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Wilmington Native James Verderamo Comes Home as Sweeney Todd

MILTON, DE — Wilmington native James Verderamo has returned to Delaware for his professional theater debut in his home state, taking on the title role in Milton Theatre’s production of “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” after a journey that included 10 years of active-duty service in the U.S. Air Force an
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Sally Goswell, Fair Hill Training Center General Manager, died Sept. 28

Sally Goswell, 72, longtime general manager of Maryland’s Fair Hill Training Center, died peacefully at her home in Newark, Del., on Sept. 28 of pancreatic cancer. Sally was born Oct. 6, 1953 in Washington, D.C., to Frank R. Stoner III and Sarah Sutherland Stoner. She grew up in Sewickley,...
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Former immigration officer from PA took $6K bribe to remove ‘terrorist’ note from file:...

PENNSYLVANIA (WHP) — A former immigration officer from Pennsylvania was sentenced Thursday to a year and one day in prison after he took a bribe to help an individual remove "terrorist" from his immigration file. The United States Attorney's Office said Amara Dukuly, 44, of Woodlyn, used his status...
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Former Delco immigration officer sentenced to a year in prison for soliciting bribes

A former federal immigration officer from Delaware County will serve a year and one day in prison for promising people help with their cases in exchange for money. MORE: Montgomery County DA charges 46 businesses with selling illegal THC products. Amara Dukuly, 44, was arrested last year on bribery charges....
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1 dead, 2 injured after shooting in Wilmington, Delaware

Officers responded to the 300 block of West 24th Street around 4:15 p.m. after receiving reports that multiple people had been shot.
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Delaware Park dealer takes her skills to national stage in Las Vegas

New Castle native Brianna Busch is representing Delaware Park Casino this week against 49 other dealers from across North America WILMINGTON, Del. — A New Castle native who learned to deal cards at Delaware Park Casino just four years ago is putting those skills to the test this week on one of the gaming industry’s big
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Boulden Brothers celebrates 80th anniversary

As he celebrated Boulden Brothers' 80th anniversary Tuesday, surrounded by his family members, Tim Boulden recounted advice he received from his father. "My dad has said many, many times, 'We don't know how people are going to heat and cool, but we think they're gonna,'" he said. "'And if you ever get to the point that
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VIDEO | 80 Years of Keeping Homes Comfortable and Safe

A multi-generational family business continues to evolve as it heads into its ninth decade. Boulden Brothers' 80 Year anniversary was celebrated Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting, tributes and proclamations at its complex on Sandy Drive at the western edge of Newark. The company has only been there about seven years after
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Quiet Giants: Penn Lanes owners find purpose beyond the pins

DELAWARE — The Delaware County Fairgrounds isn’t the only historic, community-centered place for family fun on Pennsylvania Avenue. For more than three decades, there’s been a bowling alley at 451 Pennsylvania Ave. And for the last seven years, Frank and Jennifer Hinkle have been the ones running the show.
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Philly Homeowners Have More Equity Than They Did Five Years Ago. Now What?

What growing home values could mean for your finances—and when it may make sense to tap them. A lot has happened in the last five or six years. Mortgage rates fell, then climbed. Home prices surged. And if you bought a house in the Philadelphia area during that stretch, there’s a good chance your home’s estimated value

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