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BizBeat: Equitable Title opens shop; Beachcomber coming down

News from and about Cecil County’s business community: Equitable Title has a new home at 319 Bohemia Avenue in Chesapeake City, and owner Nikki Bowen couldn’t be happier. “There’s no better place than Chesapeake City. They’re very friendly to businesses there,” Bowen said Monday. After being mobile for several years, B
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Teen Gunned Down Tuesday Night

A 16-year-old male has died following a shooting Wednesday night in Wilmington. According to Wilmington Police, officers are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred at approximately 8:33 p.m. in the 1600 block of West 5th Street. The victim, a 16-year-old male, arrived at an area hospital suffering from a gunshot.
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An Interesting Look at the History of Taverns in Chester County

Taverns and inns have a long history in our country and Chester County, writes Jennifer Green and Sarah Wagner for County Lines Magazine. For centuries, travelers from near and far relied on the taverns across historic Chester County for a hot meal, warm bed, and roof over their head as they went about their journey.
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Maya Centrella Brings Her Viral Wrap Recipes to Newark

Delaware realtor, content creator, and wrap enthusiast Maya Centrella didn’t set out to have a food vlog account, but that’s (in part) what her Instagram page has organically grown into over the past year. Along with creative real estate videos to help followers see all the stunning and unique homes in the First State,
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DELCO and PECO team up to keep seniors cool this summer

Officials in Delaware County have a plan to help residents beat the heat, and it all starts with a partnership with PECO.
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Delaware County prison warden resigns after just months on the job

From Delco to Chesco and Montco to Bucks, what about life in Philly’s suburbs do you want WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Willie Bonds has tendered his resignation as warden of the George W. Hill Correctional Facility in Delaware County after less than six months running the prison.
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Gov Meyer Announces Accelerated Community Solar Projects – 2 in the Seaford Area

Governor Matt Meyer has announced the acceptance of four community solar projects in the JobsFirst Permitting Accelerator, which was established through Executive Order 18. These projects represent over 16 megawatts of new solar generation capacity and are located in Sussex and New Castle Counties and developed by ECA
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Vigil held for 2 teens killed in hit-and-run in New Castle County; driver in...

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, D.E, - Two 17-year-olds, Cara and Nathan, were struck and killed while walking on South Dupont Highway, according to Delaware State Police. Police say the driver did not stay at the scene, but investigators have now arrested a suspect. Community mourns teens killed on South Dupont Highway.
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5 Haunted Civil War Prisons With Dark Histories You Can Still Visit Today

Civil War prison sites are places where soldiers waited, starved, froze, got sick, and often never went home. Some are now national parks, cemeteries, or museums. All five of these haunted Civil War prisons have dark histories, carry ghost stories, and can still be visited today. Andersonville Prison, Camp Sumter,...
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Thornbury Township: The Tiny Community That Helped Shape America

Morning light filters through the trees along Chester Creek, illuminating moss-covered stone walls hidden beneath a canopy of sycamores and tulip poplars. Water slips quietly over rock ledges where millraces once churned with industrial energy. Nearby, a narrow country road curves past farm fields that have changed rem

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