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Arts & Life
- History Matters: Judy Johnson
- No small feat: Reimagining Howard Pyle’s work
- The Tide Turns: Early signs indicate growing demand for Delaware beach rentals
- Artists’ collective energy brightens outlook for business
- Changes to Delaware liquor laws give some reason to raise a glass
- History Matters: Envelopes and stationery provide unique Civil War perspective
- Whodunit? Mother-son mystery writing team with Delaware roots keep real identities under cover
- Family-friendly New Year’s Eve options shrinking in First State
- Not Your Grandfather’s Library: In a digital world, Delaware libraries are evolving
- History Matters: Christmas Seals – The Legacy of Emily Bissell
- Served with a slice of history
- Reaching new heights on the hardwood
- Signs of success at Delaware Children’s Museum as second anniversary nears
- Biggs Museum spotlights masterworks from online artists community
- Biggs Museum spotlights masterworks from online artists community
- Delaware By Hand: Masterworks 2011 Exhibit information
- Honoring Delaware’s veterans
- Delaware Art Museum: Behind the scenes of a centennial celebration
- Addressing the needs of county parks
- Challenges and opportunities in Delaware State Park preservation
- Pursuing hidden history in Delaware
- Guiding dollars to Delaware: New travel guide aims to boost state tourism
- Bridgeville bound: Tourists flock to town’s fall festivals
- Schwartz Center for the Arts celebrates 10th anniversary
- Volunteers press forward with quest to create Fort Miles museum
- Writing a new chapter in Quaker Hill’s history
- Homebuilder aims to inspire further restoration in Quaker Hill
- NASCAR’s economic impact in Delaware still strong despite smaller crowds
- Local charities welcome NASCAR support
- Blue Hens and Hornets: Ready to be a Rivalry?
- Cooch’s Bridge: Delaware’s lone Revolutionary War battle
- Proposed C&D Canal Recreation Trail gets “green light”
- Addressing concussions in college sports
- Delaware pushes to curtail concussions in scholastic sports
- Better venues may not be a pipe dream for Delaware skateboarders
- Volunteering vacationers help restore historic hangar
- Preserving pieces of history in New Castle County
- The Giuseppe Bellanca story
- Visiting Bellanca Airfield Museum
- Life after Borders: Delaware’s independent bookstores still fight to survive
- Digital dilemma: Some independent theaters could go dark as movies go digital
- A walk down memory lane at the Clayton Theatre
- Education as a tool to rebuild Haiti
- Maintaining aid after the spotlight fades
- Answering the call for help in Japan
- Haiti Family Initiative fundraising efforts
- Proposed Kent County sports complex aims for share of youth sports market
- Brandywine Valley museums band together in slumping economy
- Full Interview with Hagley Museum and Library Executive Director Geoff Halfpenny
- Mobilizing to help a Haitian child in need
- B+ Racing seeks more than trips to victory lane
- Deal-aware?: Marketing via online deal sites gets mixed reviews in Delaware
- How Delaware’s deal services differ from the national giants
- Expanding your business through online marketing deals
- UD professors examine what makes world’s top women’s soccer teams tick
- Study aims to ensure that all is well in New Castle
- From Crow to Quigley: A unique agricultural history at Penn Farm
- Penn Farm: Renewing the vision of William Penn
- The First State’s first lady: Carla Markell
- Full interview with First Lady of Delaware Carla Markell
- Beach businesses hope economic tide turns in 2011
- Film chronicles history of Delaware’s Coastal Zone Act and its legacy
- Clifford Brown’s legacy: Jazz in Delaware today
- Nonprofits learning to make social media work for them
- For Blue-Gold football all-stars, it’s about more than X’s and O’s
- Reluctant “rock” star: Where is Delaware’s moon rock?
- Crossing the finish line
- Personal experiences fuel fundraising missions
- Pedaling with a purpose
- Art schooled: Artists get lessons in turning craft into a career
- Seeing the Civil War through Delaware’s eyes
- Old air control tower prepares to handle new kind of traffic
- Filmmaker Ken Burns lends name to push for National Park in Delaware
- If you market, will they come? New campaign launches to draw audiences to Wilmington
- Complete interview with Brianna Hansen
- New CEO brings fresh perspective to caretaker of state’s history
- Interview with new Delaware Historical Society CEO Scott Loehr
- Common Wealth Award winners for 2011 honored in Wilmington
- Connecting countries through culture and education
- New Queen Theatre debuts with grand opening ceremony
- Restored historic John Bell House joins First State Heritage Park
- Luke Matheny’s journey from Delaware to Oscar
- Queen’s new reign lifts hopes for Wilmington revitalization
- Vision of bringing the Queen back to life close to reality for Taylor
- Oscar winner Luke Matheny returns home to Delaware
- Preserving Gov. Peterson’s legacy on the Wilmington Riverfront
- UD Library working to build political Special Collections
- Will DE get a National Park? Carper tries again with new strategy
Business & Innovation
- Recycling law creates cost cutting opportunities for haulers and residents
- New federal funding may move Delaware River channel-deepening project forward
- Community drugstores emphasize customer care in competition with chains
- Bank of America adds jobs, donates building for charter schools in Delaware
- Fisker lays off 26 workers, delays Wilmington start up
- Revitalizing Delaware’s downtowns, one Main Street at a time.
- U.S. offshore wind ruling may revive Bluewater prospects
- Getting Down to (Small) Business
- Fisker plant in Delaware on track despite Karma recall
- Dissecting what put Delaware’s offshore wind farm plan in peril
- Markell administration says EPA report validates fracking stance
- Background checks: How much digging is too much?
- Retailers and consumers ready for start of holiday shopping season
- Hiring for the holiday shopping season in Delaware a mixed bag.
- Markell fracking vote may mark turning point in gas debate, critics say
- Understanding Social Security: Social Security and retirement planning
- Delaware poultry industry expects some help from U.S. trade agreements
- Creating a banking option for Wilmington’s low income residents
- Public Service Commission gives Bloom Energy deal its approval
- Whole Foods’ new Pennsylvania location eyes Delaware customers
- Delaware City refinery restart hailed for economic impact
- Delaware feels the pain of rising poverty
- E-Mail Forum: The state of Delaware’s banking/financial services industry
- Shared space: Co-working in Delaware
- Staying at forefront of solar technology development remains UD priority
- UD partners with NRG to promote vehicle-to-grid technology
- Delaware seeks ways to help ex-cons enter the workforce
- Spotlight falls on short films during Wilmington’s Fringe Festival
- Delaware’s Wine and Ale Trail
- Delaware breweries and wineries seek to tap into growing market
- Delaware poultry farmers may get relief from Chinese tariffs
- Senator Carper Q&A on the U.S. Postal Service
- Delawareans still see a place for struggling U.S. Postal Service
- Delaware drivers take Fisker Karma for test spin
- Where and when to get dry ice
- Power outages likely to linger after Hurricane Irene leaves
- Get Smart? Delmarva Power moves customers to smart meters
- Delaware Electric Cooperative’s “Beat the Peak” program
- Raw milk’s popularity churns debate over its benefits in the First State
- First wave of Fisker economic impact
- ING future in Delaware uncertain after Capital One takeover
- O’Mara: ‘More important to be right than fast’ on gas drilling
- Allen Family Foods bankruptcy has Delaware poultry farmers on edge
- Chickens play a big role in Delmarva economy, history
- Delaware farmers endure high corn prices
- Delaware not ready to join push for mandatory paid sick days
- NRG buys more time for wind-farm negotiations
- Flying into a headwind: The effort to save Delaware’s off-shore wind project
- Bankruptcy filings in Delaware still on the rise, bucking national trend.
- Economic recovery may not be colorblind when it comes to jobs
- Jobs in “Bloom”?: Delaware attracts fuel cell company to old Chrysler Newark site
- Effort to add new casino venues in Delaware stalls in committee again
- State House approves Gov. Markell’s tax cut proposals
- Gov. Markell proposes $2.6 million in new clean-water funding
- Planting the seeds for a new life
- How the composting process works
- The next generation of farmland preservation policy
- Bill seeks to uncork wine delivery to Delaware
- Composting company works to win over neighbors
- Waste not, want not: Wilmington compost center bets on “green’ business model
- How they sort it so you don’t have to: The mechanics of single-stream recycling
- Tips to lower your trash/recycling expenses
- Delaware on the road to implementing “universal recycling”
- Delaware set to make ‘big splash’ at DC biotech trade show
- Local governments get involved in big-stakes game to woo business
- Should NCCo open its checkbook to lure businesses? Officials offer varied opinions
- Governor Markell begins unveiling plan to spend additional state revenue
- Organic and locally grown food: What’s in a name? What’s in it for you?
- From Wilmington to the beaches, teens face a tough job market this summer
- Transportation fund flirts with running on empty
- Wal-Mart gender bias suit: What it means to Delaware.
- Carney and Small Business Administration seek to connect small business to tax incentives
- Dover area officials lay out economic development progress in town hall
- Conversation with WSFS President and CEO Mark Turner
- Wilmington Trust’s downfall leaves WSFS as biggest bank standing
- General Assembly and Attorney General Biden pursue legislative relief for foreclosure crisis
- Cure for hurting homeowners caught in foreclosure crisis remains elusive
- The state of small business in Delaware
- M&T Bank CEO offers assessment of Wilm. Trust merger and promise of new jobs
- Success the second time around in Dover?
- Delaware River dredging battle continues without State of Delaware
- DSU developed technology leaves research lab in search of real world application
- Back to the want ads for some older workers in jobs program
- Who does SCSEP help? Profile of a beneficiary.
- Delaware seeks international business connections
- Q & A: Assessing Delaware’s push for international investment
- Delaware officials want to bring health care into the cyber age
- Slow recovery means helping hands still needed
- Little holiday cheer for Delaware’s unemployed
- Will Delaware maintain its edge in the race for offshore wind?
- Will Delaware’s windfarm be ‘Made in Delaware’?
- Searching for the ‘intersection of energy and economy’ in Delaware.
- Economic win for Sussex County as Perdue subsidiary moves headquarters to Delaware
- Next step to new life at former Chrysler plant in Newark
- It’s about jobs: Going green
- It’s about jobs: “How can I help you?”
- Wanna be a casino dealer? Get in line.
- Social Media & Delaware Politics: Q&A w/ Phil Woods
- Digging deeper into Delaware’s casino expansion
- Subtraction by addition? Delaware’s casino expansion battle
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Table games numbers
- Early results on state’s new table games: Casinos bet revenues will climb
- Gambling expansion: early results
- To irrigate or not? Tough choice for Delaware farmers
- A perfect storm of drought and heat threatens crops in southern Delaware
- Followup: Strategic Fund helps bring Sallie Mae HQ to Delaware
- GREEN INITIATIVES [AUDIO] More green for Delaware
- New challenge for Delaware nonprofits: state money with strings attached
- Big deal for small companies
- Buddy system for entrepreneurship
- State ready to spend more to lure business to Delaware
- Q & A with Professor Jim Butkiewicz
- [VIDEO] Levin on boosting business
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Strategic fund by the numbers
Commentary
- Year in Review email forum: Stories to watch in 2012
- Year in Review email forum: Stories that will have an impact beyond 2011
- Year in Review email forum: 2011 Stories you may have missed
- Year in Review email forum: Delaware’s top story in 2011
- Commentary: Navigating the Social Media revolution
- Understanding Social Security: What one study shows
- Understanding Social Security: Why should people care?
- Widener Law examines Delaware’s Coastal Zone Act’s 40 year history and legacy.
- 9/11 Remembered: Doing “what it takes” in emergency response
- 9/11 Remembered: Turning Bayonets Into Ploughshares
- 9/11 Remembered: 9/11 and U.S. Response to the “Perceived Threat”
- 9/11 Remembered: The media 10 years later
- Remembering the Civil Rights March on Washington D.C.
- Delaware’s General Assembly: Post session analysis
- Considering school district consolidation
- Delaware’s General Assembly: What’s been done, what’s left to do.
- COMMENTARY: Remembering Gov. Peterson
- COMMENTARY: Our teachers need ongoing training with targeted, measurable outcomes
- Year in Review commentary: Stories to watch in 2011
- Year in Review commentary: Stories that will have an impact beyond 2010
- Year in Review commentary: Stories you may have missed in 2010
- U.S. House Debate: Political observers’ post-debate verdict
- COMMENTARY Delaware’s 2010 Primary Election: Enter the dog catcher
- COMMENTARY: The pitfalls of polls
- COMMENTARY: Why we’ll remember the 145th General Assembly—and why we won’t
- COMMENTARY: An evolutionary step in Delaware’s drug laws
Education
- Delaware rated middle of the pack in national charter school report
- New Delaware Charter Schools Network exec. director offers a fresh perspective
- Digging deeper into Delaware’s dropout rate
- Can raising mandatory school attendance age shrink Delaware’s dropout rate?
- Going “where the girls are,” Girls Inc. goes into schools to help at-risk girls.
- When Delaware teens become mothers, DAPI helps them stay in school.
- Teacher evaluations a top DOE priority
- Bringing reassessment into the conversation
- Adding transparency to school finance system
- Simplifying Delaware’s school funding system is a complex issue
- At Urban Promise Academy, love and learning go hand-in-hand.
- Delaware gets feedback from feds on Race to the Top efforts
- Preparing to move into a new home, Layton Prep offers students a place to thrive.
- Year in Review email forum: Delaware election races to watch in 2012
- Tena Gladney gives parents something to be glad about at Howard.
- For struggling Delaware schools, it’s not easy being PZ.
- Delaware earns Race to the Top early childhood learning money
- Explaining teacher concerns over “Component 5″
- New method for grading teachers gets an “incomplete”
- Why teaching Chinese is a priority in Delaware
- 美国第一州学生踏出学中文第一步 (Translation: First State students take first steps to learn Chinese)
- What’s next for distance learning in Delaware?
- Red Clay first to bring distance learning online in Delaware public schools
- DSU researchers help NASA explore Mars
- UD and Delaware Dept. of Education outline state budget requests
- DSU and Del Tech pitch for piece of next state budget
- Policing Social Media in Schools
- Race to the Top programs: Making time to make things better
- Race to the Top programs: Diving deeper into student performance data
- Race to the Top programs: Now and in the future
- The value of one on one: Measuring mentoring’s impact in Delaware
- Major decision: Should job prospects influence college course of study?
- Highlights of Vice President Biden’s James R. Soles Lecture on the Constitution and Citizenship
- Vice President Biden donates Senate papers to UD Library’s Special Collections
- New charter school profile: Las Américas ASPIRA Academy
- New charter school profile: Gateway Lab School
- New charter school profile: Delaware Academy of Public Safety and Security
- Delaware’s new charter schools learn lessons before teaching them
- Department of Education announces six new schools enter Partnership Zone
- Gov. Markell signs concussion bill into law
- Concussions 101
- Delaware’s response to Hurricane Irene: What can be learned?
- New charter school oversight law seen as starting point – not finish line
- First State’s ag future showcased at Delaware State Fair
- For prospective principals, school is still in session.
- The people behind Delaware’s principal training program.
- Pencader Charter and Reach Academy get reprieves from State Board of Education
- New state test scores show less than expected drop in student proficiency
- DASEF making slow but steady progress on big plans
- Charter school avoids closure by the state
- Students, parents, and teachers rally to “Save Pencader Charter”
- Parents seek a second chance for troubled charter school
- Full interview with Vision Network Exec. Director Mark Murphy
- New Vision Network executive director offers view of Delaware education
- Charter 2.0: Revamping how charter schools in Delaware work
- Q&A with former Charter School of Wilmington president Ron Russo
- Delaware Charter Schools FAQ
- National Association of Charter School Authorizers evaluation of Delaware charter system
- Red Clay School District reimagines summer school
- UD President Harker offers his “State of the University”
- Full interview with UD President Patrick Harker
- Teaching educators how to engage parents
- Full interview with Dr. Mavis Sanders
- The consolidation question: How many school districts is enough?
- The consolidation question: How much money could be saved?
- The consolidation question: Is now the time?
- Rethinking how to make parents a bigger part of the education equation
- Gov. Markell targets education in final piece of plan to spend additional state revenue
- Delaware seeks to lead in push for greater cyber security
- Gov. Markell signs bill to help schools hire teachers sooner
- Setting Delaware’s high school graduates on a career path
- Charter School of Wilmington names Charles Baldwin its new president
- One year later, Vice President Biden and DE officials say Race to the Top win making a difference
- Teaching marine science from way, way down under
- Beyond the buzzword: How to teach STEM in schools
- Clarity and direction sought in Delaware’s STEM education effort
- Kaufman prepared to tackle STEM education in Delaware.
- Teaching the teachers
- Professional development makes teaching “a way of life”
- Out of foster care, into college
- Pushing back against bullying at school
- Hopes raised for Delaware student testing
- Indian River takes childhood obesity battle into the classroom
- Decade old Newark Charter draws overflow of applicants
- Luck of the draw determines who gets in Newark Charter
- Eliminating one-size-fits-all funding for special needs students
- Local experts attack growing issue of cyberbullying
- Delaware schools’ track record is “not acceptable,” education secretary says
- Private schools increasing financial aid to retain students
- University of Delaware explores adding law school
- DelDOT and DSU partner on transportation job training
- State task force addresses late hiring of teachers
- Department of Education hopes dialogue will defray costs
Featured Posts
- Understanding Social Security: A forum on Social Security’s roots, issues and future
- Delaware assessing damage as Hurricane Irene pulls away
- Gov. Markell updates storm response as Irene begins to pound Delaware
- Governor Markell expands Hurricane Irene emergency response
- Now under hurricane warning, Delaware declares state of emergency in face of Irene
- A.I. duPont Hospital for Children ready to begin expansion
- The death penalty’s future in Delaware
- Bloom Energy legislation on fast track in General Assembly
- Gov. Markell offers tax and debt reduction plan
GOP Response
Gov. Markell's Weekly Address
- Governor Jack Markell Weekly Address: February 17, 2012
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- Governor Jack Markell Weekly Address: December 30, 2011
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- Governor Jack Markell Weekly Address: August 19, 2011
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- Governor Jack Markell’s weekly address – August 5, 2010
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – July 29, 2011
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- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – July 1, 2011
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- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – February 25, 2011
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Government & Politics
- Joint Finance Committee hears from Dept. of Education and DEDO at budget hearings
- Seeking solutions to “incredibly complex issue” of drug shortages
- Gov. Markell’s offers FY 2013 budget proposal
- General Assembly considers open government bills
- Markell focuses on jobs, education and health care costs in State of the State
- No Child Allowed Outside: Children find refuge from violence throughout Wilmington
- No Child Allowed Outside: Children suffer toxic effects of chronic violence in Wilmington
- No Child Allowed Outside: Urban violence surrounds children in Wilmington
- Delaware’s Bradley bills: Effective in raising voices to stop child sexual abuse?
- NCCo Executive Clark says county on “firm financial footing” in State of the County address
- Kevin Wade launches bid for U.S. Senate
- Legislators begin to form 2012 agenda
- Governor Jack Markell Weekly Address: January 6, 2012
- The “driving” factors in the push for more passenger rail in Delaware
- Latest revenue forecast adds little to Delaware’s budget bottom line
- Study of Delaware kids reinforces link between fitness and student performance
- Delaware lawmakers seek end to Washington gridlock
- Long-term care residents finding their way back home
- A snapshot of Delaware Aging and Disability Resource Center services
- Staying independent: State assists seniors seeking care close to home
- Fracking critics urge officials to block Delaware Basin gas development
- Understanding Social Security: A forum on Social Security’s roots, issues and future
- Understanding Social Security: What Delaware seniors think
- Understanding Social Security: Social Security 101
- Governor Jack Markell Weekly Address: October 28, 2011
- Rules of the road: Cell phone, seat belt laws make a difference, but how much?
- Work to improve I-95 targets 202 interchange next
- India-Pakistan relations dissected at Wilmington Rotary’s Pakistan Project forum
- Fostering better health for Delaware’s foster kids
- U.S. Postal Service remains crucial resource for nonprofits
- Additional transparency comes with new health insurance “rate review” regulation
- Rising Threat: Policymakers grapple with huge sea-level rise challenge
- Rising Threat: Lewes braces for ‘greatest threat’ of sea-level rise
- Rising Threat: Distant scenario or current menace in Kent County?
- Full interview with Disaster Research Center Director James Kendra
- Full Interview with Disaster Research Center Associate Director Tricia Wachtendorf
- Delaware begins recovery after Hurricane Irene
- Wilmington orders evacuations as Irene looms near
- Delaware braces for Hurricane Irene, urges visitors to avoid the state
- Rising Threat: City of New Castle plans dike repair to repel rising seas
- Rising Threat: Rising seas threaten Delaware coast, test policymakers
- The history of death penalty in Delaware
- Delaware congressional delegation backs debt ceiling deal
- Delaware carries out first execution since 2005
- Full interview with DSU political science prof. Sam Hoff
- Debt ceiling debate from a Delaware perspective
- State and U.S Department of Justice sign Delaware Psychiatric Center settlement
- Governor Markell generally satisfied with 2011 legislative session
- General Assembly completes 2011 legislative business
- State Senate passes 2012 budget
- Delaware House OK’s redistricting bill
- Delaware House approves 2012 budget
- Redistricting and charter schools on General Assembly’s “to do” list this week
- Concern for young respiratory patients rising along with summer ozone levels
- Last state revenue estimate sets stage for final spending decisions
- 2012 Delaware state budget ready for review
- Legislation seeks to stiffen penalties for repeat drunk drivers
- Carney and constituents tackle federal budget issues
- State Senate hears public comment on its redistricting plan
- Steering a new course: Gov. Markell nominates new DelDOT Secretary
- Public has its say on House redistricting plan
- General Assembly readies for June workload
- Retooling Delaware’s Republican Party
- Full interview with new Delaware Republican Party chairman John Sigler
- Moving beyond the bin Laden raid: U.S. relations with Pakistan
- Full interview with human and women’s rights activist Bushra Aitzaz
- Redistricting plans for State House and Senate unveiled
- Latest state revenue estimate adds to available funds
- House Republicans have their own ideas how to spend additional state revenue
- Delaware health care providers coping with growing drug shortage issue
- Governor Markell signs civil unions bill into law
- Legislative tug-of-war over energy policy
- Medical Marijuana bill gets through House – but with amendments
- Keeping a watchful eye on redistricting
- Interview: President of DE League of Women Voters, Susan Spence
- Legislators offer Transportation Trust Fund fixes
- U.S. security in a post-bin Laden world
- Sen. Carper says better India-Pakistan relations could help Afghanistan.
- Civil Unions bill passes DE House of Representatives
- Civil Union bill clears Delaware State Senate
- Delaware General Assembly promises an open redistricting process
- Delaware university and college presidents pledge stronger collaboration
- General Assembly considers DelDOT land acquisition and public employee benefits
- Medical Marijuana bill clears first hurdle in State Senate
- “Operation Pressure Point” adds Delaware state police presence to Wilmington
- Identifying Delaware’s Banks
- The Growth of WSFS
- Wilmington Mayor Jim Baker throws out budget address script, rips into City Council
- General Assembly moves on Medical Marijuana bill
- Supporters say the climate is right to bring same sex civil unions bill to Legislative Hall.
- County Executive Paul Clark unveils 2012 New Castle County budget plan
- New Delaware revenue estimate sees more in state coffers
- Looking inside Delaware’s 2010 Census numbers
- General Assembly moves forward on familiar issues as it returns to work
- Belt tightening has already begun as New Castle County prepares for budget debate.
- Crunching the numbers: Coping with Delaware’s Medicaid costs
- Analyzing the Supreme Court’s Westboro Baptist decision
- Vying for budget dollars in front of the Joint Finance Committee
- VIDEO: Gov. Russell W. Peterson: Rebel with a Conscience
- Former Delaware Gov. Russell Peterson dies at 94
- New A.I. duPont Hospital for Children CEO accepts challenge of leading “dynamic institution”
- Casino developers will try their luck again in Dover
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – February 4, 2011
- Senator Coons highlights manufacturing in first Senate floor speech
- Gov. Markell says proposed budget is about “needs not wants”
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – January 28, 2011
- Delaware congressional delegation reacts to State of the Union address
- Amid leadership transition and budget struggles, NCCo begins updating comprehensive plan
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – January 21, 2011
- State of the State: Gov. Markell says DE digging out from “economic blizzard”
- Transition team delivers its recommendations to New Castle County executive
- Leadership transition continues in New Castle County
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – January 14, 2011
- Kovach wins special election for NCCo council president; first GOP countywide victory in more than a decade
- Budget and other issues loom as General Assembly opens 146th session
- Candidates for NCCo Council president square off
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – January 7, 2011
- Sparks fly in final week before special election for New Castle County Council president
- New Year to bring new look to recycling in Delaware
- Flowers sworn in as Delaware state treasurer
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – December 30, 2010
- Year in Review commentary: Top political story of 2010
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – December 23, 2010
- Flat state revenue forecast seen as good news
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – December 17, 2010
- DeLuca survives state Senate leadership challenge
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – December 10, 2010
- Hand held cell phone and text ban coming soon to DE roads
- Reorganization hands DE House Republican leadership positions to Lavelle and Hocker
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – December 3, 2010
- The job is weeks away, but Rep.-elect Carney’s to-do list is long
- Losing candidates’ advice for Delaware GOP: more tolerance, focus on fiscal issues
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – November 25, 2010
- New Castle County Executive Clark lays out his vision to County Council
- Delaware Democrats select Sheldon as nominee for New Castle County Council president
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – November 19, 2010
- Renewing the push to streamline Delaware’s drug laws.
- GOP names Kovach candidate for New Castle County Council president
- DE House Democrats keep leaders in place, set priorities for new legislative session
- Transition Day
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – November 12, 2010
- Budget woes force City of Wilmington layoffs
- Post election plea for civility
- Lt. Governor Denn touts dramatic results of bipartisan workers’ compensation reform
- Pakistani Ambassador to U.S. discusses Pakistan’s role as “critical ally” in Wilmington visit
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – November 5, 2010
- Rainy Return Day tries to wash away political divisions
- Coons and Carney look ahead to working on Capitol Hill
- Castle on future run: “Never say never”
- Coons KO’s O’Donnell to take Delaware’s U.S. Senate race
- Election 2010: Delaware bucks national trend
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Election Results
- Strong turnout fuels 2010 midterm election
- Down to the wire: Election 2010
- Tea party for thee, but not for me, say some Delaware liberals
- A different face of the tea party
- Defining “voter anger”
- Power will dim for Delaware’s congressional delegation
- Control of Delaware’s redistricting up for grabs on Election Day
- Down-ballot drama: New polling shows treasurer’s race still a tossup
- Race for the state’s 6th House district: Debra Heffernan
- Race for the state’s 6th House district: Tom Kovach
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – October 29, 2010
- Do the numbers lie? New Delaware U.S Senate poll results
- Feeling frustrated: Voter discontent in Delaware
- Race for state’s 18th House district: Mike Barbieri
- Race for state’s 18th House district: Terry Spence
- Race for state’s 36th House district: Russ McCabe
- Race for state’s 36th House district: Harvey Kenton
- Race for state’s 9th House district: John Marino
- Race for state’s 9th House district: Rebecca Walker
- Rove and Dean bring national election perspective to UD
- Neck and neck candidates go head to head: State treasurer candidates’ roundtable
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Recent Delaware state treasurers
- GOP Weekly Address – October 29, 2010
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – October 22, 2010
- Latest Coons and O’Donnell U.S. Senate debate a testy exchange
- Obama’s Delaware visit energizes both sides in U.S Senate race
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – October 15, 2010
- GOP Weekly Address – October 15, 2010
- U.S. Senate Debate: Local political observers’ post-debate verdict
- Dizzy from the spin: U.S. Senate debate
- Complete video of Delaware’s 2010 U.S. Senate debate
- Coons and O’Donnell spar in front of national audience
- Senate candidates leave impression but fail to change minds
- Coons, O’Donnell supporters rally at DFM/UD debate
- Delaware Debates 2010: U.S. Senate
- U.S. Senate Debate: What local political observers want to see
- U.S. Senate campaign snapshots
- Delaware Debates 2010: Carney vs. Urquhart
- Schooling voters on the political process
- Complete video of Delaware’s 2010 U.S. House debate
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – October 8, 2010
- GOP Weekly Address – October 8, 2010
- Dizzy from the spin
- 2010 U.S. House debate slideshow
- U.S. House debate makes an impression on audience
- Carney and Urquhart square off in a vigorous debate
- Where things stand: Coons-O’Donnell polls
- Strong Carney lead in polls puts debate pressure on Urquhart
- U.S. House debate: What keen observers hope candidates will deliver
- Early Announcement
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – October 1, 2010
- GOP Weekly Address – October 1, 2010
- Senator Kaufman’s farewell
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Voter information
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – September 24, 2010
- GOP Weekly Address September 24, 2010
- Tea party vote: Who benefits?
- Meet Delaware’s tea party
- Delaware First Media U.S. Senate debate goes national
- And the race is on
- GOP Weekly Message – September 17, 2010
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – September 17, 2010
- Mending fences post primary
- Buck the establishment: The new Delaware Way?
- The quiet upset
- Coons ready for O’Donnell challenge
- Rollins concedes U.S. House primary to Urquhart
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Primary Election Results
- O’Donnell topples Castle in U.S. Senate primary
- Flowers overcomes Jones-Potter in treasurer’s primary
- Urquhart claims victory in Republican U.S. House primary
- Upset possible?
- Showing up may be the battle
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Primary turnout history
- GOP Weekly Message – September 10, 2010
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – September 10, 2010
- Delaware: Home of poll-free campaigns?
- Civility Lost?
- No GOP Opponent for Attorney General Biden
- GOP Weekly Message – September 3, 2010
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – September 3, 2010
- The race for state treasurer: Colin Bonini
- The race for state treasurer: Chip Flowers
- The race for state treasurer: Velda Jones-Potter
- Political spotlight falls on state treasurer’s race
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – August 27, 2010
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – August 20, 2010
- Online government garage sales
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – August 13, 2010
- Now trending: campaigns seek social media edge
- DELAWARE IN FACT: The state of social media use
- Delaware wants to “friend” you
- Delaware opens new sports betting season
- Governor Jack Markell’s Weekly Message – August 6, 2010
- Many legislators, and hopefuls, don’t quit their day jobs
- Recycling wastewater for irrigation
- DELAWARE IN FACT: Complete 2010 candidate list
- Party perspectives on Election 2010
- Candidates line up to run
- Bridging gaps in community service funding
- Closure through a closed loophole
- No summer vacation for Senator Kaufman
- Cathcart: “No regrets” leaving
- Interview: Retiring State House leader
- Cell phone driving: What’s banned, what’s not
- Welcome to Delaware. Put down your cell phone.
- Political caution in a new legislative environment
- Candidates weigh in on 2011 budget
- [AUDIO] Governor’s closing remarks
- Legislature works in the “sunshine” this time
- More nibbles than bites in Delaware’s effort to curb spending
- Markell on the final budget push – VIDEO
- Rethinking Delaware’s drug laws: bill seeks new approach to sentencing
- Drug treatment instead of prison could strain rehab programs
- Election-year consensus on easing drug penalties? How?
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