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Delaware police chiefs association opposes ‘rushed’ House bills
Delaware law enforcement has not just supported meaningful reform, we’ve been at the forefront of it, driving the conversation, shaping the policy and ensuring it works in practice as well as on paper. Through House Bill 205 and HB 206, we helped...

Delaware County church services: June 20, 2025, edition
Note: Emailed entries only to editor@delcotimes.com by Wednesday at noon. First time listing Unitarian Universalist Church of Delaware County: 145 W. Rose Tree Road, Media, service is Sunday at 10 a.m. Summer Transformation: Summer is often...

Delaware Lottery Play 3 Day, Play 3 Night winning numbers for June 19, 2025
The Delaware Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Thursday, June 19, 2025 results for each game: Winning Play 3 numbers from June 19 drawing Day: 4-8-9 Night: 4-7-1 Check Play 3 payouts and previous...

Why this bill wants to allow Delaware property transfer without probate
A Delaware bill aims to simplify the inheritance process for homeowners with a Transfer on Death deed. These deeds allow real estate property to transfer to named beneficiaries, bypassing probate. Supporters say transfer on death deeds offer a...

What Can Be Done to Shield State and Local Officials From Political Violence?
The assassination of political leaders in Minnesota is a shocking reminder of the worst consequences from a climate of political division. Researchers have documented an increase in threats against public officials in recent years. The great...

Md. man now in custody for Pennsylvania bank robbery
THE MANHEIM TOWNSHIP POLICE. MONTHS AFTER A BANK ROBBERY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY. POLICE SAY THEY HAVE ARRESTED A MAN FROM MARYLAND. 43 YEAR-OLD PHILIP BROOKS IS CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH THE INCIDENT. BACK ON FEBRUARY 5TH AT THE MIDDLETOWN VALLEY...

Delaware Park basketball courts named in honor of former Buffalo Mayor Masiello
A special dedication for a former mayor of Buffalo. BUFFALO, N.Y. — Back in the day, Anthony M. Masiello was a force on the hardwood. From his days at Cardinal Dougherty High School to Canisius College, basketball is where he connected with people...

The Judges of Y’all Street: Riding with the New Texas Business Court
Normally, developments in corporate law are slow-moving—but not over the past year or so. Texas, among other jurisdictions, has been acting fast to capitalize on cracks in Delaware’s armor as the leading state of incorporation and source of...

Delaware officials urge caution as peak tick season begins
As summer temperatures rise and more Delawareans head outdoors, state health and environmental officials are warning of increased risks from ticks and tick-borne illnesses. The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) and the Department of Natural...

Delaware Shakespeare brings bilingual musical to Rockwood Park
WILMINGTON— Delaware Shakespeare is reimagining a comedy favorite with Twelfth Night, O Lo Que Quieras, a bilingual musical adaptation set to run July 17 through August 3 at Rockwood Park as part of the 2025 Summer Festival. The production blends...

Delaware Chancery Court Dismisses Unripe Challenges to and Upholds Enforcement of Advance Notice Bylaws
Advance notice bylaws are commonplace among public companies. Nearly all S&P 500 companies have a version of advance notice bylaws. Generally speaking, advance notice bylaws require that stockholders provide written notice and certain information...

Court: Groups Can Seek Legal Actions Against Bankrupt Coal Company
Home » Court: Groups Can Seek Legal Actions Against Bankrupt Coal Company Curtis Tate Published June 19, 2025 - 3:54 pm The candy darter is an endangered species that conservation groups say is threatened by coal operations.Ryan Hagerty / USFWS...

Delaware Court Awards More Than $180 Million for Breach of Commercially Reasonable Efforts Obligation in Drug Development Milestone Dispute
On June 11, 2025, the Delaware Court of Chancery found Alexion Pharmaceuticals liable for more than $180 million in damages to former stockholders of Syntimmune, Inc., following the Court’s September 2024 ruling that Alexion breached its...

Delaware restaurants on Chef Guy Fieri's 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives'
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri visited six New Castle County, Delaware restaurants in 2019 for his Food Network show "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives." Some of the restaurants Fieri visited have since closed, including Maiale Deli & Salumeria and Luigi...
Blendon Twp. — one of Delaware County’s southerly neighbors
This map shows the boundaries of Blendon Township. Courtesy | Blendon Twp. COLUMBUS — Here’s some information about one of our neighbors to the south. Blendon Township shares a border with three townships in Delaware County — Genoa, Harlem and...

La Plaza Delaware hosts Latina Business Summit
Latina women from around Sussex County gathered June 14, to network and learn from other entrepreneurs at the Latina Business Summit held at Avenue United Methodist Church in Milford. Organized by La Plaza Delaware and the Delaware Alliance of...

Delaware County council member wants to collect health impact data in wake of Crozer closures
A Delaware County Council member called for the collection of health data in light of the Crozer closures as a local pharmacist shared harrowing predicaments he now faces because of Medicaid and the health care desert that has formed in Crozer’s...

Making News in Business, June 20
Randle to lead Northeastern Association of State Departments of Agriculture BOSTON — During the annual meeting of the Northeastern Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NEASDA), Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR)...

The Delaware River Sojourn: ‘A kind of meditation’ that takes you away
While the world continues to jump from crisis to crisis, bombarding us with repeated stories of anger, hatred and revenge politics, mental health experts extol the virtues of mindfulness: Our need to let go and relax may be more critical than...

Why you could soon see teen bartenders in Delaware
Delaware House Bill 195 proposes lowering the legal age for serving alcohol from 21 to 18, requiring supervision by someone over 21. The bill aims to level the playing field with neighboring states that allow 18-year-olds to serve alcohol....