Day: April 24, 2020

To bring much-needed COVID-19 testing to more areas of our community, ChristianaCare conducted a mobile testing site in the City of Wilmington on Tuesday, April 21 at P.S. DuPont Middle …

ChristianaCare Test 618 For COVID-19 In Wilmington And Georgetown Read More

Over the last few days rumors that the USAF Thunderbirds and NAVY Blue Angles would be flying over our region to recognize healthcare workers, first responders, and other essential personnel. A …

Thunderbirds, Blue Angels May Fly Over Wilmington Soon Read More

April 24, 2020 — (Wilmington, Delaware) — The Diocese of Wilmington will close all school buildings for the remainder of the school year in both Delaware and the Eastern Shore …

Catholic Diocese Of Wilmington Closes Its Delaware And Maryland Schools Read More

Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) is temporarily pausing application submissions for the Delaware Housing Assistance Program (DE HAP). Pausing the program will allow DSHA to explore how resources from the …

Overwhelmed, DSHA Pauses Delaware Emergency Rental Assistance Program, Assess Available Resources Read More

In a live press conference Friday, Delaware Governor John Carney ordered schools closed for the remainder of the school year. “But we expect that schools and teachers would finish out …

Carney Makes Official, Delaware Schools Closed For The Rest Of The School Year Read More

CAPE MAY, NJ – Today, Cape May – Lewes Ferry (CMLF) officials announce that the Delaware Bay ferry service will be accepting freight for the first time in its history. …

Cape May – Lewes Ferry Introduces Freight Delivery Service, First Time In History Read More