AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection Day: Delaware voters headed to the polls in races including Sen. Chris Coons’ bid for a fourth term and contests for state Senate and House seats. Voters cited the economy and affordability among their top concerns. Food Assistance: New federal SNAP stocking rules take effect Wednesday, requiring many retailers to carry more staple foods. Delaware has 734 SNAP-authorized stores, with small retailers likely to face the biggest changes. Higher Education: Delaware State University has completed its acquisition of Wesley College, adding a Dover campus and 14 academic programs, including occupational therapy. The campus will become DSU’s Wesley College of Health & Behavioral Sciences. Household Costs: Delaware’s weatherization program has helped more than 3,000 families improve home energy efficiency since 2013, offering repairs to reduce energy loss and bills. Energy Oversight: Delaware’s public advocate says Delmarva Power’s profits may be too high, raising a new question for state regulators about utility costs.
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