Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Wilmington.
Newark celebrated its 50th Liberty Day with fireworks and is now considering a drone light show for its 51st celebration at Delaware Stadium.
City leaders said drones could save about $10K and make for a quieter event, though no final decision has been made.
A photo series revisits Delaware in the 1970s, showing community life in parks, streets, and local events.
The curated collection, provided by Winterthur Museum (and Garden), offers locals a nostalgic look at everyday cultural moments from the era.
Students began their first day at New Castle Elementary (903 Delaware St) on Sept.
1, as photos show them arriving by bus and walking to classrooms to start the school year. This positive start set the tone for the upcoming term.
Delaware Seashore State Park offers a scenic seaside escape for anglers, beachgoers and families seeking outdoor fun along the coast.
Visitors can enjoy the park's natural attractions and calm waters.
Severe storms caused trees to fall along Maryland Avenue in Wilmington and disrupted a Bruno Mars concert in South Philadelphia on Tuesday night.
Emergency crews are clearing debris + checking power lines in South Jersey as residents recover from the damage.
USCIS delays in permit renewals for Delaware DACA recipients have disrupted work routines and strained families currently in the state.
Local advocates urge federal officials to clear the backlog & offer timely solutions to help those facing job and economic hardships.
The Delaware City Refining Company will reduce its annual payment from $300,000 after 2026 under a 2023 agreement in exchange for the city not annexing its industrial complex; officials say the tapering funds mean Delaware City will need to grow its tax base by about 25% to fill the gap.
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