries Receive Federal Support, Bulk of Funds to benefit Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
• Bush Signs Legislation to Help Delaware Businesses Hire Seasonal Workers
• Sen. Carper Announces Staffing Changes
• Sport-fishing Industry Saved by NOAA Decision on Marlins
• Senator Carper Spends Friday, June 23rd in Sussex County
• Carper Statement On Lew Confirmation By Homeland Security And Governmental Affairs Committee
• Delegation Urges EPA to Keep Pressure on Motiva
• Sen. Carper Applauds Senate Passage of the Farm Bill
• Carper Votes Against Budget, Centrist Democrat Voted for Original Resolution But Says Today's Bill 'Breaks Our Promise to Improve Public Education'
• Senator Carper Reacts to Images Showing Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners
• CLEAN TEA Introduced, Bill Aimed At Creating A More Efficient Transportation System Through Cap And Trade Funds
• Carper: Enron Disaster Demands More than Outrage from Congress
• UD and Del Tech to Receive over $821,000 from U.S. Dept. of Education
• Sen. Carper Praises President's Commitment to Reforming Public Education, Vows to Work with President to Improve Student Outcomes, Ensure Nation's Competitiveness in Global Economy
• Big News for BioTerror Protection, Carper to Announce $8 Million Appropriated by the U.S. Senate for Lifesaving Bio-Defense Software Being Developed in Newark
• Carper Introduces Legislation to Waive Medicare Enrollment Penalty
• 30 Senators Call on Russia to Honor Agreement to Allow U.S. Poultry Imports into Russia
• Carper Introduces New Homeland Security Bill
• Sens. Biden and Carper Support Amtrak, Passenger Rail Service and Safety
• Carper, Gregg Announce 'Charters and Choice' Education Bill
• National Endowment for the Arts to Hold Workshop
• Sen. Carper Attends White House Summit, Encourages Fiscal Responsibility
• Future Soldiers Get Senate Inspection, Carper to Inspect and Review Junior ROTC Officers at Sussex Central High School
• Carper to Push for Strong Clean Air Bill in Senate
• Sen. Carper Applauds Establishment Of Blue Ribbon Panel
• Delegation Secures Agreement to Bring Piece of Delaware History Home
• Banking Committee Approves Bill to Respond to Dubai Ports Controversy
• Carper, Senate Colleagues Make Strong Push for Passage of Child Nutrition Bill
• Dover Police Chief to Testify at Hearing on Homeland Security Wednesday
• Sens. Carper and Sununu Streamline Notary Process For Businesses
• Carper Unveils the Empowering Parents Act as First Bill
• Sen. Carper to Run with 1,200 in Charity Marathon Sunday
• Sen. Carper Urges Funding To Reduce Harmful Diesel Pollution
• Carper Reflects on 90-Day Anniversary of 9/11, Urges Citizens to live in Their Spirit of Courage
• Sen. Carper’s Schedule for Saturday, January 15 & Sunday, January 16, 2005
• Sen. Carper Commends Vote To Begin Debate On Health Care Bill
• Carper: Court Wrong to Strike Down Pledge of Allegiance
• Carper, Other Dems Call on Bush Administration to Fix Medicare Drug Program
• Delaware Delegation Urges Interior Department to Prioritize Offshore Wind Energy
• Carper to Question Greenspan Tomorrow
• Biden and Carper Announce More Than $10 Million in Transportation and Housing Funding
• Biden and Carper Continue to Address Air Noise in New Castle County
• Sen. Carper Hails Passage of Amtrak Bill for Delaware
• Delaware Youth receives $50,000 National Prize, Chitan Hossain be Honored Tonight in Washington, DC
• Senator Carper Serves Up Thanks this Holiday Season
• Sen. Carper Helps Vote Health Care Bill Out Of Senate Finance
• Carper Supports Department of Homeland Security
• Senate Passes Carper Park Legislation Proposal Would Authorize Study for Coastal Heritage Park
• Carper Reacts to the Conclusion of the House-Senate Conference on Comprehensive Financial Regulatory Reform
• Senate Secures $7 Million for Delaware Transportation Improvements
• Sen. Carper on Bill to Promote Vehicle Fuel Alternatives
• Senator Carper's Schedule for Thanksgiving Day <br>Thursday, November 27, 2003
• Sen. Carper Takes Lead On New Amtrak Bill To Help Create Jobs
• Senate Approves Defense Bill with $30 Million Delaware Projects
• Senator Carper Introduces National Park Legislation
• Vice President Biden, Governor Markell, Senators Carper And Kaufman Announce Recovery Act Funds To Help Workers Displaced By Auto Plant Closures In Delaware
• Delaware to Receive More than $9 Million for Clean water, Senate Committee Passes Water Investment Act of 2002
• Senate Panel Approves Carper’s Park Proposal
• Carper Praises Transportation Provisions in American Power Act; Urges Colleagues to Add More Necessary Funding
• Delaware Firefighters Secure Federal Funding Wilmington, Carlisle, Hockessin and Citizens Hose Fire Companies Win Competitive Grants
• Sen. Carper Commends American Lung Association Study
• At Delegation's Urging, FAA Agrees to Include Delaware in Airport Traffic and Noise Study
• Bipartisan Group of Senators Warn EPA Not to Relax Clean Air Rules Around National Parks
• Carper's Energy Tour Arrives in Newark Tomorrow, Senator Hosts 'Conversations on America's Energy Future'
• Sen. Carper is Keynote Speaker at Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Wild Meadows Retirement Village to open new clubhouse on August 27, 2
• Sen. Carper Comments On The Death Of Friend Thurman Adams
• Russia Lifts Poultry Ban
• Carper and Biden Call for Release of Energy Assistance Funds
• Carper Applauds Administration's Aggressive Efforts to Prevent and Prosecute Health Care Waste, Fraud and Abuse
• Carper- Chafee -Breaux-Baucus Offer
• Delaware's Congressional Delegation Issues Statement on Today's Announcement by DaimlerChrysler Regarding the Newark Assembly Plant
• Carper Statement on Retirement of Postmaster General Potter
• Carper Announces Local School District to Receive A Nearly One Million Dollar Federal Grant
• Sen. Carper Receives Education Award: "CHAMPIONS FOR CHARTERS"
• Carper First democrat to Join Breaux-Frist Medicare Reform Effort, Seeks Compromise Combining Graham Drug Plan with Breaux-Frist Competitive Reforms
• Delaware Housing Agencies To Receive Over $10 Million In Federal Funding To Increase Access To Affordable Housing
• Sen. Carper Commends NRC As Best Place To Work In Federal Government
• Biden,Carper Testify for Amtrak, Call on Congress to Preserve National Passenger Rail
• Senator Carper To Participate in Delmarva Chicken Festival
• Senator Carper Reacts to Department of Energy's Announcement to Invest $750,000 in University of Delaware's Offshore Wind Development
• Hearing Highlights Transit Security Needs
• On First Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Senator Carper Visits Downes Elementary School in Newark
• Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Improve International Nuclear Safety
• Delegation Urges FAA to Study Impact of Expanding Philadelphia Airport
• Sen. Carper Questions if 2010 Census is on Track and on Budget
• Carper Seeks to Protect Renewable Energy Growth, Co-Sponsors Bill to extend Tax Credits for the Use of Poultry Waste as Energy
• Senator Carper to Hold Press Conference to Announce the Beginning of the C-5 Modernization Project at Dover Air Force Base
• Sen. Carper Supports Efforts To Increase U.S. High Speed Rail
• Delaware Students Headed to Washington, DC get an Orientation from their Hometown Senator
• Delaware Delegation Announces that Dover Air Force Base
• Sen. Carper To Hold A Tele-Town Hall On Health Care Reform on Monday, April 12
• Sen. Carper Highlights New IRS Form to Help Small Businesses Claim New Health Care Tax Credit
• Senate Approves Defence Spending Bill
• Delaware Delegation Announces Passage of 2008 Omnibus Appropriations Package
• Carper to Report on Horseshoe Crab Sanctuary
• Carper Statement on New Pictures Shown to Senators Today Depicting Prisoner Abuse In Iraq
• Delaware Delegation Joins Others To Support Wind Energy Projects
• Carper Announces 2002 Service Academy Nominations, Delaware's Finest Rise Among the Ranks
• Sen. Carper Unveils Dover Homeownership Initiative
• Senators Urge Vilsack to Extend Chilean Grape Importation Time Period
• President bush Nominates Two Delawareans to Serve on National Committee Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education
• Carper, Democrats Offer Plan to Make America Energy Independent
• Carper, Feingold, McCain Line-Item Veto Bill Gaining Momentum
• DE Congressional Delegation Announces Nearly $2 million to Upgrade Security and Surveillance at DE Ports
• "Small Business Administration: Is the 7(a) Program Achieving Measurable Outcomes?"
• Carper: Campaign Finance Reform is 'A Work in Progress'
• Commerce Panel Approves Carper-Biden Rail Security Bill
• Sen. Carper Commends President on Speech to the Nation
• Student Artists Give Thanks for NYC Courage, Carper Joins Children and Chamber to Say 'Thank You'.
• Carper to Discuss Views on President’s Social Security Plan
• Sen. Carper Responds To Geithner Testimony On The Budget
• Carper Votes for Prescription Drug Plan for Seniors
• Dept. of Justice Awards $350,000 Block Grant to Delaware to Enforce Underage Drinking Laws
• Sen. Carper Pushes for Vote on Delaware U.S. District Court Nominee Judge Leonard P. Stark
• Dover Police Chief to Testify at Hearing on Homeland Security Wednesday (tomorrow)
• Sens. Biden & Carper: Long Overdue Water Resources Bill Passes Senate
• Senator Carper Co-Sponsors Three R's Education Bill, Bill Reflects Carper's Early Call for Expanded Public School Choice
• Delegation Announces Meeting with Top Military Officials
• Sen. Carper: Congress Cannot Delay on Clean Air Despite Court Ruling on EPA's Clean Air Rule
• Carper and Minner Team Up for Payroll Tax Holiday
• Carper praises General Motors for new vehicle announcement
• Sen. Carper Reacts To President's Afghanistan Announcement
• Carper: Amtrak Deal Not a Real Solution
• Senator Carper Announces 2006 Service Academy Nominations
• Carper, Murphy Commend House Passage of Their Legislation to Curb Waste, Fraud and Abuse in the Federal Government
• Collins And Carper Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Fix Postal Service's Overpayment To Retiree Fund, Stave Off Rate Increases
• Three Senators Ask Secretary Gates to Clarify C-17 Policies
• 2006 Pontiac Solstice to be Built at GM’s Wilmington Assembly Plant
• Sen. Carper Outlines Support for Financial Rescue Plan
• Delaware Delegation Secures $6.5 Million in Federal Funding for Delaware Housing, Infrastructure Needs, Delegation gets $2.5 Milion to help build high-tech aerospace facility
• Delegation Announces $4.2 Million for Health, Safety and Education
• Sen. Carper Applauds Low-Cost Reductions Of Mercury Emissions
• Senate Approves Emergency Funding for Amtrak
• Delaware to Receive $13 Million in Transportation, Housing Funds
• Carper Statement on the Passing of Sen. Robert Byrd
• Carper: President's Economic Plan Will Cause More Debt, Offer Little Stimulus
• Sens. Carper and Coburn Introduce Bill to Cut Backlog of Unused Federal Properties
• Carper Statement on Administration's Proposed Mercury Changes
• Carper Bill Increases Oversight Of $71 Billion In Federal It Services
• Carper Committee Passes Legilastion to Curb Sources of Terrorists' Funding
• Senate Approves Major Intelligence Overhaul
• Delaware Delegation Comments On State Dredging Decision
• Carper Joins Senator Biden's Port Security Bill, Praises State's Senior Senator for his Leadership
• Carper Statement on Nomination of Harriet Miers to Supreme Court
• Carper, Kaufman Announce First Wave of Prescription Drug "Donut Hole" Rebate Checks to Delaware Seniors
• Carper on Senator Lott's Decision Not to Seek Reelection as Senate Majority Leader:
• Senate Commerce Committee Approves Fuel Economy Bill
• Iraq Supplemental Bill Sent to the President with $57 Million for Dover Air Force Base Cargo Port
• Delaware Congressional Delegation Response to Wind Farm Agreement
• Sussex Economy to Get a Boost from Federal Travelers, Senator Carper Wins Increase in Per Diem for Federal Employees Staying in Sussx Local Businesses Now Better Able to Compete With Ocean City, MD
• Carper Announces National Park Proposal to Celebrate Coastal Heritage
• Delaware Delegation Supports White House Automotive Council
• CARPER: "I will vote for ANWR and against Cloture," Calls on Congress to Expand Alternate Energy Sources and Improve Conservation
• Delaware Housing Agencies Awarded $5.5 Million from HUD
• Carper Compromise Amendment Adopted by Senate
• Carper Applaus Fannie Mae Partnership Announcment, Joins in Opening of Office, First of its Kind Partnership will Help Hundreds of Families
• Delaware Delegation Announces Millions in Federal Funding to Reverse Erosion on Bethany Beach
• Sen. Carper Reacts to Concerns About Security and Preservation Efforts by the National Archives
• Congressional Delegation Applauds President Bush's Disaster Declaration
• Sen. Carper Statement Commemorating Israel's 60th Anniversary
• Carper Congratulates Colonel Gilbert For His Service and Welcomes Colonel Wuesthoff to his Dover Air Force Base
• Congress Approves Defense Bill With Key Delaware Projects
• Sen. Carper Lauds EPA Decision To Use Science To Set Clean Air Standards
• Carper to Run with 1,200 in Charity Marathon
• Senator Carper To Participate in Delmarva Chicken Festival
• American Lung Association Report Warns that More Than Half of All Americans Exposed to Air Too Dangerous to Breathe; Demonstrates Need for Sen. Carper's Clean Air Act Amendments Legislation
• Two Mentoring Programs for Wilmington's At-Risk Youth
• Senator Carper Visits Clayton and Dover on Wednesday, August 30th
• Sen. Carper Statement on Alleged International Scheme to Use Computer Viruses to Steal Millions of Dollars from U.S. Banks
• Carper Statement On President's Speech on Iraq
• Sen. Carper Pleased with Recent Postal Service Reforms
• Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Center Breaks Ground Today, Carper will be on-hand as the first contributor to the building fund
• Senator Carper to Hold Press Conference to Announce the Beginning of the C-5 Modernization Project at Dover Air Force Base
• Sen. Carper Says EPA's First Step To Address Global Warming Long Overdue
• Senator Carper Invites Delaware High School Students to U.S. Service Academy Information Night
• Senator Carper to Donate Blood at Blood Bank of Delmarva
• Sen. Carper's Statement on Valero's Decision to Sell its Delaware City Refinery
• Carper Urges Bush to Work Towards Solutions in Creating Homeland Security Department
• Senator Carper in New Castle County on Monday, June 26, 2006
• Delaware Bay, Redden Forest Get Potential Shot in the Arm
• Sen. Carper's Statement on the Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
• Carper Renews Call for Trigger on Tax Cuts and Spending
• Delegation Secures $13.7 Million to Fight Avian Influenza
• Senators: $97.5 Million For Amtrak Projects To Benefit Delaware
• Corps Moves Lead Contamination Clean-Up Forward Carper Praises Corps for 'Getting Things Moving'
• Rehoboth-Dewey to Receive $7.6 Million to Complete Beach Project
• Senator Carper Praises Final Passage Of Key Jobs Legislation
• Downstate: Carper Reaches Out to Those Who reach the Community
• House to Hold Hearing on Carper’s Park Proposal on Thursday
• Sen. Carper Announces Grant for Nanticoke Senior Center
• Carper Introduces Postal Reform Legislation
• Carper: Progress Made on Global Warming, More to do in EPW Committee
• Tom Carper's Record on Public Education
• Senator Tom Carper Holds Opens House at New Castle County Office
• Sen. Carper Urges Action On Clean Air
• Student Artists Give Thanks for NYC Courage, Carper Joins Children and Chamber to Say 'Thank You'.
• Sen. Carper’s Schedule for Monday, March 7, 2005
• Sen. Carper Supports New White House Renewable Fuels Standard
• Delaware Receives $100,000 to Prevent Youth from Entering the Juvenille Justice System and Help Build Safe Communities
• Senator Carper Spends Monday, April 3, 2006 in Kent County
• Sens. Carper and Kaufman Announce Up to $4 Million for Small Businesses in Delaware
• Carper gets Pie Thrown in His Face for a Good Cause
• Sen. Carper Hails the Passage of Children's Health Care Legislation
• Horseshoe Crab Sanctuary Established in Delaware Bay, Senator Carper Wins Yearlong Fight for Protection
• Carper Criticizes Senate Budget Resolution For Ignoring Growing Deficits
• Senators Call For 'Economic Disaster' Relief In Stimulus For Communities With Massive Job Loss
• Carper Pushes for Payroll Tax Holiday
• Carper Urges Bipartisan Compromise on Clean Air
• Sen. Carper Agrees With EPA That Greenhouse Gases Harm Public Health
• Defense Authorization Passes senate, Includes Delaware Projects
• Carper to vote "NO" on Alito Nomination
• Carper, Kaufman Applaud Implementation of New Preventive Health Care Measures as Part of the Affordable Care Act
• Carper Questioned Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman on Radioactive Water Leak at Salem 1 Nuclear Plant
• Sens. Biden and Carper Praise Final Passage of 9-11 Security Bill
• Carper Introduces 2-Year Ban on Internet Access Taxes
• Snowe, Carper, Bean Praise Enactment of Federal Incentive for Recycling
• Carper Defines Principles for Stimulus Plan
• Priority Of NRC And PSEG Meeting Regarding Salem And Hope Creek Should Be Safety, Delegation Says
• Senators Carper And Kaufman Cosponsor Bill To Clean Up & Protect The Chesapeake Bay
• National Guard Members Offered Financial Protection
• Senator Carper Visiting Middle East, Will “Blog” Daily
• Carper Welcomes White House Initiative to Address Wasteful Information Technology Investments in Federal Government
• Delegation Demands Answers From Motiva
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce "Campus Fire Safety Month"
• Senator Carper's New Castle County Schedule
• Sen. Carper OK's Senate Bill To Protect Kids From Unsafe Products
• Kent County Volunteer Fire Department Receives $54,000 Grant
• Luther Towers I Receives Additional $2.8 Million to Complete Assisted Living Conversion Project
• Sen. Carper Announces Cyber Challenge In Delaware
• Delaware Pair Tackles Wall Street, Carper and Markell to Close the Nasdaq Stock Market
• Carper, other Democrats Urge Administration to Prepare For Avian Influenza
• Carper, Lieberman, Collins Unveil Major Cybersecurity Bill To Modernize, Strengthen, And Coordinate Cyber Defenses
• Carper praises GM for hybrid vehicle announcement, Pledges to work to pass tax incentives for their purchase
• Sen. Carper Comments on Dover Air Force Base Security
• Carper and Jeffords Demand Fair and Balanced Analysis from EPA on Clean Air Legislation
• Committee Approves Carper Bill To Improve Federal Firefighters' Insurance
• Carper to Daimler- Chrysler CEO: 'There are Jobs, Economic Growth and Cleaner Energy Available in a Hybrid Line'
• Sen. Carper Announces Minquas Fire Company to Receive $72,000 Grant
• Sen. Carper Presses Treasury To Use Leverage To Help Struggling Homeowners
• Providence Creek Charter School Finds a Home
• Carper Secures More Than $63 Million in Transportation projects
• Delaware Delegation Supports Federal Grant to Restore GM Boxwood Plant
• Nearly 50 Amtrak Employees Slated to Return to Work in Delaware
• Delaware Delegation Announces $2 Million in Federal Funds to begin Permanent Repairs to Summit Bridge
• Carper Statement on the Passing of Dr. James R. Soles
• Sen. Carper's Office Still Accepting Applications for Nomination to the four United States Service Academies
• Sen. Carper Introduces A Bipartisan Budget Enforcement Bill
• Carper Urges Greenspan to Support a National Energy Policy
• Senator Carper’s Recess Schedule for Monday, August 2, 2004
• Sens. Rockefeller, Collins And Finance Members Introduce Legislation To Improve End-Of-Life Care
• Federal Funds for Delaware Beach Safety, EPA Awards DNREC Over $200,000 to Protect Public Health at State's Beaches
• Carper Votes for Senate Energy Bill
• Sen. Carper's Bipartisan Census Reform Bill Approved by Key Committee
• Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery Gets $2.3 Million in Federal Funds
• Carper Praises California Agreement on Climate Change
• Sen. Carper Applauds New Obama Administration Decision to Pursue Cleaner, More Fuel Efficient Vehicles
• Sen. Carper Reflects on the 2nd Anniversary of September 11th
• Sen. Carper Concerned About Loss of Government Data
• Carper Calls on Army Corps to Clean Up Lead Contamination
• Carper Sponsors “Living Memorial” To President Reagan
• Sens. Carper, Inhofe, Boxer & Kerry Introduce Black Carbon Bill
• Top Urban League Official Focuses on Wilmington Children
• Carper: Judges Compromise Will Preserve Checks and Balances
• Carper Statement On Retirement Of Justice John Paul Stevens From U.S. Supreme Court
• Blueprint for Breakthrough Energy Technology to be Unveiled Tomorrow
• Delaware Delegation Announces New VA Clinic to Open in Kent County
• Sen. Carper Introduces Comprehensive Postal Service Act
• Carper Statement on EPA's Response to Clean Air Inquiry
• Sen. Carper Applauds Amtrak Agreement
• Environmentalists Celebrate Horseshoe Crab Sanctuary
• Delaware To Get $ 4.6 Million In Federal Crime Fighting Funds
• Sens. Carper And Collins Introduce Legislation Providing Benefits To Federal Firefighters
• Carper: Consensus and Fiscal Discipline are Keys to Successful State of the Union
• Howard High School Named National Historic Landmark
• Senator Carper On Nomination Of Leonard P. Stark To Us District Court In Delaware
• Delegation Announces $353,989 in Emergency Funding to Help Delaware Families Hit Hard by Summer Heat
• Senator Carper and Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition to Highlight and Promote Breast Cancer Screening Services Van in Dover
• Carper, Kaufman Announce $5 Million Grant to Stabilize Delaware Neighborhoods Hard Hit by Foreclosure
• Senator Carper gets an inside look at the latest advances in the Poultry Industry
• Sen. Carper Applauds Changing Federal Rule to Ease Burden on Chicken Farmers on the Eastern Shore
• Carper's First Amendment Passes Senate Unanimously, Carper-Enzi Repeals Proposed Tax on State Chartered Banks
• National Endowment for the Arts to Hold Workshop
• Release Of President's Budget Draws Comments From Sen. Carper
• January Named National Mentoring Month
• Sen. Carper Announces Three Local Fire Companies Receive Combined Total of Nearly $400,00 from U.S. Department of Homeland Security
• Sens. Carper, Alexander Introduce Bill to Clean Air, Protect Public Health and Promote Job Creation
• Senate Approves $205 Million to Keep Amtrak Rolling
• Sen. Carper Spends Friday, April 7th in New Castle County
• Sen. Carper Comments on 45th Anniversary of Medicare
• Beracah Homes Brings New Jobs to Sussex County
• Senate Passes National Defense Bill
• Carper Questions Greenspan on Tax Policy
• Carper, Biden Introduce Rail Security Legislation
• Senator Tom Carper Responds to Newest Waste Leak at TVA
• Senate Approves Defense Bill with Major Projects for Delaware
• Sen. Carper Unveils Faith-Based Homeownership Initiative and Partnership with Fannie Mae and DE Federation of Housing Counselors
• Carper Statement After Democratic Caucus On Health Reform
• Senate Welfare Bill Contains Carper Provisions
• Carper Statement the Death of Coretta Scott King
• Senator Carper on Nomination of Joseph A. Papili to be US Marshal for the State of Delaware
• Delegation Announces Delaware Projects Included In Budget Bill
• Sens. Biden and Carper OK Homeland Security Funding Bill
• Senator Carper to Host Press Conference on Avian Influenza
• Carper Looks at Ways to Cut Tax Gap, Increase Federal Funds
• Agricultural and Environmental Research Funding Secured
• Delegation Calls on FAA to Extend Comment Period for Philadelphia Airport Expansion
• Delegation Introduces Historic Legislation To Create A National Park In Delaware
• DE Breaks Top Ten for New Technology Readiness
• Press Call from Middle East with Senator Tom Carper
• Carper Statement on White House Energy and Climate Legislation Meeting
• Carper Calls For Federal Government To Help States Meet Their Key Priorities Medicaid, Education, Homeland Security Aid Needed
• Senate Approves Bipartisan Compromise to Increase Fuel Economy Standards by 10 Miles Per Gallon Over 10 Years
• Carper Praises President's Postal Reform Principles
• Sen. Carper Supports Bill To Help More Attend College
• Carper: 'Our Mission is Clear'
• Delaware Delegation Announces $9.5 million to construct New Air Traffic Control Tower at Dover Air Force Base
• Sen. Carper Expresses Alarm Over Financial State Of The U.S. Postal Service
• Memorial day Marked by Federal Funds to Expand Delaware Veterans Cemetary in Millsboro
• Senator Carper, Congressman Castle Announce $275,000 Grant for Preservation of "Floating Lighthouse"
• Senator Carper Votes in Favor of Climate Science
• Carper Named to Senate Democratic LeadershipWill Serve as Moderate Voice on new Executive Committee
• Delaware's Congressional Delegation Issues Statement on Today's Announcement Regarding the Sale of Chrysler
• Sen. Carper Votes To Modernize National Credit Reporting Standards
• Carper Subcommittee Explores Future of U.S. Finances, Financial Reporting
• Statement of Senator Thomas R. Carper on the Tragedy of September 11, 2001
• Sen. Carper’s Sussex County Schedule for Saturday, September 18, 2004
• Moderate Senate Democrats Embrace Education Reform
• Carper-Specter Energy Amendment Saves Million Barrels of Oil a Day,
• Senator Tom Carper Announces $6.75 Million in Federal Funding for Rehoboth Streetscape on Monday, August 1, 2005
• Carper, Collins Legislation to Save Taxpayer Dollars by Reducing Billions in Wasteful Information Technology Investments Passes Senate
• Senator Carper on the
• Sen. Carper: Congress Must Pay for Cost Hikes and Tax Cuts
• Sen. Carper Statement on Suspicious Packages Found on Cargo Planes
• New Analysis Shows Bipartisan Clean Air Bill Beneficial to Economy
• Sen. Carper Supports Bill to Improve National Flood Insurance
• Biden-Carper Announce Key Senate Committee Approves $6 Million for Local Projects
• Sen. Carper to Spend Wednesday, August 4, 2004, in Sussex County
• Sen. Carper Reacts To Obama's Supreme Court Nominee Announcement
• Campaign Finance Reform Passed in Congress Today, Carper Helps Push Reform Through Senate: President Bush is Expected to Sign the Historic Bill into Law
• Carper Statement on Bank of America-MBNA Merger
• Sen. Carper, Rep. Murphy Praise House Passage of Their Legislation To Curb Waste, Fraud and Abuse in the Federal Government
• $6.5 Million to Reduce Water Pollution in Delaware
• Carper Says Bush Policies Have Made America Less Safe
• Sen. Carper Highlights National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
• Phillip C. Showell Elementary School Receives Prestigious No Child Left Behind- Blue Ribbon Schools Award
• Sen. Carper Credits EPA Decision to Tighten Ozone Controls
• Carper Pledges Federal Aid to Keep Delaware's Test Scores Rising
• Plants for a Livable Delaware Campaign Receives Grant
• Delaware Delegation Hails Administration Promotion Of Offshore Wind
• Delaware Receives $874,000 to Combat Domestic Abuse
• Panel Approves Bill to Name SR-1 Bridge After Senator Roth
• Carper: GAO Report Confirms Major Changes Needed To Save Postal Service
• Carper, Castle Help Unveil Blueprint for Breakthrough Energy Technology for the Future
• Carper Introduces Bill to Protect Against Identity Theft
• Sen. Carper to Hold a Tele-Town Hall Meeting
• Carper, Nelson, Collins Introduce Bipartisan Welfare Reform Bill
• Sen. Carper Questions Military Contracting in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Carper Encourages Jeffords to Join 'New Majority'
• Senator Carper Reads to Kindergarteners at Warner Elementary School in Wilmington
• Delaware Delegation Applauds Government Agreement On Offshore Renewable Energy Development
• Carper Responses to State of the Union
• Carper Statement on Stephen Johnson’s Nomination to Head EPA
• Senator Carper Celebrates House Passage of Comprehensive Health Insurance Reform
• Delegation Welcomes the First UH-60 BlackHawk Helicopters to Delaware
• Carper Issues Statement on Passage of Immigration Reform Legislation
• Carper Applauds Administration Effort To Improve Federal Government's Energy Efficiency And Reduce Energy Costs
• Senator Carper and Country Music Star Lee Greenwood to Visit Dover Air Force Base
• Sen. Carper Co-sponsors "Plain Language" Bill to Improve Government Communications With the Public
• Senator Carper's Statement on the Budget Vote
• Carper Asks EPA Inspector General to Investigate Mercury Rule
• Delaware Congressional Delegation Comments On DAFB Decision
• Carper Praises Landmark Legislation, Today Delaware Became a Model for the Nation
• Carper Statement on “Clear Skies” Markup
• Delaware Officials Announce DHIN Grant
• Carper Casts Vote to Prevent Future Enrons, Worldcoms, and ImCLONES
• Carper Statement on Failure of Senate to Move Forward on Immigration
• Carper Votes for Funding to Protect Education and First Responder Jobs, Provide Medicaid Assistance to States
• Postal Rate Increases Frozen until 2006 thanks to Carper Postal Bill Passed By Full U.S. Senate
• Sen. Carper Considers Ways to Improve the National Flood Insurance Program
• Carper Co-Sponsors Bill to Clean Up Brownfields Properties
• Carper Statement on Mercury
• Delaware Students Selected For United States Senate Youth Program
• New Boeing Lay Offs Prove Immediate Need for Economic Stimulus, Carper Offers Plan to Aid Laid Off Workers this Holiday Season and Beyond
• Carper, Castle to Participate in Formal Kick-off of Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach Replenishment Projects
• Sen. Carper Voices Concern Over ARRA Spending Accountability
• Carper Kicks Offf Housing Summit
• Senator Carper Statement on Bank of America Decision to Maintain Bank Charter in Delaware
• Carper Applauds Final Passage of Comprehensive Financial Regulatory Reform
• Carper Reads to Dover Preschoolers Tomorrow
• EPW OK's Review of Major Infrastructure Improvements
• Senator Carper's Schedule for Thursday, February 19, 2004
• Sen. Carper Continues to Eliminate Government Spending
• Students and Carper Build for the Future 'Give Thanks' with Habitat for Humanity, Senator and Students Build a Home for Delawareans Who Need a 'Hand Up'
• Carper and Castle to Speak with Young Democrats and Young Republicans
• Sen. Carper Highlights Priorities In Climate Bill Unveiled Today
• Carper Votes to End Filibuste Against Hate Crime Bill, Bill Increases Penalties for Crimes Motivated by Bias
• Press Conference/Q&A with Senator Tom Carper on Middle East Trip
• Sen. Carper Joins Colleagues in Approving Oil Spill Liability Bill in Committee
• Carper and Castle Welcome $720,000 in Federal Funds to Reduce Gun Violence and Protect Delaware's Neighborhoods
• Sens. Biden and Carper Promote Clearer Coastlines with "National Clean Beaches Week"
• Senator Carper’s Kent County Schedule for Tuesday, December 16, 2003
• Bipartisan Group of Senators Urge Electric Companies to Continue Clean Air Programs
• Carper: Ridge is the right One for the Job, Former Delaware Governor was Ridge's Mentor in the National Governor's Association, Fellow Freshman in the House of representatives, and Colleague on Committee
• Delaware Delegation Calls on Defense Department to Investigate Anthrax Vaccine Program at Dover Air Force Base
• Committee Passes Bill To Ease Financial Strain On The Post Office
• Senate Defense Bill Includes $36.4 Million for Delaware Projects
• Sens. Carper and Coburn Voice Concern Over FEMA’s Efforts to Shelter Katrina Victims
• Carper, Lieberman, Collins Unveil Major Cybersecurity Bill To Modernize, Strengthen, And Coordinate Cyber Defenses
• Delaware To Receive $750,000 To Assist Welfare Recipients Obtain And Keep Jobs
• Panel Reviews How States Control Mercury Emmissions
• Carper Says Permanent Moratorium On Internet Taxes Unfair to States
• Delaware Congressional Delegation Urges U.S. Department of the Interior to Issue Offshore Wind Development Regulations
• US Senate Votes Unanimously to Authorize Use of Force and $40 Billion in Emergency Appropriations
• Delaware Delegation & USDA Rural Development Announce $5.5 Million For Delaware's First Biodiesel Manufacturing Facility
• Sen. Carper Urges Senate To Approve Census Director
• Senator Carper Joins DLC Leadership Team as Chair for Best Practices
• Senator Tom Carper Spends Monday, August 8, 2005 in Sussex County
• Carper, Collins Bill to Safeguard Investment in Federal Green Buildings Wins Key Committee Approval
• Carper Serves as
• Sen. Carper: Government Wastes Billions in Improper Payments
• Sen. Carper Applauds National Archives' Efforts to Post Founding Fathers' Documents Online
• Sen. Carper Announces "President's Challenge" State Champions
• Sen. Carper Continues Work to Help Alzheimer Patients and Families
• Senate Set to Pass Corzine-Carper Housing Opportunities For Working Families
• Sen. Carper Urges Department of Veterans Affairs to Help Build a Veterans’ Home in Delaware
• Sen. Carper Commends President For Addressing Cyber Security Threats
• Biden and Carper Secure $1.2 Billion for Amtrak in Senate Budget
• Senate Passes Interior Appropriations Bill
• Carper, Dodd, Collins, Lieberman And McCain Introduce Fire Grants Reauthorization Act
• Small Business Resource Fair Tours Delaware
• Carper, Voinovich Introduce Bill to Expand Use of Electronic Personal Health Records
• Sen. Carper Praises Obama Administration Decision to Install New Solar Panels on the White House Residence
• Senator Carper Challenges President's Clear Skies Initiative
• Sen. Carper Disappointed With New Technical and Fiscal Problems With the Census
• Carper Seeks to Build Bridges to Business on a Patients Bill of Rights
• Delaware Delegation Writes Letter to Postmaster General Expressing Support for Downtown Wilmington Post Office
• Sens. Carper and Alexander Push For Stronger Clean Air Standards
• Centrist Senators Unveil welfare Reform Proposal, Bayh/Carper Bill Builds on '96 Successes to Demand Work and Strengthen Families
• Senator Carper Facilitates Successful Lease Negotiation Between Wilmington Trust and Post Office
• Sen. Carper To Hold Tele-Town Hall On Health Care Reform on Monday, April 19
• Delaware Ecumenical Council on Children and Families Receives Funding for Family Violence Prevention
• Carper Issues Statement on Flag Burning Amendment
• Sen. Carper Highlights Key Health Care Provisions that Benefit Delaware Families
• Carper Statement on Passage of Tax Cut Bill and Debt Limit Hike
• Senator Tom Carper to Drive UPS Alternative Fuel Vehicle
• Sens. Carper And Kaufman Applaud New Delaware Funding
• Magnificent Mentors Gala Honors Carper the Day After President Calls on Nation to Mentor
• Sen. Carper to Throw First Pitch at Blue Rocks Opening Game
• Senator Carper Votes for the Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act of 2010
• Homeland Security and Conservation: Protecting the First State and the Nation
• Senator Carper Spends Monday, June 5, 2006 in Kent County
• Carper, Kaufman Applaud Recent HHS Announcement of Grants to Support Health Care Workforce Training Programs
• Carper, Landrieu Assume Leadership of Senate New Democrat Coalition
• Sen. Carper Co-sponsors Legislation to Prohibit Industry-Funded Travel for Federal Regulators
• Carper to Kick Off 'Excellence in Public Education' Tour, Starts with School Visit and an 'Education Town Meeting' Tomorrow (Monday)
• Carper Urges Republican Leadership to Delay Vote on Asbestos Bill
• President Obama and Senators Tom Carper and Ted Kaufman Announce Release of Nearly $1.3 Million of Recovery Act Funds for Health Clinics in Delaware
• Future Soldiers Speak with Senator Carper, Carper to review Junior ROTC Officers and Students Leaders at Middletown High School
• Carper Pushes for Comprehensive Clean Air Bill CAIR Rule Step In Right Direction But More Needs to Be Done
• Successful Field Hearing Held Today In Wilmington
• Homeland Security Act Now Includes $1.208 Billion for Rail Security
• Carper Statement on Bank of America's Decision to Close Dover Call Center
• Senator Carper Applauds Senate Confirmation of Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Senator Carper celebrates National Charter Schools Week
• Sen. Carper Leads Oversight of Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• Carper Kicks-off Tax Cut Town Meetings Tour
• Senator Carper’s Sussex County Schedule Friday, March 19, 2004
• Carper Named to Three Major Senate Committees
• Carper Responds to Bin Laden Video Tape
• Carper Blasts Bush Administration for Proposed Amtrak Cuts
• Sens. Carper, Cardin And Franken Join Consumer Advocate To Discuss Key Consumer Protections In The Senate Health Reform Bill
• Rehoboth Restaurant Manager Saves Customers Life
• Carper: Bush Budget Would Not Seriously Improve Fiscal Health
• Carper, Merkley, Udall (NM), and Bennet Introduce Oil Independence Bill for a Stronger America
• Carper Endorses State's Decision to Enforce Motiva's Original Consent Decree
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce $450,000 in Agriculture, Rural Development and FDA Funding
• Delaware To Get Major Increase in Federal Transportation Dollars
• Delaware Delegation Issues Statement on Chrysler's Announcement to Close Newark Assembly Plant One Year Early
• Senator's Schedule for Thanksgiving Day, Tom Carper Serves Up Thanks in the Delaware River Valley
• Senator Carper to Guest Lecture at University of Delaware
• Delaware Delegation Praises Fisker Move To Delaware
• Stressing Financial Restraint, Carper Speaks Against Permanent Repeal of Estate Tax
• Senator Tom Carper in Kent County on Friday, Dec. 9, 2005
• Carper Statement on PRC Report Identifying $50 Billion Discrepancy in Retirement Benefits Paid to Former Postal Employees
• Carper Applauds Decline in Delaware Cancer Rate
• Sen. Carper Helps Get Major Energy Bill Passed in Senate
• Carper Says President's Mercury Proposal Inadequate, Usurps Congress
• Sen. Carper Lends Support to New Energy Reform Act of 2008
• Wilmington's Southbridge Receives $191,000 to Bridge the Digital Divide
• Sen. Carper Serves as “Principal for a Day” At A.I. DuPont Middle School
• Sen. Carper To Hold A Tele-Town Hall On Health Care Reform
• Delaware to Receive $79,682 to Equip Law Enforcement Officials with Armor Vests
• Carper Issues Statement On Bernanke’s Nomination To Federal Reserve
• Carper, Kaufman Join Atlantic Senators To Seek Preparedness In Case BP Oil Spill Hits East Coast
• Carper Rejects Federal Caps for Medical Malpractice
• Carper OK's Bill With More Oversight of Foreign Acquisitions
• Senator Carper Observes 20th Anniversary of the Dedication of the Vietnam Memorial & Visits with Crown Princess Victoria
• Delaware Senators Vow To Continue Defending Medicare Program When Congress Returns
• Carper Honors Firefighters Auxiliaries and Rescue Workers for their Courage
• Senate Passes Military Construction Bill with Delaware Projects
• Sens. Carper and Sanders: Federal Agencies Award Contractors Billions in Bonus Payments
• Carper Kicks Off Nationwide Salute to Charter Schools ar Kuumba Academy Monday
• Sen. Carper Announces $1.5 Million to Reduce Congestion in Dover
• Senator Carper Votes for Comprehensive Financial Regulatory Reform Legislation
• Senator Carper to Attend Senator Wellstone's Memorial Service Tuesday in Minnesota
• Sen. Carper: Timeline Needed For Gradual Troop Drawdown
• Sen. Carper Reacts to Better Than Expected October Jobs Numbers
• Senator Carper's Statement On Status of Leavitt Nomination
• Carper Subcommittee Looks At Road Ahead For National Archives
• Carper and Castle to Make Announcement on the Central Branch YMCA's Renovation Project, Will Call on the Community to Help Avert Transitional Housing Crisis
• Delaware Delegation Announces $2.1 Million Grant for Mentoring
• Delaware Delegation Responds To News Of Boxwood Plant Closing
• Carper Kicks Off "Balancing Budget Priorities" Tour
• Carper Statement on O’Connor Resignation
• Sen. Carper Reacts to Postal Regulatory Commission's Planned 6 Month Review of Postal Proposal to End Saturday Delivery
• Senators to Call for Swift Action on Bankruptcy Reform
• Delaware’s Scientific Community Gets Big Boost in Defense Bill
• Sen. Carper Encourages Service Members to Apply for Retroactive Stop Loss Special Pay
• Carper Tapes Public Service Announcement
• Sens. Carper and Martinez Offer Bipartisan Housing Oversight Amendment
• Carper Offers Centrist 'Contract Compromise' on Patients' Bill of Rights
• Carper Successfully gets Senate to Consider Key Delaware Projects
• Sen. Carper Closely Monitoring GM Situation In Delaware
• Carper Responds to Bush Welfare Plan, will Unveil Own Tomorrow
• Carper Chosen as Lead Negotiator on Federal Transportation Bill
• Sen. Carper Seeks Applications for U.S. Federal Judgeship
• Delaware Receives $1.8 Million Farmland Preservation
• Carper Introduces Bill to Reinvent and Strengthen FEMA
• Sens. Carper, McCain, Dodd and Collins Introduce Senate Resolution to Support Fire Prevention Week
• Carper Criticizes Commission's Recommendations For Postal Workers
• Sen. Carper Reacts to the State of the Union Address
• Carper Announces Criteria for Nominations to United States Service Academies
• Senators Collins, Carper Introduce Comprehensive Bill to Ensure Future Viability of U.S. Postal Service
• Moderate Senate Dems Launch New Group to Shape Public Policy
• DSU's High Technology Incubator Will Allow Delaware Companies to Thrive, Landmark Facility will Bring Business and Jobs to State while Allowing Innovative Exchange Between Small High Tech Businesses
• Carper Decides to Block Vote on EPA Nominee
• Senators Carper, Coburn & Representatives Maloney, Dent Introduce Bipartisan Census Reform Bill
• Blackhawk Helicopters Arrive
• Carper Statement on Senate Defeat of Gay Marriage Amendment
• Senators React to Delaware Winning Grants to Improve Student Assessments
• Carper Statement on Medicare Prescription Drug Bill
• Senate and House Override President's Veto of Water Resources Bill
• Former P-3 Mission Commander Carper Welcomes Airmen's Release, Calls America's Intelligence Gathering Missions 'Appropriate'
• Carper Urges Negotiations to Continue on Asbestos Bill
• Sen. Carper On House Census Bill
• Delaware's Finest Selected to Join Operation in Cuba, U.S. Senator Commends Airmen for their 'commitment to excellence'
• Senator Carper Works with IRS to Improve Services in Dover IRS Office
• Sen. Carper: HIRE Act Effective First Step In Creating Jobs
• U.S. Senate Panel Approves Nearly $6 Million for Delaware Beaches and Watershed Studies
• Sen. Carper Spends Monday, April 17th in New Castle County
• Carper Applauds Senate Passage of Child Nutrition Bill
• Carper statement on resignation of EPA Administrator Whitman
• Sens. Carper and Coburn Comment on Strategic Airlift
• On Iraq, Carper Says Bush has Zero Tolerance
• Senators Urge White House to Uphold Air Conditioner Standards
• Sen. Carper Votes To Approve Additional Economic Recovery Funds
• Billions More for Public Education on the Way, Carper Heads to Washington to Deliver More for Schools
• Carper Votes Against Bush Pick for Attorney General
• Carper: Delaware Benefits From Historic Health Care Bill
• Carper: Bush Plan Falls Short in Restoring Investor Confidence
• Senate Passes Carper Postal Reform Bill
• Carper Comments on Medicare Fraud Arrests
• Delaware Delegation Urges OSHA to Tighten Oversight of Oil Refineries
• Sen. Carper OK's Strong Ethics And Lobbying Reform Bill
• Carper Rejects Greenspan's Call for Social Security Cuts
• Delaware Receives Primary Drought Disaster Designation
• Carper, Castle to Serve the Needy on Thanksgiving Day, Will participate in Wilmington Jaycees Christmas Parade Friday
• Carper Statement on Intelligence Reform Legislation
• Sen. Carper's Black Carbon Plan Gets Final Congressional Approval
• Wilmington's Southbridge Students Get Computer and Internet Access, Family Technology Center is Complete
• Carper Urges Congress to Pass Temporary Extension of Patriot Act
• Carper, EPW Committee Colleagues Approve Bill to Help Delaware Clean Up and Restore the Chesapeake Bay
• Carper: Pray for the Crew Of the Space Shuttle Columbia
• Sen. Carper's Clean Air Bill Helps Combat Global Warming
• Senator Carper Rings in the Spirit of the Holidays
• Sen. Carper Introduced Bill to Better Secure Government Information
• Downstate Jobs and Health, Women's Wellness, Hispanic Health Center, Senior Citizens, Downstate Industry, and Inspirational Employees
• Delaware Delegation Announces $660,000 in Disaster Relief for Red Clay Creek
• Sen. Carper Applauds Award To Expand VA Cemetery
• Key Senate Committee Approves Emergency Funding for Amtrak
• Senator Carper Expresses Concern Over Medicare Website
• Senators Carper and Kaufman, Democratic Caucus Call on BP to Provide Full and Swift Reimbursement for All Damages Associated with Oil Spill in Gulf
• Carper Committee Responsible for Overseeing Dept. of Homeland Security, Will Question Governor Ridge Tomorrow
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce That Water Resources Bill Supports Four Delaware Projects
• Congress Stands Behind C-5s; Dover Air Force Base Gets $20 Million for Housing as Two Defense-related Bills Sent to President
• Sens. Biden and Carper Vote Bill to Protect Medicare Benefits
• Carper Will Visit Dover Air Force Base Today, and Share the Nation's Support for the Noble Task it Performs
• Sen. Carper Announces Wilmington Housing Authority to Receive $1.2 Million in Housing Choice Vouchers
• Sen. Carper: Don Clifton Great Choice For USDA State Director
• Carper: "Energy Bill Good for Delmarva," Bill Passed Senate Today Includes Carper Efforts
• Sen. Carper’s New Castle County Schedule for Wed., August 10, 2005
• Carper Praises President's Continued Leadership on Improved Fuel Economy and Emission Standards for Cars and Trucks
• Carper to Kick-Off Criminal Justice Council's Statewide Victim Assistance Conference Second DayDaylong Forum to Focus on Victims' Needs; Impact of Terrorism; Other Topics
• Sen. Carper Has Successful Foot Surgery
• Sen. Carper Applauds Administration's Efforts to Improve Home Energy Efficiency
• Dover Air Force Base Slated to Get $57.5 Million in Federal Funds to Replace Damaged Cargo Port
• Sen. Carper Supports Farm Bill Citing Benefits to Delaware
• Central Branch YMCA Receives $1.35 Million Grant, Biden, Carper, Castle Praise Grant as Means to avoid Transitional Housing Crisis
• Delaware Delegation Urges Trade Representative to Help Lift Poultry Ban
• Sen. Carper Praises Confirmation Of Epa Clean Air Administrator
• Carper to Read to Sussex 2nd Graders to Kick Off Senate Recess,
• Senate Approves $15 Million in Water Infrastructure, Research Projects for Delaware
• Senators Introduce Legislation To Expand Vote By Mail, Save Money and Increase Voter Participation
• Senate Committee Warns of West Nile Threat, Carper Urges Caution and Some Safety Tips
• Senate Passes Carper Bill to Help Taxpayers “Google” Government Spending
• Sen. Carper: GAO Report Highlights Administration's Progress in Strengthening Cyber Security Efforts; Underscores Need for Legislation to Provide Long-Term Leadership in Cyber Security Effort
• Senator Carper Reaches Out To Glenville Flood Victims
• Sen. Carper Supports Home Foreclosure Prevention Bill
• Carper-Bayh 'Contract Compromise' to Patients' Bill of Rights Passes Senate, Amendment demands Reviewers Honor Patient-Provider Contracts
• Senate Approves Defense Spending Bill
• Sen. Carper Reacts To Senator Specter Switching Parties
• Carper Gets Cooking with the Community Kitchen, Job Training Program Highlighted for Potential to Move People from Welfare to Work
• Sen. Carper to Speak at Campus Community High School Graduation
• Sen. Carper Statement On CODEL To Afghanistan; Pakistan
• $5 Billion for Farm Drought Aid Approved by Senate
• Senator Carper in New Castle County on Thursday, July 6, 2006
• Sen. Carper Calls on Delawareans to "Take-Back" Expired, Unwanted Prescription Drugs
• Delaware Delagation Announces $9.5 Million in Federal Funding for Delaware Based Companies to Develop and Research Fuel Cell Technologies
• Sen. Carper: Agencies Must Reduce and Recover Wasteful Improper Payments
• Carper to Deliver Democratic Response to President's weekly Radio Address
• Senator Carper Visits Local Company that Helped Build National World War II Memorial
• Sen. Carper and Kaufman Announce Public Housing Funds
• Carper: "Now is not the Time to Abandon Amtrak"
• Carper Successfully gets Senate to Consider Key Delaware Projects
• Senator Carper Supports Governor Markell Announcement
• Delaware to Receive $750,000 to Renovate Central Branch YMCA
• Carper Introduces Bill to Fix Estate Tax Bill is Fairer, More Fiscally Reasonable than GOP-backed Alternative
• Carper Applauds Administration Efforts to Streamline IT Investments That Saved Taxpayers $337 Million
• Key Senate Commitee Passes Bill with Military Construction Projects for Delaware
• Congress Passes Department of Defense Appropriations Bill
• Carper's Excellence in Education Tour Rolls On, Will Hold Conversations on Education at Four New Town Meetings
• Delaware to Receive $230,000 in Federal Funds to Make Local Roadways Safer
• Sens. Boxer and Carper Call for EPA Inspections and TVA Reform in Wake of Tennessee Coal Ash Spill
• Carper Kicks Off 'Growing Solutions for Delaware Farmers Tour', Three-County Tour Explores DE Farms and Agriculture Programs
• Carper Critical of EPA’s New Mercury Rule
• Sen. Carper Applauds Bipartisan Health Care Summit, Encourages Cooperation Moving Forward
• Key Senate Panel Approves Bill to Pay Bridge Bills
• Sen. Carper Spends Wednesday, April 19th in Sussex County
• Carper, Kaufman Applaud Stark Confirmation to U.S. District Court in Delaware
• Delaware Delegation Gets Good News From Air Force Brass
• Sen. Carper Bill Removes Roadblock to Important Clean Air Project
• Railroad Yards, Police Training, Senior Centers and Town Meetings: Senator Carper's Recess-Week Public Schedule
• Carper Testifies Before Senate Committee on Rail Security
• Sen. Carper: Study Reinforces Health Advantages Of Clean Air
• Carper and Castle Applaud the Morrow Street Project and Announce Funds to Alleviate Affordable Housing Shortage
• Carper Says Bush Budget Unrealistic
• Sen. Carper Renews Calls For Multipollutant Legislation To Meet New National Air Quality Standards
• Carper Applauds Improvements in Student Test Scores
• Sen. Carper’s Sussex County Schedule for Friday, February 10, 2006
• Carper, Collins Release GAO Report on Government Waste in IT projects
• Carper to Question Christie Whitman Tomorrow on Administration's Plan for Clean Air & EPA's Support of Motiva Consent Decree
• Sen. Carper Votes To Give More Children Health Insurance
• Senator Carper is Encouraged by GM’s Recent Announcement
• Sen. Carper Comments on Sen. Lieberman in Democrat Caucus
• Coomunity Honors Fallen Firefighter Lincoln Quappe, Killed on Duty September 11th, Quappe was Stepson of Delaware Woman
• Sen. Carper’s New Castle County Schedule for Friday, December 10, 2004
• Sen. Carper: More Americans Can Access Founding Fathers Papers
• Hundreds Expected at U of DE Forum on Enron
• Carper Critizes New EPA Rule on Particulate Matter
• American Chemistry Council Throws Support Behind Carper, Lieberman, Collins Cybersecurity Legislation
• Delaware's Finest Rise Among the Ranks
• Sen. Carper Comments on Failure of Immigration Bill in Senate
• Senator Carper’s Medicare Town Hall Meetings Schedule
• Sens. Carper, Clinton and Kerry Introduce Bill to Examine New Global Warming Solutions
• Delaware Underground Railroad Gets Quarter Million Boost From Congress
• China Lifts Ban on Delaware Poultry
• Sen. Carper Responds To Death Of Sen. Ted Kennedy
• Carper to Join Celebration of the First Hindu Temple in the First State
• Carper Critical of Amtrak Board’s Closed-Door Decision to Split Off Northeast Corridor
• Carper Reacts to President Obama's Address on Gulf Oil Spill
• Carper Committee Responsible for Overseeing Dept. of Homeland Security
• Sen. Carper Supports a Pay-As-You-Go Budget Measure
• Senator Carper Applauds Students, Teachers, Administrators & Parents on Significant Gains on National Assessment of Educational Progress Tests
• Environmental Protection Agency Oversight: Implementing the Renewable Fuel Standard
• Senator Carper to Meet with Greenspan Tomorrow to Discuss the Condition of our Financial Markets, will be Joined by Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt
• Carper Statement on Senate Confirmation of Porter Goss to Head CIA
• Sen. Carper: U.S. Needs More Safeguards Against Cyber Attacks
• Monday: Carper Delivers with UPS Alternative Fuel Ride Along
• Sen. Carper’s Kent County Schedule for Thursday, August 18, 2005
• Senator Carper Votes for Critical Funding for Our Troops, Veterans, and Disaster Relief
• Amtrak Yard Workers Talk Delaware JobsBiden, Carper, Castle Commit to Fighting for $1.2 Billion for Amtrak
• Sen. Carper: Bush Administration Must Listen to Supreme Court on Greenhouse Gasess
• Sen. Carper Applauds EPA's Common Sense Approach to Addressing Carbon Pollution
• Sen. Carper Announces Committee to Research Appropriate Locations for National Park Unit in Delaware
• Sen. Carper Says GAO Report Shows Federal Gov't Benefits from Credit Card Use
• 'Welfare to Work' Initiative Receives $750,000 to Help Rural Families
• Senator Carper and Congressman Castle to Visit Amtrak Shops
• Delegation Requests Administration Focus on Delaware
• Carper and 200 Educators to Talk Welfare Reform in Dewey Beach, Bayh-Carper Reform Bill Focus on Discussion at DE Adult and Community Educators Annual Conference
• Carper Statement on London Attacks
• Carper Holds Hearing to Examine Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Safety Record, Explores Ways to Improve Safety and Effectiveness
• Carper Calls for Immediate Action on Bankruptcy Reform
• Senate Approves Bill to Improve Security at Ports, Rail and Transit Lines
• Sen. Carper Congratulates Jane Vincent on her Appointment as HUD's Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator
• Senator Carper Endorses Biden Plan To Pay for Iraqi War Costs
• Sens. Carper, Voinovich, Clinton and Schumer Call for Investments in Clean Air and Emissions Reductions
• Carper Warns of 'Impending Crisis' in long-Term Care, Baby Boomers May Bust Current Long-Term Care Infrastructure
• Senator Carper to Spend Monday, June 28, 2004, in Sussex County
• Sen. Carper Introduces Bipartisan Budget Enforcement Bill
• Carper, Castle Secure Funding to Provide Health Care Services to Uninsured and Underinsured Delawareans in Kent County
• Senate Approves Bill to Name SR-1 Bridge after Senator Roth
• Sen. Carper Votes To Restore, Extend Unemployment Benefits
• 600 Underserved Students Get Boost in Five Year Program Focused on College Prep
• Delegation Announces Homeland Security Grants for Delaware
• Sen. Carper Decries China's Shortsighted Tariff on U.S. Poultry
• Bethany Beach Volunteer Fire Company to Receive $30,435 Grant
• Sen. Carper Comments On Senate Passage Of Economic Stimulus Package
• Carper, Lautenberg: More Needs to Be Done to Protect Rail Systems
• Sens. Carper and Kaufman Vote to Increase Volunteer Efforts in Tough Times
• Carper: Budget Offers 'Wrong Recipe for Responsible Budgeting'
• Public Invited to Statewide Faith-Based Homeownership Fairs
• Senators Request More Federal Aid for Delaware's Storm Recovery
• Downstate Tomorrow; Seniors, Homeless, Public Officials and Voters, Senator Carper's Recess Schedule for Tuesday, August 13th
• Senator Carper Spends Friday, June 9th in Sussex County
• Sen. Carper Votes for Bill to Support Small Businesses, Spur Job Creation
• Carper to Tour Wesley College Boys & Girls Club and Heritage at Dover
• Sens. Biden and Carper Issue Statement on Bush Veto
• Carper Tours Schwartz Center of the Arts
• Carper Criticizes McCain-Allen Internet Tax Proposal
• Sens. Carper, Kaufman Statement on $17.6 Million in Transportation Funding
• Carper Talks to Teens on Terrorism, Holds Morning Assembly at Shue Middle School in Newark
• Delaware to See 24 Percent Increase in Federal Transportation Dollars
• Sen. Carper: Postal Service Needs Freedom To Make Necessary Smart Business Decisions
• Carper Heads to the White House to See Though Accounting Reform Legislation Signed into Law
• Sen. Carper Spends Monday, April 24th in New Castle County
• Carper, Kaufman Statement on Papili Confirmation to be U.S. Marshal for Delaware
• Statement On Asbestos Litigation Legislation
• Delaware Delegation Announces $456,000 in Grants from the United States Department of Education
• Senator Carper: Bush Plan Might Not Add Up
• Senator Carper to Hold Press Conference on Welfare Reform
• Sen. Carper Votes In Committee To Confirm New Treasury Secretary
• Central Branch YMCA Receives $500,000 Grant, Carper and Castle Help Secure Funds Aimed at Averting Transitional Housing Crisis
• Senate Passes Carper Bill to End Class Action Abuses
• Sen. Carper Announces 2010 Service Academy Nominations
• Delaware to Receive $235,000 for Energy Saving Projects
• SENATOR CARPER INVITES DELAWARE STUDENTS TO U.S. SERVICE ACADEMY INFORMATION NIGHT
• Carper Applauds Obama Administration's Efforts to Save Taxpayer Dollars, Reduce Harmful Air Pollution, and Conserve Energy
• Carper Secures Whitman's "Unequivocal" Support for Motiva Consent Decree
• Senate Passes Vital Infrastructure Improvements Bill
• Carper Votes To Close Gun Show Loophole, Extend Assault Weapons Ban
• Sen. Carper Issues Statement on Status of Federal Auto Bailout Plan
• Carper-Corzine's housing Help for Working Families Become Law, President Signs Corzine-Carper into VA-HUD Appropriations Bill
• Sen. Carper’s Kent County Schedule for Monday, December 13, 2004
• Sens. Carper & Kaufman Vote To Extend Unemployment, Homebuyer Tax Credits
• Wilmington's Southbridge Students Get Computer and Internet Access
• Delaware Programs to Receive Almost $4.5 Million for Homeless
• Carper Announces New Administration Health Care Initiatives
• Seventeen New Castle County Students Move One Step Closer to Joining the Ranks of America's Military Elite
• Sen. Carper Questions Serious Financial Management Failures at Department of Homeland Security
• Senator Carper Announces 2004 Service Academy Nominations
• Sen. Carper Supports $612.5 Billion Defense Bill
• Carper Responds to Washington Anthrax Incident
• Senator Carper’s Schedule for Veteran’s Day, Thursday, November 11, 2004
• Sen. Carper: Jack Tarburton Great Choice As USDA State Director
• Stand for Children Day, Celebrate Diversity and the Promise of Delaware's Children
• Carper Statement on Miers’ Withdrawal
• House Leaders Announce Support For Carper, Lieberman, Collins Cybersecurity Bill
• Carper Questions Ridge on Rail Security Pledges to Support his Confirmation to Cabinet Secretary
• Carper-Alexander Bill Bans Taxes on Internet Access
• Carper Statement on Energy Bill Conference
• Sen. Carper Says the EPA Has Failed to Tackle Global Warming
• Carper on the President's Speech to Congress: 'He had a chance to inspire, to lift us as a nation, and he did.'
• Senate Committee Approves Intelligence Reform Bill
• Sens. Dodd, Lieberman, Carper Amendment Adds $10 Million For Fire Grants
• Carper Salutes Delaware National Guard, 153rd Military Police Company will be Activated for Service in August
• Delegation Praises BRAC Commission's Decision To Keep NCCo Guard Base Intact
• Senator Carper Reflects on the True Meaning of Memorial Day
• Carper: Homeland Security Compromise Fails to Tackle Threats to Passenger Rail Safety
• Sen. Carper: More Stem Cell Research Will Save More Lives
• Sen. Carper Reacts to Draft Proposal by Bipartisan Deficit Commission
• Sen. Carper's New Castle County Schedule -- Thursday, October 9th
• Sen. Tom Carper Offers Statement On The News of Sen. Ted Kennedy's Health
• Claymont Receives $100,000 for Economic Development
• Senator Carper & Congressman Castle Join Delaware Biotechnology Institute in Announcing $16.5 Million Biomedical Research Grant
• Senators Feinstein, Collins, Schumer, And Carper Formally Introduce More Fuel Efficient "Cash For Clunkers" Legislation
• Senator Carper Tours the Delaware Valley Wednesday
• Senator Carper’s Kent County Schedule for Monday, July 11, 2005
• Senators Carper, McCain and Coburn React to Department of Defense's Financial Improvement and Audit Readiness (FIAR) Plan Status Report
• Carper: House Mark-Up Would Derail Amtrak if its Funding Levels Became Law
• Carper Bill to Allow Taxpayers to “Google” Government Spending Signed Into Law
• Congressional Delegation Joined Lt. Gov. Denn to Kick Off Two Mentoring Programs in Delaware; Surrounded By Mentors and Supporters in Dover for Announcement
• Senator Carper Plans to Survey the Damage of Hurricane Isabel
• Delaware Delegation Congratulates Dover Air Force Base
• Carper Prime CoSponsor of Prescription Drug Benefit for Seniors
• Sen. Carper Announces Christiana Fire Company to Receive $245,000 Grant
• Sen. Carper Praises Proposed EPA Rule On Renewable Fuel Standards As Important Step Forward For Biofuel Alternatives
• Greenspan to Testify Before Banking Committee
• Delaware Delegation Announces Over $600,000 in Funding For The Wilmington Train Station
• Bipartisan Group Of Senators Introduces Bill To Support Domestic Clean Energy Production, Create Clean Energy Jobs
• Carper Urges Nation to Reflect on 9/11 Anniversary
• Biden, Carper Secure Federal Screeners to Protect New Castle Airport
• Sen. Carper Statement on President Signing Small Business Jobs Act Into Law
• Carper Statement On White House Amtrak Bill
• Sen. Carper Praises Court Ruling Against EPA
• Carper: Bush Tax Cut 'Too Large'
• Senate Passes Unemployment Insurance Extension, Carper now Calls on House for Quick Passage
• Carper Backs Proposal to Help Businesses with Seasonal Workers
• Critical Legislation to Prevent Deceptive Look-Alike Census Mailings Passes Senate
• Carper Salutes Delaware National Guard
• Sen. Carper Spends Monday, June 12th in New Castle and Kent Counties,
• Sen. Carper Introduces Taxpayer Advocacy Bill
• Carper to Spend Day in Sussex County
• Federal Property Disposal Made Easier Under Carper Bill
• Carper Tours Schwartz Center of the Arts
• Carper Votes to Ban Taxes on Internet Access
• Senators: Recovery Plan = $10.9 Million For Delaware Law Enforcement
• Senator Carper to Read to Wilmington School Children, Adds his Voice to 'Guest Reader' Celebration
• Carper Decries Senate Defeat of Amendment to Restore Amtrak Budget
• DelDOT Commended for Putting 100 Percent of Recovery Act Highway Dollars to Work
• Bill to Prevent Future Enrons, WorldComs Signed into Law
• Sen. Carper Spends Monday, May 1st in New Castle County
• Senators Carper, Brown (Ohio) Urge Administration to Address Counterfeit Parts Infiltrating Department of Defense Supply Chains
• Carper Statement on Passage of Tax Cut Bill and Debt Limit Hike
• Sen. Carper Commends EPA Administrator Johnson for Responding to his Clean Air Request
• Senator Carper Accepts Representative Castle's Invitation to Testify Before House Education Committtee
• National Endowment for the Arts to Hold Workshop
• Sen. Carper Casts Finance Committee Vote for Economic Recovery Bill to Create Jobs, Cut Taxes
• $26 Billion More for Public Education on the Way, Senators Head Back to Washington to deliver More for Schools
• Carper Statement on President’s Social Security Plan
• Sen. Carper On Panel Examining Christmas Security Breach
• Carper to Question Greenspan on Health of Economy, Outlook for Stock Market, Impact of Corporate Crime
• Sen. Carper’s New Castle County Schedule for Tuesday, February 21, 2006
• Carper Votes to Restore, Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Blue Dogs Bite Into the Senate Budget Debate
• Delaware Delegation Statement on Federal Drought Aid
• Senator Carper Invites Delaware Students To U.S. Service Academy Information Night
• 15 Senate Sponsors of the Healthy Americans Act Outline a "Roadmap" for Building Bipartisan Consensus on Health Reform
• Delaware Delegation Gets $11.5. Million for State Transportation improvements, State to Expand Bus Services and Decrease Traffic Congestion
• Carper to Tour Completed Combined Sewer Overflow System in Canby Park
• Sens. Carper And Collins Appalled By Cost Overruns On Agency Investments
• Terrorism Reinsurance Bill Passes Senate with Carper Support
• Carper Statement on Senate Vote on ANWR and Defense Spending Bill
• Carper, Kaufman, Castle Send Bicameral Letter Urging Funding for Coastline Repair
• Seven Kent County Students Move One Step Closer to Joining the Ranks of America's Military Elite
• U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
• Carper Response to State of the Union
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce $76.7 Million for Delaware's Military Projects
• Senate Passes Anti-Terrorism Legislation, Carper Calls for Swift Action to Better Ensure Citizen Safety
• Sen. Carper Participates in “Destination Station” Announcement in Sussex County
• Delaware Delegation Comment On Job Loss At Valero
• Sussex Seniors Celebrate Older Americans Day
• Senator Carper Helps Announce Newark Company to Receive Department of Homeland Security Contract
• Sen. Carper Questions BP, Transocean And Administration On Oil Spill Response
• Carper to Join Celebration of Diversity on Holiday Designed to Encourage and Empower
• Sens. Carper and Voinovich: Bill Expands Use of Electronic Health Records
• Senator Carper Applauds Students, Teachers, Administrators & Parents on Significant Gains on National Assessment of Educational Progress Tests
• Carper: Congress Must Take Lead on Clean Air As Court Rules Against EPA's Clean Air Rule
• Senator Carper to "Stand For Freedom" Today
• Japan Lifts Ban on Delaware Poultry
• Sen. Carper Applauds Confirmation Of Census Director Groves
• Carper: "Raise Your Voice for Amtrak"
• Senator Carper Joins Committee Investigation into Federal Response to Katrina
• Sen. Carper Joins Colleagues, Military Families, and Veteran Advocates to Urge the Supreme Court to Protect Rights of Military Families
• Kent Jordan Approved to Take Seat on Federal Bench Jordan's Nomination Approved by U.S. Senate Late last Night
• Sen. Carper Comments on Virginia Tech Shootings
• Friday, October 10: Carper to Spend Day in New Castle County
• Sen. Carper Praises Banking Committee Passage of GSE Oversight, Foreclosure Package
• New Castle County Receives $11 Million for Mass Transit Improvements, Senators Carper and Biden Announce Transportation Grant to Expand Services and Routes
• Senator Carper to Hold Press Conference on Improving Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit
• Senators, Public Health Community & Restaurant Industry Reach Historic Agreement to Provide Nutrition Information at Chain Restaurants
• Senator Carper Talks with Downstate Students Thursday, Makes Dreams Come True at Private Afternoon Event in Ocean View
• Carper, Other Democrats Urge Homeland Security Dept. to Release Rail Security Funds
• Carper Reacts to Encouraging April Jobs Numbers
• Postmaster General John Potter: Postal Finances are Improving, Reform Still Needed
• Carper to Chair Clean Air Subcommittee in the Next Congress
• Sen. Carper Highlights Holiday Military Care Package Mailing Deadlines
• Senator Carper Reaches Out To Glenville Flood Victims
• Sen. Carper: Bush's Global Warming Plan is 8 Years Too Late
• Poultry, the 'Pill Bill 2' Tour and July 4th Festivities
• Senator Carper’s Schedule for Friday, July 2, 2004
• Sen. Carper Applauds Passage Of Bill To Reduce Costly, Inefficient Weapons Development
• "National Defense Interstate Rail Act" Improves Passenger Safety, Funds National Passenger Rail Service, Carper Joins Biden, Others as Original Co-Sponsor of Chairman Hollings' Bill
• Delaware Officials Announce Plans to Make Presentation to BRAC Commission
• Carper Praises the Administration's Efforts to Enhance Cyber Security, Believes More Can Still be Done
• Dupont Wins Major $19 Million Grant for Sustainable Energy Project; Department of Energy Ranks DuPont Number One
• Carper Praises Senate Passage of Stem Cell Legislation
• Sens. Carper, Warner, Akaka Introduce Bill Mandating More Accountability & Cost-Savings Across Federal Agencies
• Carper Responds To Postal Commission's Recommendations
• Sen. Carper Votes to Strengthen National Security and Intelligence; Protect Americans
• Veterans, Educators, Seniors and Children: Senator Carper's Recess Schedule, Wednesday, May 30
• Senator Carper Kicks Off Statewide Tour Educating Senior Citizens about the New Medicare Prescription Drug Discount Card
• Sens. Carper and Kaufman Tout White House Announcement $11 Million for Energy Efficiency Programs Across Delaware
• Carper: Senate will Reject ARC Proposal to Eliminate Amtrak,
• Senator Carper to Spend Saturday, April 23, 2005 in Kent County
• Senators React To Delaware Being Chosen As A Race To The Top Winner
• Tomorrow: A Delaware Military Institution Retires
• Delegation Responds to Air Force Report on Dover C-5 Crash
• Sen. Carper on Nomination of Charles Oberly, III for U.S. Attorney for the State of Delaware
• Senate Passes Military Construction Bill
• Sen. Carper Commends Chase Bank for Better Credit Card Practices
• Carper's 'Excellence in Education' Tour ends in Education Town Meetings in Camden and Lewes Tomorrow
• Senator Carper’s Schedule for Saturday, May 1, 2004
• Sen. Carper New Co-Chair Of Congressional Fire Caucus; Proposes Legislation To Help Delaware Firefighters
• Carper: Bio-Technology Could be a Key to State's Physical and Economic Security
• Environment Panel Approves Renewable Fuels Bill
• Sens. Carper, Snowe, Brown, Collins Introduce Bill to Encourage Offshore Wind Energy Production
• Delaware to Receive Federal Funds to Train Seniors in Homeland Defense Preparedness
• Senator Carper, Others Introduce “New and Improved” Bipartisan Clean Air Bill
• Carper Statement on 2010 Census Coming in $1.6 Billion Under Budget
• U.S. Senator Thomas R. Carper, HUD Regional Director Milton R. Pratt, Jr. Celebrate National Homeownership Month
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce Nearly $3 Million in Federal Funding for Delaware's Law Enforcement Community
• Carper Joins Senate in Honoring Dale Earnhardt
• DE to Receive $20 million to Enhance Homeland Security
• The Impact of the Economic Crisis on the U.S. Postal Service
• Senate Passes Education Bill 15 Million More for DE
• Carper Urges Creation of Bipartisan Commission on Social Security
• Sen. Carper Opposes Murkowski Proposal To Overturn EPA Global Warming Endangerment Finding
• Greenspan Echoes Carper's Call for Corporate Accountability
• Sen. Carper’s Sussex County Schedule for Wednesday, February 22, 2006
• Senator Carper and Senator Snowe Introduce Legislation to Encourage the Procurement of Recycled Goods within the Federal Government
• Carper: "We pray for a short war with minimal casualties on both sides"
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce $30 Million For Three Delaware Millitary Projects
• Carper Introduces Small Business Health Care Legislation
• Sen. Carper Responds to Naming of Biden Successor to U.S. Senate
• Senator's Staff Joins Members of the Sussex Community to build for the Future, Community Joins Together to Build Together
• Carper Encourages Premcor to Settle Dispute with DNREC
• Delaware Delegation Hails Purchase Of Bluewater Wind
• Carper Votes to Prevent Future Enrons
• Sen. Carper Announces Citizens’ Hose Fire Company to Receive $47,500 Grant from U.S. Department of Homeland Security
• Sen. Carper Reacts to EPA's Announcement of New Clean Air Proposal
• Three Sussex County Students Move One Step Closer to Joining the Ranks of America's Military Elite
• Sens. Biden and Carper Announce Funding for Critical Interior, Health and Education projects in Delaware
• Carper Statement on the Omnibus Appropriations Bill
• Sen. Carper's Legislation OK'd by Homeland Security Committee
• Carper to Join 80th Anniversary Celebration of Wilmington Fire Department
• DE Music School to Receive $10,000 to Present Butterfly Lovers Concerto
• Sen. Carper Today Attends White House Meeting On Health Care
• Help for Small Businesses in Sussex County Harmed by Tornadoes
• DELEGATION ANNOUNCES FEDERAL FUNDING TO CARRY OUT REASEARCH & DEVELOPMENT REGARDING AVIAN INFLUENZA IN DELAWARE
• Carper, Kaufman Call on President Obama to Address Russian Trade Barriers with President Medvedev
• Carper Votes Against Clean Air Roll-Backs
• Waste and Inefficency in Property Management Cost Taxpayers Billions
• United States Air Force Academy Cadet Shares His Experiences with Senator Carper
• Sen. Carper Hails Bill to Help Families Facing Home Foreclosure
• Early Head Start Awarded $400,000 Grant to initiate and expand services in Kent & New Castle County
• Delaware Delegation Seeks Emergency Funds For Severely Damaged Air National Guard Unit
• Sen. Carper: Transportation Must Be Part Of Climate Change Bill
• First-Ever National day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy
• Carper Issues Statement on the Passing of Chief Justice Rehnquist
• Senator Carper Pushes for Legislation to Put Americans to Work and Lower Energy Costs for Homeowners
• Wilmington to Recieve Federal Funding to Improve School Safety
• Sen. Carper Introduces Clean Air Bill to Cut Pollution from Power Plants and Combat Global Warming
• Senator Carper Votes To Approve Funds for Iraq
• Sen. Carper Pleased That Circuit Court Holds Firm on Mercury Rule
• $4 Million to Combat Traffic Announced, Senators Carper and Biden Announce Transportation Grant to Implement New System
• Carper, Hamilton Push Congress to Make Urgent Intelligence Reforms
• Delaware Delegation Secures IRS Ruling On Federal Tax Credit For Vehicles Purchases In 2009
• Carper Set to Tour Kent County Thursday, April 4th
• Carper Criticizes Senate Failure to Increase Rail and Transit Security Funds
• Senator Carper Reacts to President Obama's Supreme Court Nominee Announcement
• Close to One Million Dollars for Delaware Teachers and StudentsIndian River School District and University of Delaware Win Monumental Federal Funding to Strengthen Knowledge of American History
• Carper Votes for Gates to be Defense Secretary
• $3.5 Million in Federal Funding Coming to Delaware; Money Will Assist Workers Affected by Refinery Layoffs
• Senator Carper to Survey the Damage of Hurricane Isabel
• Sen. Carper Troubled By OMB News of More Government IT Problems
• Carper Named to Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Freshman Senator Now Sits on Four Full Committees, plus Special Aging Committee
• Senator Carper’s Independence Day Weekend Schedule
• Congressional Fire Caucus Co-Chairs Introduce Bipartisan Legislation To Help Volunteer Firefighters Nationwide
• Carper on Warrington's Departure from Amtrak
• Delaware Officials Announce Plans to Make Presentation to BRAC Commission
• Delegation Applauds Interior Dept. Announcement
• Carper Statement Following President's Speech
• Carper Joins Iowa Gov. Vilsack, Sen. Clinton in Offering Proposal To Increase Number of College Graduates
• Sens. Carper, Coburn Highlight New GAO Study Revealing Billions in Cost Overruns and Missed Deadlines for Defense Department's New Accounting Systems
• Sen. Carper's Sussex County Schedule for Tuesday, August 5th
• Sen. Carper Announces 2008 Service Academy Nominations
• Open Invitation to the public, Senator Carper invites you to join him for an open discussion on faith-based initiatives
• Senator Carper’s Kent County Schedule for Thursday, May 27, 2004
• Sen. Carper Says House Energy & Climate Change Bill Gets Ball Rolling
• Two Delawareans Nominated to Serve on National Committee Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education
• Senator Carper to Spend Monday, April 25, 2005 in Kent County
• Senator Carper's Statement on President Obama's Offshore Oil and Gas Development and Exploration Proposal
• Protecting Our Children: A Frank Discussion
• Senator Carper to Participate in Ribbon Cutting for Rehoboth Streetscape Project on Friday
• Sen. Carper Praises Senate Confirmation of Tennessee Valley Authority Board Nominees
• Carper requests study on Patient Safety Program
• Sen. Carper and Rep. Castle Announce $4 million in Department of Defense Appropriations for Delaware's Air National Guard
• Senate Votes to Clean-Up Polluted Properties, Carper Co-Sponsors Bill that Helps Decontaminate Properties in all Three DE Counties DEDO Director John Wik Praises Bill as 'Help DelawAre Needs'
• Senator Carper Announces Criteria for Receiving Nominations to the United States Service Academies
• Sens. Boxer and Carper Applaud EPA Plan to Better Assess and Regulate Coal Ash Dangers
• Carper, Castle, and Fannie Mae Announce $2.5 Billion Housing Investment Plan for Delaware, New Partnership Office to be Established: Milford Housing Corporation Receive Additional $15, 000 Grant
• With Superfund Trust Gone, Delaware Delegation Pushes to Keep Metachem Clean-up on Schedule
• Sen. Carper Commends President On Health Care Proposal, Encouraged By Continuing Progress
• Biden and Carper: U.S. Senate Appropriates Millions for Critical Delaware Defense Projects
• Sen. Carper Spends Friday, May 5, 2006 in New Castle and Kent Counties
• Sen. Carper Co-Sponsors Taxpayer Protection Bill
• U.S. Senator Tom Carper and HUD Regional Director, Milton R. Pratt, Jr., Kick-off National Housing Month by Paying Tribute to the Delaware Federation of Housing Counselors
• Sen. Carper Says Lieberman-Warner Bill A Good Start, But Concerned Other Dangerous Pollutants Go Unaddressed in Global Warming Bill
• Carper Urges House to Expand Charter Schools and Choice, Joins Governor Ridge to Testify Before Representative Castle and House Education Committee
• Senate Passes Carper Amendment To Increase Child Care Funds
• Sen. Carper Votes For Health Insurance For Low-Income Children
• Congress Relieves Amtrak From Its Deadline to Liquidate
• Carper Statement on Postponing Clean Air Markup Goal Should Be to Develop Consensus Bill That Can Pass Senate
• Delaware Officials Announce $1.5 Million Technology Grant
• Carper: Supplemental Avoids Amtrak Derailment
• Sen. Carper to Celebrate “I Love to Read Month” at Baltz Elementary
• President Signs Carper's Anti-Waste Bill into Law
• Concord Coalition Says That Budget Debate Should Be Postponed Until War Supplemental Is Dealt With
• Sen. Carper Announced More Financial Aid For Delaware College Students
• Coastal flood advisory for Kent County issued for Nov. 11
• Senator Carper to Hold News Conference on Skyrocketing Deficit
• Sen. Carper Comments on National Security Team Nomiations
• FAA Officials to Meet with Brandywine Hundred Residents, Officials to Address Residents' Concerns about Air Traffic
• Carper, Castle Announce $700,000 in Federal Money to Jumpstart Electronic Health Information System in Delaware
• Congressional Delegation Decries Army Corps' Plan to Deepen the Delaware River
• Department of Homeland Defense Hearings Start Today
• Carper Calls on House to Accept Short-Term Patriot Act Extension
• Sen. Carper Statement Regarding the Postal Service's Decision to Increase Postage Costs
• Banking Committee to Question SEC Nominee William Donaldson About Commitment to Enforcement and Corporate Governance
• Sen. Carper Supports Tougher Ozone Standards to Protect Health
• Delaware To See 36 Percent Increase in Federal Transportation Dollars
• Sen. Carper Supports Energy Tax Credit Proposal to Help Delaware
• Carper to Meet with Local Postal Workers, Postmaster General to Testify Before Carper's Committee in DC this Wednesday
• Carper Decries Increase in Nation’s Debt Limit
• Sen. Carper Praises Rule To Reduce Car Emissions & Global Warming
• Separation Day and Stand for Children Day
• Carper Criticizes Amtrak Board Decision to Fire David Gunn
• Delaware Senators Praise Administration's Progress in Implementing Comprehensive Health Reform Law
• Ridge Confirmed as First Director of Homeland Security
• Sen. Carper's Statement on Iraq Vote in U.S. Senate
• Delaware Beaches To Get Millions For Replenishment Under Federal Bill
• Sens. Carper & Voinovich Introduce Bill to Fix Estate Tax
• Carper Praises Dover Air Force Base from the Senate Floor
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to Receive Over $550,000 Grant for Mentoring
• Vice President Biden, Senators Carper and Kaufman Announce Recovery Act Unemployment Insurance Modernization Funds for Delaware
• Concerned About its Fiscal Implications, Carper Votes Against Farm Bill
• Sen. Carper Continues Effort to Develop Riverfront with Announcements on Friday, September 9, 2005
• Carper Praises New, Stronger EPA National Air Quality Standard For Sulfur Dioxide
• Carper Will Vote for Homeland Security Compromise Despite its Failure to Tackle Threats to Passenger Rail Safety
• Sen. Carper Calls for Transparency of Postal Finances
• Carper Statement on Class Action Reform Vote
• Sen. Carper Joins Sens. Obama and Coburn on the Strengthening Transparency and Accountability in Federal Spending Act of 2008
• Carper Demands Safe Transportation of Nuclear and Hazardous Waste on Highways and Rail
• Carper Calls on Congress to Make Changes to Medicare Drug Law
• Sen. Carper Hails Passage Of Legislation To Reduce Smoking
• Meeting with those in Kent County Who Make the Community Work
• Carper Named Vice-Chair of Democratic Leadership Council
• Senator Carper Presses Offshore Drilling Executives for Details Regarding Gulf Oil Spill and Clean Up Efforts
• Carper Supports Biden-Lugar Proposal on Iraq
• Dover Air Force Base Named New ISO Inspection Site
• Carper, Kaufman Announce Federal Funding to Help Youth with Disabilities Find Employment
• Williams Gives Boost To GOP on Vouchers
• Sens. Carper and Snowe Praise Senate Recycling, Urge More
• Working Families to Get Greater Access to Affordable Housing, Under the new 'FHA Multifamily Housing Loan Limit Adjustment Act'
• Carper Supports Bill To End Class Action Abuses
• Sen. Carper Commends Choice Of Greg Jaczko To Head NRC
• Geenspan Echoes Carper Call for National Energy Policy
• Senate Approves Bill to Name SR-1 Bridge after Senator Roth
• Carper Statement on the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day
• Carper Celebrates Port Improvements 'New auto Bert Will Keep Business Rolling'
• Senate Committee Passes Carper Bill to Help Taxpayers “Google” Government Spending
• Sens. Carper, Brown Introduce Aviation Security Reform Bill
• Carper To Participate in Town Hall Meeting In Ocean City, MD
• Sen. Carper Introduces Bill Requiring EPA Reduce Mercury Pollution
• Senator Carper Donates his Car to Milford Family Striving to Leave Welfare
• Senator Carper to Spend Friday, May 28, 2004, in Sussex County
• Sen. Carper Applauds EPA Call For More Air Toxics Monitoring
• Teacher Hiring Task Force meeting set for Nov. 12
• Route 1 North Frederica Overpass project requires nighttime closure
• Dover already dealing with budget woes
• Newsmaker Q&A: Former state senator Nancy Cook
• Nov. 2 uneventful for elections commissioner, thankfully
• New Republican presence could shift scales on Levy Court
• More 911 operators, equipment top priorities for department
• DSU wants more money for Inspire scholarship
• Comments requested for recycling business grant program
• Kent County Economic Summit set for Nov. 18
• Consumers cautioned about new identity theft con
• Local charities gear up for holiday season
• Professional Chinese Dance Troupe to Perform at DSU Thursday, Nov. 11
• Three men charged in connection with Lewes boating accident
• Fatal hit-and-run near Camden claims Dover man's life
• Construction of Dover Transit Hub to close West Street
• Widener Law to host practice LSAT exam
• Public hearing on horseshoe crab harvest set for Nov. 23
• Five things to know about cleaning gutters
• SPCA shelter needs and offerings
• Still time to file for federal economic injury disaster loans
• Farmers and ranchers urged to vote in county committee elections for Farm Service Agency
• Politicians head to Georgetown for Return Day
• Governor Markell to lead trade mission to Asia
• It's win some, lose some for Kent D's and R's
• TRAVEL: Best of indie movies and Bollywood on screen in Rehoboth Beach
• Final Election Day results are in
• Kent County races bring upsets for incumbents Higdon, Cook
• Del. State student suing over racial harassment complaint
• Sen. Cook’s defeat stuns Democrats
• Capital policy puts volunteers under the microscope to safeguard students
• City staff proposes new ordinances to quell rowdy bar patrons
• Kent County stimulus bonds granted for Indian River plant
• Wilmington Trust sold to M&T Bank Corporation
• Live election coverage on Twitter and Facebook
• Attend the 2nd Annual Kent County Economic Summit Thursday, November 18.
• SATPrep and Financial Aid Workshop
• Inspire Scholarship
• National Endowment for Humanities' Jim Leach to Speak at DSU Nov. 9
• OSHA cites construction company for exposing workers to trenching hazards
• Volunteers collect acorns to restore wildlife habitat
• How Much Difference Does a Teacher Make?
• Dover Human Relations Committee still embroiled in controversy
• Newsmaker Q&A: Dover City Council President Ken Hogan
• Camden council approves staffing cuts, tax hikes to counteract deficit
• Chief reiterates need for more officers to combat gangs
• Delaware students weigh in on statewide races
• IRS seeks volunteers to help elderly prepare taxes
• Disabilities Law Program to monitor accessibility of voting sites
• Father and son killed in Felton car accident
• U.S. Labor Department sues former owner of Owen Printing Dover
• Marines to hold annual Toys for Tots drive Nov. 4, 5
• O'Donnel cuts Coon's edge in poll
• Metropolitan Planning Organization to hold meeting Nov. 10
• Salvation Army taking applications for Christmas assistance
• Dover Kent MPO Data and Demographics Subcommittee to meet Nov. 9
• STATEMENT FROM DELAWARE CONGRESSMAN MICHAEL N. CASTLE
• Unclaimed property publication released
• Two Kent County men arrested for hunting violations
• TRAVEL: Bury the hatchet at Georgetown's Return Day
• Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity builds home ownership, one family at a time
• DNREC Scrap Tire Drop-off nets 31.5 tons
• IRS seeking community volunteers throughout state
• Correctional officer charged with selling drugs to Dover cop
• December 2010 Educational and Holiday Programs
• Delmarva Power offers mini-grants to teachers
• League of Women Voters announces new online voters’ guide
• Governor’s statewide tour touts education reforms
• Developer reveals plans for Bayard Hotel site
• Police chief asks for downtown patrol funds
• Residents will get ballots to choose trash service package
• Newsmaker Q&A: Det. Sgt. Jason Pires, Dover Police Department
• Meet the candidates: Delaware General Assembly races
• DART First State service changes go into effect Dec. 5
• DSU reaches settlement on Title IX gender equity lawsuit
• TRAVEL: Halloween festival a first for Delaware Art Museum
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Delaware
• DSU breaks records for attendance
• IRS warns taxpayers about new phishing scam
• Minor party candidates get face time with voters
• Data shows raising teen driving age reduced crash rates
• Impact of Dover Air Force Base, aircraft discussed at public meeting Oct. 27
• Coastal Cleanup nets 19,000 pounds of trash
• Delaware Forest Service hosts iInformation sessions for forest landowners
• Leaf burning prohibited statewide to protect public health
• Chris Coons visits Wesley College Oct. 26
• Routes 13, 8 intersection improvements project to begin
• Paranormal investigation program added at Fort Delaware
• Millsboro man charged in child sex sting operation
• Wesley College student committed suicide, police say
• Meet the candidates: Kent County Levy Court, row offices
• O’Donnell talks ag policy with Farm Bureau
• Former Wyoming chief apologizes after resignation
• Work session re-hashes traffic concerns around new Dover High School
• Panel OKs fewer parking spaces for new courthouse
• More than $300 million in construction at DAFB detailed at annual breakfast
• ISL President Kelly A. McKown Elected President of NPRRA Board of Directors
• Christine O'Donnell to speak at Wesley College
• Coons, O'Donnell debate to be televised Wednesday, Oct. 20
• Attorney General’s office files lawsuit over term of NKS lease
• Berry Van Lines facility burglarized
• Child Predator investigation leads to jail sentence for Smyrna man
• Candidates tackle local issues at forum
• Two Dover men arrested for hunting violations
• Delawarew wins funds to help youth with disabilities find and keep jobs
• Sen. Carper encourages military supporters to send care packages early during holidays
• Christine O'Donnell vs. Chris Coons: 5 things we learned in their debate at UD
• 17 arrested for DUI over weekend during week 15 of campaign
• DMV cracks down on fraudulent tint waivers
• Coons leads O'Donnel by 19 points, poll says
• Farm Bureau hosting federal candidate forum Oct. 15
• Vote clears expansion of police force
• A new urban dowtown Dover?
• Kent/Sussex yard waste ban means changes for some residents
• DAFB tech sergeant, Sussex County retiree plead guilty to child pornography
• Townhouse fire in Dover's Hamlet Development
• Flowers responds to airing of legal history
• Camden man charged with stealing Kent County copper
• Q&A with Dr. Daniel D. Curry
• Commissioners receive new trash district and recycling contract bids
• Library plans scaled back to keep costs down
• Route 1 northbound closure near Frederica
• Coons, O’Donnell debate Oct. 19 at Widener Law
• Work to close part of Camden-Wyo Ave.
• O’Donnell says she’ll halt federal tax hikes
• Joining the bipartisan call for continued Middle East talks
• Debate: Urquhart, Carney try to cast themselves as the candidate for all the people
• Crowd of various ages weighs in on Carney v. Urquhart debate
• Candidates' night for Kent County offices set for Oct. 13
• Join President Obama and Vice President Biden in Wilmington
• Delaware receives $6M to help homeowners struggling with unemployment
• October declared cyber security awareness month
• Sportsmen Against Hunger deer donation sites announced
• State candidates’ night forum scheduled for Oct. 20
• Capital School District celebrates International Walk to School Day
• Gang violence pushes committee to seek more police officers
• Christine O’Donnell is me?
• Delaware State University continues free forensic seminars
• Low-Income Energy Assistance Summit Oct. 6
• Newsmaker Q&A: Jim McGiffin, president-elect of the Delaware Bar Association
• Frederica solar energy plant receives final approval
• State Rep. Brad Bennett stopped for drunken driving
• ILC Dover named as subcontractor on $728M space suit contract
• MPO’s Technical Advisory Committee to meet
• Residents get first look at DelDOT’s preferred West Dover Connector route
• Public meeting on yard waste disposal ban planned for Oct. 6
• Christine O’Donnell’s dangerous plan for veterans’ health care
• Delaware Department of Agriculture seeking hay producers for directory
• Archives puts ‘behind the scenes’ videos on YouTube
• Castle headed for retirement; decides against write-in campaign
• From Farm To Table: An Evening Of Artful Dining
• Just a few hours left
• Dover Transit Hub construction to close Water Street
• Castle says no to write-in Senate campaign
• Dover Downs Gaming & Entertainment to merge with Dover Motorsports
• Dover City Councilman McGiffin to step down after current term
• Wyoming Town Council suspends police chief
• Delmarva Power prepares for Tropical Storm Nicole
• CASTLE TO PARTICIPATE IN NBC'S NATIONAL EDUCATION SUMMIT
• National Education Summit
• What Does “Race to the Top” Mean for Delaware?
• Chinese language classes join CR curriculum
• One man’s cross-country trek calls attention to veterans
• Dover approves additional upgrades to city electrical system
• Stronger Schools Attract Jobs
• Police department cuts seen as partial resolution of Camden funding crisis
• Intensive process will yield unified vision for Dover neighborhood
• Incentives considered to bring Canadian business to Dover
• Culver begins run for Levy Court
• ‘Litter Free Delaware Day’ planned for Oct. 2
• DelTech offers continuing education classes
• Johnson victorious in Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Dover
• PHOTO GALLERY: NASCAR race weekend at Dover
• November 2010 Educational Programs at The Biggs Museum of American Art
• Our new television ad: Chris’ plan to change Washington
• DNREC plans scrap tire drop off day Oct. 9
• Behind the Scenes at DOL: Improving Service & Saving Money
• Boy Scouts off to the NASCAR races
• GILLIBRAND, POLIS, CASTLE INTRODUCE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ACT REAUTHORIZATION
• DNREC’s fifth Scrap Tire Drop-off Day set for Oct. 9 at Delaware State Fairgrounds
• Distractions
• Day of Action
• The Salvation Army seeks volunteers
• English as a second language classes at Grace Presbyterian
• Carper accepting applications for service academy nominations
• Firefighters reinforce new smoke alarm recommendations
• Tournament of Bands set for Sept. 25 at Lake Forest High School
• Senate unanimously approves creation of DSU scholarship
• New poll question on www.doverpost.com, previous results released
• CASTLE AND DEGETTE INTRODUCE REGENERATIVE MEDICINE BILL
• Harrington church offers free oil changes
• ‘Being an American’ essay contest announced
• Delaware Spelling Bee deadline set for Oct. 15
• Stormwater management workshop planned for Oct. 18
• LS Power completes financing for Dover SUN Park
• ‘Cell Phones for Soldiers’ returns to Dover International Speedway
• $14.5 million to repair storm damage at Del. beaches (Bethany Beach Wave)
• Newsmaker Q&A: National Hurricane Center scientist Dr. Chris Landsea
• Casinos say table games a mixed bag for revenues so far
• Williams officially installed as 10th president of DSU
• Greater Dover Committee supports new library
• A clear contrast
• Variance allows for three-story school building
• Dover casino hopes race fans hit the tables
• Panel says state revenues holding steady
• Habitat for Humanity begins work on home rehabilitation
• DMV plans Senior Day Oct. 2
• Public’s input invited on Dover Transit Center
• Kent Democrats to host open house
• Red Cross volunteer orientation class set for Sept. 21
• Booker T. Washington Elementary celebrates Constitution Day
• Public workshop scheduled on West Dover Connector project
• Labor groups: Chris works hard for us
• Videos: Vice President Biden talks about Chris Coons
• A critical vote for Delaware
• Fighting for Delaware
• Good news on jobs here in Delaware
• Chris, Mike, Jack and Maggie Coons wish America a Happy Birthday!
• Kicking off our campaign
• 84 Days Later
• Video: Sen. Carper introduces (and endorses) Chris Coons
• Chris Coons praises President’s signing of aggressive Wall Street reforms
• Offshore drilling is no way to celebrate Earth Day
• How I’ll fight for jobs
• What you said about offshore drilling
• Fox News analyst calls Delaware “a sleeper race”
• Watch: Delaware’s teachers endorse Chris Coons
• A side of Chris you may not know
• Teamsters endorse Chris for Senate
• Chris’ proposed ban on lobbying by ex-Senators is making headlines
• A terrific week
• Campaign strategy update
• Discrimination, plain and simple
• Our new television ad: “Finances”
• First Lady Carla Markell on why women support Chris Coons for Senate
• Memorial Day
• Watch: Chris Coons says General McChrystal “Has to be Respectful of Civilian Authorities&rdquo
• David Plouffe: Chris can win. You can help.
• Strauss Avenue closed Sept. 17
• O'Donnell tops Castle for GOP Senate nomination, Urquhart wins House nod
• O’Donnell overcomes G.O.P. blitz to knock out Castle
• Republicans tap Willis, Smith and Peterman in Kent House races
• House Bill 472 signing Sept. 11
• Dems pick Korn to face Wagner in auditor race
• Carper, Kaufman, Castle Announce Federal Funding for Delaware National Guard Counterdrug Efforts, Dr
• Hurricane Earl and National Preparedness Month
• CASTLE ENCOURAGES DELAWAREANS TO STAY SAFE DURING HURRICANE SEASON
• No recommendation made on Frederica solar energy facility
• Dover Interfaith Mission opens permanent shelter
• Committee considers energy efficiency initiative
• Task force tackles off-balance hiring patterns
• Kenton council holds postmortem on fraud, embezzlement
• Fires bring awareness to dangers in townhomes, apartments
• With change comes uncertainty for Camden charter school
• Castle, Platts Propose Tougher Ethics Measures (Roll Call)
• Castle hears small business concerns in Rehoboth (DelmarvaNow)
• Castle hears concerns of Sussex business owners (Coastal Sussex Morning News)
• Bike lanes open on St. Georges Bridge (WDEL)
• Castle’s Lewes roundtable focuses on small business (Cape Gazette)
• CASTLE VISITS LOCAL CHILD CARE CENTER, URGES PASSAGE OF CHILD NUTRITION REAUTHORIZATION
• DRUGS: National Guard to receive funds for counterdrug efforts (Bethany Beach Wave)
• Construction on I-95 requires lane closures
• Consumers warned of odorless propane dangers
• 2010 Amish Country Bike Tour winds through Kent County
• Group warns global warming promotes severe weather
• Planning commission make no recommendations on solar energy farm
• Route 13 lane closed Sept. 15
• Markell orders flags lowered in observance of Patriot’s Day
• Widener Law to host practice LSAT exam
• Agencies Come Together to Help Homeowners
• Hope You’re Not Driving Right Now…
• Confronting Prescription Drug Abuse
• Protecting Our Digital Society from the Next Generation of Outlaws
• What Happens When Youth Age Out of Foster Care?
• Happy birthday, Delaware National Guard!
• Reflection on Labor Day
• DART schedule changes subject to public hearing
• Trying to sell your home?
• Keeping Commitments, Cutting Costs
• Sixth Annual Miles for Minutes Motorcycle Ride
• “The Signal State” with Trinidad & Tobago
• Ex-Kenton treasurer arrested on theft and forgery charges
• Dover Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Bison Road in Woodside to close for railroad improvements
• Biden commends Craigslist’s removal of ‘adult services’ advertisements
• Senior center funding reviewed
• Planning commissioners hear plan for solar energy farm
• Streetscape work improves part of Camden’s historic area
• Data leak exposes pensioners’ personal information
• Removal of leadership puts pending discrimination cases on hold
• 29th District Republican candidates vie for votes
• 31st District candidates work for votes in Sept. 14 primary
• 33rd District primary candidates address their constituents
• DelDOT partners with Dover Kent Planning Organization
• Outdoors: Five things to know about trimming trees and bushes
• Bethany closes out the summer on a sizzling high note
• Flu present in Delaware; vaccine also available
• Tour hits the road with patriotic theme, new partnerships
• Second lawsuit filed challenging Dover reassessment
• City planned road extension could impact residential lands
• DelDOT prepares Hurricane Earl advisory
• Supporters sport neon socks, tie-dye T-shirts to rally around alum
• Letters go out to former state employees on release of private information
• Artist Jack Lewis honored with Order of the First State
• State monitors approach of Hurricane Earl
• Former Kenton town treasurer Mickle investigated
• Early deadlines for Sept. 8 Dover Post
• Residents want safety improvements in wake of pedestrian death
• State Police investigate hate crime in Royal Grant
• Newsmaker Q&A: State Planning Director Connie Holland
• Justice Ridgely to reclaim ancestral Eden Hill mansion
• Security, design discussed at second DHS planning meeting
• Vavala named to National Guard Association
• Overseas scam uses ‘Delaware lottery’ to target victims
• Children’s Theatre finds a new home in historic Dover buildings
• Lifeguard hours change at state park beaches
• Markell signs Blue Alert legislation into law
• Levy Court gives recycling plant more time to make fixes
• Recovery Act funds 24 new police officers in Del.
• Smithsonian scientist to examine kidnapper Patty Cannon’s remains
• Police plan meeting on Governors Ave. traffic problems
• Newsmaker Q&A: Jennifer Cohan, director of the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles
• In light of lawsuit, City Council committe nixes reassessment talk
• Base firefighters given World Trade Center steel
• New Dover High School, test results focus of meeting
• Biggs Museum To Host 2nd Annual Hispanic Art Exhibition With GACHA
• Levy Court to participate in the dental discount card program
• DNREC kicks off 2010 Delaware Coastal Cleanup on beach at state line
• Dover businessman Christopher S. Coker faces arrest
• Friends, family pay tribute to drowning victim Deejion Fullman
• Levy Court commissioners consider economic inventive program for county
• Citizens Source Water Protection Committee to meet Sept. 15
• Federal grant will assist local small farmers
• Smyrna police chief to retire next month
• Delaware State Fair attendance tops 300K for third time in history
• Dover Air Force Base reservist awarded Bronze Star Medal
• Coker Concrete owner facing criminal charges
• Panel disappoints residents with condo building vote
• Newsmaker Q&A: Paul Weagraff, director of the Delaware Division of the Arts
• Study will examine rail service through Delaware to Ocean City
• Magnolia family’s exchange student relationship spans more than 30 years
• Summer vacation a myth for custodial staffs
• Citizens Source Water Protection Committee to meet Sept. 15
• Commissioners approve sewer district code change
• Back to school at the Academy of Dover
• Cyber security program helps train digital warriors
• Former Gov. Sherman W. Tribbitt dies
• DPH conducts TB skin testing at Appoquinimink
• Off the grid is on the mark for Dover doctor
• Murphey School gets more than 1,000 helping hands
• Prescription monitoring plan needs federal funds
• Governor signs “vulnerable users” law
• Biggs Museum Announces Multi-phase Construction Project
• Senate committee approves DSU scholarship bill
• Misdemeanor charges filed against Dover-area concrete recycler
• Maintenance work to close part of Route 13 northbound
• Commissioners hear thoughts, concerns on collection
• Wesley College's street closure plans get final approval from Dover City Council
• Meeting uncovers concerns about new Dover High School’s logistics
• Camden council seeks guidance from town citizens on budget deficits
• Discover Channel’s ‘Dirty Jobs’ show comes to Felton
• Newsmaker Q&A: Terri Hancharick, chair of the Governor’s Advisory Council for Exceptional
• Ozone levels expected to be unhealthy upstate Aug. 10
• Human Relations Commission members upset with removal of officers
• Coker Concrete on Levy Court agenda
• Panel votes to formulate city’s new ‘brand’
• CR Earth Club officers earn DNREC awards
• Comments sought on rail study
• Levy Court considers options to penalize concrete recycler
• New gallery highlights local art
• USDA announces deadline to apply for payments under the 2008 Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payment
• Online registration opens for 2010 Delaware Coastal Cleanup volunteers
• Newsmaker Q&A: Zach Carter, city of Dover director of Parks and Recreation
• Kent animal shelter in grant contest
• Comments sought on downstate rail study
• Wednesday at the Delaware State Fair
• Biggs Summer Movies on the Lawn Program a Huge Success
• Emergency license suspension issued for Dover psychiatrist
• First finding of West Nile virus for 2010 reported
• DDA names Wyoming resident as new nutrient management program administrator
• Group signs lease to operate historic Smyrna mansion
• Dover councilman tired of saggy pants on city streets
• Still plenty to see in week two of Delaware State Fair
• Planning underway for new Dover High School
• Newsmaker Q&A: Harvey Kenton, vice president of the Delaware State Fair
• County races draw newcomers and former office holders
• U.S. secretary of education gets a lesson from Delaware students
• Little progress made on implementing universal curbside law
• Alcohol seized at CJ’s Bar & Grille in Smyrna
• Additional trash cameras to be installed throughout the state
• Panel OKs recreation zones citywide
• Local businesses earn recognition from fellow chamber members
• Almost a full field of candidates in Kent
• Newsmaker Q&A: Heidi Stout, executive director Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research
• Governor signs bill to assist children aging out of foster care
• Commissioners quietly approve once contentious Winterberry Woods
• Markell signs historic preservation tax credits law
• Never too late for back to school
• Judge says Libertarians can’t run as Democrats or Republicans
• Kent County sheriff pleads guilty in DUI case
• Cats being removed from condemned Camden home
• Tax credit extended for first-time homebuyers
• State recycling council to meet July 21
• Smyrna’s Minner to run for 28th House District
• Bayard owner sets tentative date for demolition
• Revenues slower than expected in opening weeks
• Newsmaker Q&A with Doug Crouse, Kent County 4-H educator
• Newsmaker Q&A: Elaine Manlove, Delaware Commissioner of Elections
• CR bumps up tax rate 4 cents
• Delaware Technical And Community College Group Travel To Ecuador
• Delaware Tech Terry Campus Earns Patriotic Employer Award
• Delaware Technical and Community College Instructor Helps Others
• Delaware Tech Terry Campus Nurse Educator Update Presented
• Delaware Tech Lacrosse Player Named Academic All-American
• Delaware 4th of July 2010 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Delaware 4th of July 2010 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Delaware Technical & Community College Terry Campus Expands Opportunities for Entrepreneurs
• Delaware Tech’s 6th Leadership Development Class Helps Secure The Future of the College
• Dover Fourth of July Celebration
• Delaware Tech Men's Lacrosse Players Named All-Region
• Delaware Tech Terry Campus Upward Bound Students Receive Scholarships
• Delaware Tech Terry Student Earns Gra inger Tools for Tomorrow Scholarship
• Delaware Tech College Students Present Architectural Plans for Delaware’s First Oncology Camp
• American Pen Women Seeking Artists
• College Baseball: Towson Erupts For 20-10 Victory Over Delaware State
• College Softball: Tigers Sweep Doubleheader at Delaware State
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Dover!
• Purple Day
• Love Arm'd, Aphra Behn And Her Pen
• A Celebration of French Film
• First Night Dover
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Kent County
• The Free Three: Cocoa, Chick-Fil-A and Crowns, Oh My!
• Dover Jaycees Celebrate 70 years
• Kent County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Kent County
• Art Connect-ED
• The Free Three: Get Connected to Art with Chick-Fil-A
• The Second Annual Mexican Shake-Up
• The Free Three: Celebrating Irish and Hispanic Heritages
• Dover Jaycees Nationally Recognized
• Fusion: American Classics Meet Latin American Art
• September 2009 Biggs Museum Educational Programming
• Biggs Museum Serves as Partner in Ellen's Wacky Chair Contest
• Biggs Kids and Mini-Masters: Paper Bag City
• Summer 2009 Adult Workshops
• Award Winners IX
• Dover Fourth Of July Celebration
• Biggs Kids and Mini-Masters: Stars and Stripes and Gardens
• Wyeth, Winners, and World Wishes - Biggs Museum Presents Free Friday Fun All Summer
• The Fifth Annual Biggs Museum Gala: An Affair With The Arts
• ISL President Kelly A. McKown Elected to Term on NPRRA Board of Directors
• Kelly McKown, President of Incorporating Services Serves as Guest Speaker
• Incorporating Services, Ltd. Launches MyISL e-Filing for Delaware Corporations, LLCs and LPs
• Automobile Industry Dilemma
• Beating Recession for the Self-Employed
• Technological Change is Coming
• NEW DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BUSINESS LICENSE LAW IMPACTS OVER 10,000 BUSINESSES
• Delaware Citizen's Alliance
• Incorporating Services, Ltd. Nominated by NCAPA for New Sponsor of the Year
• Incorporating Services, Ltd. Serves Up Holiday Meal to House of Pride
• Winter Newsletter from ERDG Inc. - December 12, 2008
• Jamie L. Williams Joins Incorporating Services, Ltd. As National Sales Manager
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Delaware 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• Deidre Y. Ottley Elected To Lead DSU Alumni Association
• Delaware State University Hires Dr. Harry Lee Williams as Its New Provost and VP of Academic Affairs
• Delaware State University Establishes Three New Ph.D. Programs
• Save On Medical Equipment !!
• DSU Presents Its 2008 Faculty and Employee Excellence Awards
• DSU College Of Business Team Wins First Place In Target Store Competition
• Delaware State University Places 2nd In OFC Venture Challenge Business Plan Competition
• Offshore Sailing School-Great Experience!
• Now You Can Learn to Cruise on the Chesapeake
• DSU’S Dr. Mingxin Guo Spearheads Soil Improvement Research That Also Addresses Global Warming
• 75th Anniversary Old Dover Days
• Dr. Marlene Saunders is Recognized as Delaware’s 2008 Social Worker of The Year
• Deleware State University to Host - Passport to Jazz
• Ruling in Favor of DSU
• Delaware State University President Allen L. Sessoms to Attend March 14-16 Clinton Global Initiative
• DSU Didactic Program In Dietetic Earns Initial Accreditation
• DSU Invites Minority and Small Businesses to March 12th Event
• Black History Month Events
• Dr. Joseph Falodun Named As Dean of the College of Education
• Nationally Known Distinguished Scholarship Dr. Molefi Kete Asante to Speak at DSU
• DSU AG and Natural Science Professor Publishes a Book on the Difficult History of His Native Liberia
• Dover, Delaware holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• DSU’S Biotechnology Programs Receives A Federal $450,000 Grant
• DSU Student Win 1st Runner-Up In National Video Competition
• Delaware Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, Delaware Food Banks
• Delaware Governor Appoints DSU Nursing Head To Delaware Psychiatric Task Force
• DSU Board Of Trustees Approve College And Department Name Changes
• DSU’s Dr. Streetman Publishes Book On Offenders In Transition
• Delaware State University Names New Interim Vice resident of Student Affairs
• A Statement From DSU President Allen L. Sessoms - Arrests In The Newark Shooting Tragedy
• Concerning the Weekend Fatal Shooting In New Jersey Involving DSU Students
• Delaware State University Welcome Chinese Visiting Scholar to Campus
• DSU Appoints New Dean of Libraries
• Black Airline Pilots and DSU Partner to Give Youth Solo Flight Training
• Deleware State University Welcome Chinese Visiting Scholar to Campus
• Deleware State University Appoints Capt. Stephan Speed as the New Director of Airway Science
• Caesar Rodney Alumni Association
• Delaware State University Sets 2007-08 Tuition Rates
• DDTT, New Economics Foundation, The Renaissance in Dover
• Delaware State University Changes its 2007 Homecoming to October 20
• Nobel Laureate William Phillips To Speak At DSU
• Humankind: The Soul of the Machine & Innovation
• Delaware State University to Host a Forum on Immigration Jan 24
• Delaware State University release it's latest Economic Impact Report
• Delaware State University partners with State Treasurer and The Nehemiah Gateway Corp to provide fre
• Jan. 11 Reception to be held in recognition of DSU School of Management's newly earned AACSB interna
• Delaware Clocks
• First Saturdays In The First State
• New! Open level classes - Social Dance
• New! Open level classes - Ballet Workout
• Flaming Idiots
• Holiday Gift Show
• Animal Magnetism
• Driven to Abstraction
• Award Winners Six the sixth annual exhibition
• Biggs Kids
• A Farmer's Christmas
• Festival of Trees
• Wreath and Swag Workshop

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