Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Wilmington.
A collection of archival photos from Delaware Online documents Boy Scouts' outdoor activities from the 1970s to the 1980s, showing camping, ceremonies, and camporees at venues such as Killen's Pond and Thompson's Bridge Rd (historic moments in community scouting).
Scenic Eclipse docked at the Port of Wilmington Friday, Oct.
9, where 200 passengers disembarked, received commemorative coins for Delaware’s 250th anniversary, and boarded tours; local officials said the visit showcased tourism + economic potential.
Following significant dune loss after a recent nor’easter, Delaware congressional leaders are working to secure $30 million in federal funding to replenish beaches, with DNREC and Gov. Matt Meyer’s office coordinating plans for nourishment projects through fiscal year 2027 (after previous efforts secured $10 million).
Federal regulators approved gene therapy for Sanfilippo syndrome after a trial helped a five year old Declan attend kindergarten — his older sister Mickey still needs regular treatment.
The Merrill family will host Chef's Unite at Deerfield Gold Club in Newark on Nov. 2 to support research.
CandyStore.com released a ranking showing that Delaware residents favor Sour Patch Kids for Halloween treats, with Skittles and Life Savers following and candy corn ranked the worst (a guide to help residents choose sweets for trick or treating).
Pamela Moore of Wilmington Friends earned Delaware Online High School Sports Athlete of the Week on Oct.
9 (she had 3 kills, 1 ace, 1 block, 8 digs, and 17 assists in a 3-1 win over St. Andrew's) and surpassed 1,000 career assists by winning an online vote.
Amir Scott was named Delaware Online Football Athlete of the Week after he ran for six touchdowns and 370 yards as Charter of Wilmington beat Tower Hill 50-34.
The poll, sponsored by Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists, ran Monday through Thursday with the winner announced Friday.
The Archmere cheerleading squad topped a Delaware Online poll by earning over 90% of the votes as the District 2A-1 finalist.
Cheerleading squads in District 2A-2 will appear on the ballot next week to move on in the overall contest.
The Eagles practiced on Oct.
9 with key players such as tight end Dallas Goedert (limited participation) and linebacker Zack Baun as they prepare for their Oct. 11 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. Several players remain sidelined and the team will release its injury report later.
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