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  Health officials OK conditions at Planned Parenthood

  By Kara Nuzback - Jun 20
  Public health officials say Planned Parenthood in Wilmington has corrected unsafe and unsanitary conditions. Two former nurses at Planned Parenthoo...
  

• Supreme Court clears Dewey mayor of ethics violations

  By Kara Nuzback - Jun 19
  The mayor of Dewey Beach has come out on top of a two-year legal battle to clear her name of ethics violations. Delaware Supreme Court affirmed a ...
  

• Human remains found near Lincoln railroad tracks

  By Melissa Steele - Jun 19
  A decomposed body was found June 18 by three boys walking along the railroad tracks in Lincoln. The boys were walking around 1 p.m. when they ...
  
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  Commission rejects proposal to allow Dewey Beer Company

  By Kara Nuzback - Jun 19
  Dewey planners shot down an ordinance that would have allowed a microbrewery to set up shop in the old Bishop’s Coffee Company storefront. But the ...
  
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  House Speaker reflects on a busy session

  By Kara Nuzback - Jun 19
  It’s been a busy six months for Delaware’s Speaker of the House. Rep. Pete Schwartzkopf, D-Rehoboth Beach, said since he was elected speaker in ...
  
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  Raw milk could be legalized in Delaware

  By Rachel Swick Mavity - Jun 19
  The state House is set to consider a measure that allows the sale of raw milk. House Bill 150, which would make it legal to sell raw milk in ...
  
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  Police: Couple illegally used credit card

  By Melissa Steele - Jun 18
  Delaware State Police are searching for a man and woman they say illegally used a credit card and ran up more than $1,000 in purchases. On May 2, ...
  

• Bank cleared, but no carbon monoxide detected

  By Melissa Steele - Jun 18
  The Citizens Bank on Route 1 was closed at 11:15 a.m. June 17 after employees said they felt nauseous and lightheaded, police say. Firefighters ...
  

• Pedestrian struck in slow-moving traffic

  By Melissa Steele - Jun 18
  A 24-year-old Millsboro man was struck June 17 as he tried to cross Route 1 in heavy, slow-moving traffic, police say. Jerry E. Henry was crossing ...
  

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  Magee Farms, Carper celebrate passage of Farm Bill

  By Rachel Swick Mavity - Jun 20
  Ellen Magee of Magee Farms said the proposed Farm Bill will bring much-needed funding to local farmers. The $955 billion Farm Bill passed the U.S. ...
  

• Midway Assembly of God offers Kingdom Rock Vacation Bible School

  Jun 20
  Midway Assembly of God will host Kingdom Rock, its 26th consecutive Vacation Bible School, from Monday, June 24 through Friday, June 28, starting ...
  

• State children’s department announces community mini-grants

  Jun 19
  Delaware community-based organizations have until the end of June to apply for two types of mini-grants as part of the 2013 Alternative Community ...
  
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  Sussex County Cancer Survivors Fund honored with Spirit of Hope Award at 10th Annual Miracle Mile

  Jun 19
  The Sussex County Cancer Survivors Fund was honored June 8 with the new Spirit of Hope Caregivers Award for its support of local cancer patients ...
  
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  Worcester Prep names Grade 3 super spellers

  Jun 19
  Worcester Preparatory School's 2013 Grade 3 Spelling Bee winners are (l-r) Maggie Miller, Salisbury, Md., first place; Grace Baeurle, Rehoboth ...
  
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  Not a lot of fish, but a whole lot of fun

  Jun 19
  Dozens of young anglers and their families turned out to try their best at hooking a fish in Lewes Canalfront Park during the June 9 Fish 'n Fun ...