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Womble Strengthens Restructuring Practice in Wilmington

Womble Bond Dickinson announced today that Mark Eckard has joined the firm’s finance, bankruptcy and restructuring group as a partner in the Wilmington office. Eckard represents debtors, creditors’ committees, secured lenders, directors and officers, landlords and unsecured creditors in the full range of matters that a
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Delaware County Private Schools Invest Millions in Major Campus Upgrades

Private schools across Greater Philadelphia are pouring millions into campus upgrades this fall, and the improvements go well beyond fresh paint. Schools are betting on new construction, major renovations, and ambitious capital campaigns to sharpen academics, expand athletics, boost accessibility, and reshape the overa
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Best Restaurants in Delaware County According to Locals

A recent Reddit thread asked a direct question: What is your favorite restaurant in Delaware County?. The answers came fast. Locals did not overthink it. They named the places they go back to again and again. Some restaurants showed up across multiple comments. These are the spots with staying power.
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Project Washington pulls appeal, data center won’t proceed under current plan

Plans for a massive data center to be built near Delaware City appear to be at a dead end, at least in their current form. The post Project Washington pulls appeal, data center won’t proceed under current plan appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
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41 Years Strong: Kennett Square Mushroom Festival Just Around the Corner

The Kennett Square Mushroom Festival returns Sept. 12 and 13 for its 41st year, filling the self-declared “Mushroom Capital of the World” with food, farming demonstrations, live entertainment and family activities, writes Rich Schwartzman for Chadds Ford Live. A one-block community celebration in the mid-1980s has sinc
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Flooding damages Route 322, inundates South Jersey neighborhoods after heavy storms

Heavy storms brought flooding, damaged infrastructure and disrupted travel across South Jersey, leaving crews and residents dealing with the aftermath.
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‘Be a hero’: Family’s effort against drunk driving expands in South Jersey

East Greenwich Township police are taking a message about designated driving on the road as part of an effort to prevent impaired driving crashes in Gloucester County. The South Jersey police department has partnered with the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign for Designated Drivers, becoming the 51st agency with a HERO Cam
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Rt. 322 partially collapses after strong storms bring flash flooding in New Jersey

Crews are still repairing damage caused by powerful thunderstorms that led to flash flooding and lingering traffic delays in Mullica Hill, New Jersey.
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Delaware Launches ‘Saturation Saturday’ to Combat Drunk Driving Ahead of Labor Day

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Delaware, in partnership with the Delaware Office of Highway Safety and local police, is launching “Saturation Saturday” to curb impaired driving across New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties ahead of Labor Day. The initiative will be held on Saturday, Aug. 29. “Saturation Saturday”.
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Demolition clears the way for a new five-story apartment building on Main Street

Demolition of three old houses is underway, clearing the way for a five-story apartment building on the east end of Main Street. The project is planned for a 0.7-acre property at the intersection of Main Street and Washington Street. It is owned by an LLC that traces back to Inderpreet Singh, the owner of an environmen

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