Thursday Nov 5 | News Journal
Students still shun flu vaccine
The second day of the state's school vaccination program showed that many parents continue to choose not to get their child vaccinated at school -- or at all.
Delaware economic recovery years off
State population forecasters issued a sobering outlook for Delaware's economic recovery and growth Thursday, predicting stubbornly higher unemployment at least through next year with more people being forced to commute to jobs in other states.
Roads flooded, power out after storms pound NCCo
Heavy rains in New Castle County flooded roads and knocked out power Saturday night.
More than 10,000 customers of Delmarva Power in New Castle County did not have electricity for a good part of the morning.
Delcastle trio designs winning poster
When 17-year-old Beverly Walker heard about the statewide call to make posters for the first-ever Disability History and Awareness Month in Delaware, she jumped on board without hesitation.
Old New Castle event worth framing
About 20 photographers strolled through Old New Castle on Sunday, recording images of the 350-year-old community as the evening sun dappled the streets.
Stacey Craven and Cori Towles spend their work week helping curious 1-year-olds discover the world around them.
High school bands to compete at Appoquinimink tonight
High school marching bands from all over Delaware descend on Middletown tonight to compete at the Appoquinimink High School Jaguar Stadium, 1080 Bunker Hill Road.
Parents usually tell their children not to play with their food. But having fun with edibles was just fine Thursday for the grownups in FoodPlay, a national touring troupe that visited students at Brick Mill Elementary School in Middletown.
Pic: Delaware Memorial Bridge Approach Enters Third Leg
Part of the project involves placing fill under the old railroad overpasses to prepare for removing the overpasses .
The Brandywine School Board on Monday night voted 7-0 to approve the appointment of Concord High School Principal Mark Holodick to become the district's new superintendent.
Townsend to open park with parade, fair today
Townsend today will open its new park with an 11 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony, following a parade through town.
Meet Tom Povlitz, railroad buff and contender for the title of World's Greatest Optimist.
John Seabrook: Loudon Wainwright III, still on the road.
The ever-expanding Wainwright family of singers will reunite on Tuesday night, at the Highline Ballroom, on West Sixteenth Street.
Stimulus Spotlight: Delaware Town Boosts Bike-Ped Access to Bus Stop
The new Route 43 bus in Middletown, Delaware, stops at many popular places: the local high school, the retail shopping district, and the Methodist church, to name a few.
Driver arrested after going off road- on crowded 34th Street beach
Members of the Ocean City Beach Patrol were about to begin their daily muster at the third zone's 34th Street headquarters when a vehicle drove past the facility and right onto the crowded beach.
Field Of Pot Found Behind Delaware Trailer Park
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Middletown domestic dispute ends with death
Middletown Police had to call on the New Castle County Police SWAT team after responding to the scene of a domestic dispute Saturday night that ended with the death of an unidentified man.