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New exhibit details transformation of oldest Black congregation in Delaware

Interactive exhibits and some artifacts dating back more than 100 years help detail the transformation of the Mother African Union Church.
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NRx Advances Ketamine Bid After FDA Review Clears Drug

WILMINGTON, DE — NRx Pharmaceuticals Inc. (Nasdaq: NRXP) moved closer to a potential 2026 launch of preservative-free ketamine after the Food and Drug Administration found no major deficiencies involving the drug or its manufacture during an initial application review, leaving a packaging-related matter as the remainin
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Developers big and small to compete for Wilmington’s $8.4M housing subsidy

A plan for Wilmington to subsidize housing developments followed increased calls in recent years for the city to provide relief to residents who have been squeezed by increasing housing costs. The post Developers big and small to compete for Wilmington’s $8.4M housing subsidy appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
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Double the Determination: Sisters Earn Doctoral Degrees Together at Wilmington University

For sisters Jessica Shane and Caitlin Prince, pursuing doctoral degrees wasn’t part of either sister’s long-term plan. As many sibling stories do, it started with a challenge. “I’ll do it if you do it,” Prince remembers telling her sister. Shane eventually agreed, and what began as...
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Skip The Tourist Traps And Try These 10 Delaware Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants Instead

The best Delaware meals might be hiding where you least expect them. Forget the packed tourist strips and restaurants with menus made for visitors. Some of the First State’s tastiest bites are tucked into tiny storefronts, roadside stops, neighborhood counters, and unassuming buildings. These hole-in-the-wall favorites
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Chrysler recalls more than 74,000 vehicles. See recall list

Chrysler is recalling more than 74,000 2021-2023 Dodge Durango vehicles.
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How your drinking water gets treated, from stream to faucet

Here’s a look at the intricate system of infrastructure, testing, treatment, and the people who help ensure your water is safe to drink. The water began to bubble, then gurgle. Brown, discolored water and bubbles slowly swirled around the trough. “It’s going to get pretty loud in here,” said...
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Cogir of Glen Mills Secures $40M Refinancing After Senior Living Community’s Lease-Up

Cogir of Glen Mills has landed $40 million in refinancing, a sign of confidence in the 173-unit senior living community seven years after it first opened its doors, reports Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. New York-based Harbert Management Corp., which bought the Baltimore Pike property for $45 m
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Delco’s AmeriHealth Caritas Invests $15 Million in Deon Health to Expand I/DD Care Coordination

AmeriHealth Caritas, the Delaware County-based Medicaid insurer, has agreed to invest $15 million in Deon Health, a Michigan startup working to improve care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, reports Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Founded in 2024, Deon Health partners with stat
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Wilmington Developer Buys Two Kennett Square Office Buildings, Plans $34M Redevelopment

Update: August 2026 – 9th Street Development has closed on the former Genesis HealthCare buildings at 101 and 128 E. State Street, and the two properties now have a new name: The Walker. It was chosen in honor of Genesis co-founder Michael Walker, who has longstanding ties to Kennett...

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