This Week’s Top Stories Include 8th annual HBCU Week starts in Wilmington Sunday Restaurant Industry to Honor Mrs. Robino’s at Annual Cornerstone Awards $20M grant to buy eco-friendly ferry for Cape May-Lewes run Survey: many teachers injured by students, lose class time Week 2 Premier PT Player of the Week, Tower Hill’s Fischer Click on the image below to view …
When Delaware starts allowing the legal sale of marijuana April 1, 2025, the state should get between $28.8 million and $42 million in taxes per year, predicted the man in charge of overseeing the new business sector. Marijuana Commissioner Robert Coupe to the Central Delaware Economic Summit Tuesday that the difference in the two amounts is how the math was …
