‘We went out with the attitude of having fun,’ Patty Vattilana said. ‘And there was so much fun being together.’
Soon, an easier way to get help regarding suicide
‘More people will be reaching out,’ said Jennifer Smolowitz. ‘The 988 number will definitely make it easier to get the help they need.’
151st General Assembly opens an era of virtual gatherings
Democrat McBride cites ‘inequities in our justice system, a climate crisis at our shores and a crisis of trust.’ Republican Pettyjohn seeks ‘common ground.’
Natural history museum closes for redo and switch to nature, science focus
‘We’re moving from the techniques of the past and are embracing the future,’ said director Halsey Spruance. ‘We have to change the platform, the foundation.’
New group unites Delaware’s travel industry
The First State Travel Professionals Alliance will advocate for the industry, encourage ethics and promote the industry to consumers.
2 weeks of nighttime closures for Route 141, I-95 links
In another project, starting Thursday and running through April 14, 4 intersections on Route 40/Pulaski Highway in Bear will get upgraded signals.
Bar, restaurant curfew ends; scholastic sports are OK
‘We are balancing the need for a healthy community and a healthy economy, but we can’t let our guard down,’ Gov. John Carney said.