Matt Hall has an idea that is so unusual that Amazon has to create a category for his invention. Yet it’s an idea that might appeal to the 90%-95% of people who bring cellphones into the bathroom. It’s Matt Halls Toilet Table, which ToiletTable.com describes as “the table you didn’t know you needed.” IN THE NEWS: Coolest Thing Made …
Delaware’s DNA life sciences conference returns after boffo debut
A wildly successful state biosciences conference returns this year when Delaware’s DNA returns May 9. Sponsored by Delaware BIO, last year’s conference was notable for its energetic vibe, notable speakers and visible networking. “That was the first time we’d ever put on a full day event like that, focused on really highlighting and showcasing the depth and breadth of the …
Year after tire pile helped topple port operator, solution nears
The massive tire piles at the Port of Wilmington’s Edgemoor property that last year stoked fears among neighbors of mosquito infestations and rubber fires may finally be getting removed in the coming month, port officials said during a public meeting Friday. Yet, why tires still remain and how many have been removed to date is not entirely clear. That is, …
Exclusive: Record $18M for Delaware residential property
A Centreville estate with a 10-bedroom house, five rental properties and two barns on 152 acres has just been sold for $18 million. That’s a record for Delaware, according to Steve Crifasi, the listing agent with Christopher S. Patterson, both of Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate. “It’s drop-dead beautiful,” he told DelawareLive. “What makes the property so unique is that it is …
Code Differently and Wilmington University Secure Groundbreaking Partnership
Embarking on an exciting collaboration, Code Differently and Wilmington University unveiled their trailblazing partnership to propel aspiring tech enthusiasts into future career success. Under their agreement, Code Differently participants can earn up to 18 credits toward coveted undergraduate degrees in cutting-edge concentrations like Computer Science, Cybersecurity, and Data Analysis. New students enrolling from Code Differently will also enjoy the added …
Easterseals Celebrates Advocacy for Developmental Disability Awareness Month
Asa Mebane is a man of many accomplishments. Not only is he a stellar employee, working as part of a crew that keeps state buildings clean, he recently added “advocate” to his list of accomplishments when he went to Legislative Hall in Dover to testify for fair treatment for people with disabilities. Asa also happens to have a developmental disability. …
Amtrak to invest millions in controversial Wilmington site
In 2022, a government watchdog said a Wilmington office building Amtrak bought for a lofty $41 million was structurally unfit for its intended use, and that the rail company’s goal of saving money by moving hundreds of workers to the site rested on unrealistic assumptions. In spite of the critique from the Amtrak Office of Inspector General, rail company executives persisted …
Beebe Healthcare Presents Annual Awards to Teams Committed to Optimizing Quality and Safety
Quality and safety are important organizational priorities at Beebe Healthcare, and hospital leaders are committed to recognizing those who are going above and beyond the call of duty in this arena. Each year, Beebe’s Quality and Safety Committee presents awards to teams that have worked to resolve operational roadblocks through the implementation of new quality and safety initiatives. Teams present …
Celebrating Delaware’s Trailblazers: Women’s Hall of Fame Art Exhibition in Partnership with the University of Delaware
The Office of Women’s Advancement and Advocacy, in collaboration with the University of Delaware, announces the opening of the annual Women’s Hall of Fame Art Exhibition. The showcase, featuring portraits by Delaware Artist, Theresa Walton, pays homage to outstanding Delaware women and marks the start of Women’s History Month in March. This unique collaboration with the University of Delaware reflects …
YMCA of Delaware Announces 2024 Global Teens Trip to Kenya
The YMCA of Delaware is excited to announce the 2024 Global Teens Trip to Kenya, a transformative two-week study abroad opportunity for young people in Delaware. In partnership with New Castle County, this program aims to develop international understanding, leadership skills, and cultural competency among youth, while providing service-learning opportunities. The program is open to young people ages 16-19 who …