The Bulletin has a lighter touch this week as our lead story looks at a selection of festivals and events in late summer and into the early fall. All provide a boost to the economy.
Meanwhile, a Wilmington Trust manager pleads not guilty as federal prosecutors look at the loan problems that led to the sale of the bank. On the local media scene, the little-publicized spin off of print and TV by Gannett could mean big changes.
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You can also out the following stories that are also in this week’s Bulletin:
Late summer festivals come with Delaware touch Affordable housing
development coming to student housing-dominated Newark. Viewpoint:
Former Wilmington Trust manager pleads not guilty in federal court.
DECON First report: Money, people migrate from New Castle County.
Changes loom with Gannett print-TV spin off.
DuPont Pioneer to build $35 million lab at Stine Haskell.
Wet weather dampens earnings at Artesian.
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