Hockessin, DE News

• Hockessin, DE News
• U.S. House and Senate primary candidates rail against big government
• Advisory panel has a lot to pick up in universal curbside plan
• Newsmaker Q&A: Jennifer Cohan, director of the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles
• Rules of the road for back to school transportation
• Kilpatrick and Protack outline cost-cutting plans at candidates forum
• Sheriff candidates at odds over how to assist distressed homeowners
• Candidates for treasurer and auditor say offices need to be more proactive
• National DUI crackdown runs through Labor Day
• Q & A: NCCo’s top money man sheds light on budget process
• DNREC kicks off 2010 Delaware Coastal Cleanup on beach at state line
• Travel: It’s 1543 all over again at the Maryland Renaissance Festival
• Dover International Speedway announces 2011 NASCAR race dates
• Food delivery drivers learn to avoid robberies
• Residents rally to oppose potential golf course development
• Citizens Source Water Protection Committee to meet Sept. 15
• Federal grant will assist local small farmers
• Wilmington dentist arrested for Medicaid fraud
• Insurance Department to receive $1 million federal grant to protect Delawareans
• Protect against food borne/diarrhea illnesses
• New ocelot arrives at Brandywine Zoo
• Buccaneers without a place to call home
• The HAWK traffic signal has come to Delaware
• Delaware Grapevine: Justice is just us
• Delaware State Fair attendance tops 300K for third time in history
• AG’s Office secures second criminal indictment in investment fraud case
• Newsmaker Q&A: Paul Weagraff, director of the Delaware Division of the Arts
• Study will examine rail service through Delaware to Ocean City
• State to conduct TB testing at Appoquinimink High
• Candidates vie for future of Claymont
• High pedestrian deaths concern Delaware highway safety
• Delaware Coastal Cleanup volunteers sought
• Kaufman to host federal job fair
• $10.7 million available to fight substance abuse
• Hagley receives grant to catalogue industrial history
• Cyber security program helps train digital warriors
• Persistence pays off for Piedmont in Mid-Atlantic baseball championship
• Former Gov. Sherman W. Tribbitt dies
• DPH conducts TB skin testing at Appoquinimink
• Harvest Festival celebrates local farmers and museum’s roots
• Kids invited to explore the natural world of the Brandywine River
• First State farmers keep ACME in fresh produce
• Prescription monitoring plan needs federal funds
• Governor signs “vulnerable users” law
• A year in at Kirkwood, functionality trumps design
• Energize Delaware rebates will move from kitchen to basement
• Delaware Grapevine: Off the bench
• Senate committee approves DSU scholarship bill
• Contest aims to prevent underage drinking
• Stop Aggressive Driving Campaign resumes
• Full speed ahead for new railroad headquarters
• DNREC, Evraz sign agreement to reduce pollution in Claymont
• Newsmaker Q&A: Terri Hancharick, chair of the Governor’s Advisory Council for Exceptional
• Wilmington police arrest rape suspect wanted for three incidents
• Ozone levels predicted to be unhealthy upstate Aug. 9
• Bridge inspection will require lane closures on Route 1
• Roadwork to cause lane restrictions on Route 299
• Pavement work will close lanes on Redden Road
• Delaware Grapevine: Saved by the courts
• 25 cited for DUI over weekend
• Host families needed for foreign students
• Delaware Grapevine: Musical politics with too many chairs
• Closure leaves future of Pike Creek Golf Club up in the air
• Power outrage: advocacy group rails against mountaintop removal coal mining
• Farm preservation to pass 100K acres
• New tenure rules connected to Race to the Top goals
• Gov. vetoes pair of bills
• Silverside community questions proposed nursing home
• Hunters Helping Soldiers plans meeting
• Brandywine Zoo's Siberian Tiger dies
• 5 things to know about avoiding foreclosure
• Delaware school ratings drop
• Public input requested on transportation plan
• Recipes from the 2010 Bar Cookie Competition
• Service, perseverance pay off for locals dubbed All-Star Youth
• Explore Delaware, one glass at a time
• Delaware Grapevine: Put the Lt. Gov. in charge of ‘not yo’ mama’s banana pudding&r
• Delaware Criminal Justice Council to hold community meetings
• Recipes from the 2010 Fifer’s Peach Dessert Competition
• Governor's Day at the fair
• Wednesday at the Delaware State Fair
• Delaware Grapevine: Phil Gramm enlists for a new battle of Brandywine
• Meet David Facciolo: Head Start board member receives service award
• First finding of West Nile virus for 2010 reported
• Vandals strike Concord and Forwood schools
• DDA names Wyoming resident as new nutrient management program administrator
• Recipes from the 2010 “Wild” Men and Women Cooking Competition
• Recipes from the 2010 Chocolate Temptation Competition
• NCCo backs off records policy
• Alternative dispute resolution keeps minor cases out of the court room
• National report shows mixed bag for children's well-being in Delaware
• Newsmaker Q&A: Harvey Kenton, vice president of the Delaware State Fair
• Little progress made on implementing universal curbside law
• Delaware’s first finding of West Nile Virus for 2010 reported
• 19 arrested for DUI over weekend, including 1 bicyclist
• Selena Gomez state fair concert cancelled
• Hockessin student a semifinalist in national science challenge
• Delaware Grapevine: Sussex is alive with the sound of politics
• Roadwork to close lanes on Rt. 1 Monday night
• Friday afternoon at the Delaware State Fair
• Bayhealth addition reaches turning point in construction
• Koff, Newark win Superintent's Awards in fair's Culinary Department competitions
• Outdoors: Five things to get started in surfing
• Grant will help Tri-State rehabilitate oiled Gulf Coast birds
• Travel: What and when to see the watery world of the National Aquarium
• NFL player comes home to Concord High to teach children character
• Delaware Grapevine: Politics of the absurd
• Gov. signs bill extending historic preservation credit
• Opening night at the Delaware State Fair
• Revenues slower than expected in opening weeks
• Newsmaker Q&A: Elaine Manlove, Delaware Commissioner of Elections
• Markell vetoes two bills for their unintended consequences
• Governor signs bill to assist children aging out of foster care
• Annual inspection of existing Indian River Inlet Bridge scheduled
• Markell signs historic preservation tax credits law
• Judge says Libertarians can’t run as Democrats or Republicans
• Senior Olympics triathlon 2010 results
• Skate park could soon be a reality
• Delaware Grapevine: Huffing and puffing to blow the house democrats down
• Milltown teen's Girl Scout project makes butterflies more accessible
• Five tax scams to avoid this summer
• Explore Delaware: Ashland Nature Center

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