Chemours gets EPA OK for coronavirus killing hard surface cleaner
The Chemours Company announced that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has approved Glyclean Hard Surface Cleaner for use against SARS-COV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
When Glyclean AM is formulated at appropriate concentrations into...
Tropical storm could lead to flooding in Delaware
A Tropical Storm Warning for Sussex County has been issued as Fay passes by the state
The National Weather Service says the storm could bring four inches of rain to parts of the state.
A flash...
Buccini/Pollin acquires Renaissance Harborplace Hotel in Baltimore
The Buccini/Pollin Group (BPG) has acquired the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel.
Situated in Inner Harbor, the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace occupies prime real estate along the city's waterfront.
The recently renovated, full-service hotel features 622-rooms, nearly 30,000...
Zebley becomes the first woman to head Delaware State Police
Gov. John Carney and Kimberly Chandler, Acting Secretary of Safety and Homeland Security, announced the appointment of Lt. Col. Melissa A. Zebley as Superintendent of the Delaware State Police.
Zebley, 50, assumes command of the...
Delaware reports two additional deaths from coronavirus
The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) reported the number of deaths from coronavirus rose by two from Wednesday to 517.
Despite an outbreak in Sussex County, Delaware 's percentage of confirmed cases to total...
Delaware State University, Wesley agreement checks off the right boxes
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Unemployment claims paid out since March near $600 million mark
In its weekly report, the Delaware Department of Labor reported that nearly $600 million in jobless benefits have been paid out during the coronavirus pandemic.
The payments included $47.6 million in Pandemic Unemployment Assistance payments....
Corrections Department reports 122 Covid-19 tied to Sussex Correctional
The Delaware Department of Correction has reported 122 cases of coronavirus in the Sussex Correctional Institution. Most have no symptoms, but can spread the infection.
As of July 8, 122 inmates have active COVID-19 infection, including...
U.S. Senators from Delaware, Maryland seek Covid-19 help for chicken farmers
Nineteen U.S. Senators have written a letter to Senate leaders asking that future legislation helping the country recover from the economic damage of Covid-19 include direct federal aid to chicken growers who have lost...