Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, Dover.
State Rep. Michael F.
Smith has been chosen as the next president of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, with the transition set for mid-December when Michael J. Quaranta retires. Smith brings experience from his legislative work and his role at the University of Delaware in economic development and education.
The John Dickinson Plantation will debut its 'One Land Many Voices' exhibit on Saturday, Oct.
10 at its expanded Visitor Center (250 Kitts Hummock Road). It uses historic documents and images to tell the diverse stories of the 450-acre property as part of a $14.5M upgrade.
Delaware Tech announced it will use a $25,000 grant from the Metallica Scholars Initiative to support six HVAC certificate-seeking students at its Terry Campus in Dover.
This is the third year the college has received such support, which boosts its workforce training programs + helps meet local employer needs.
PennEnvironment and Environment America found microplastics in all 22 Delaware River Watershed sites tested, including in Dover, from items like synthetic clothing, bags, and packaging.
Researchers warn these tiny plastics may pull harmful toxins and hurt local wildlife, urging policy changes to cut plastic use.
Delaware’s new film tax credit has started to benefit local businesses and job growth as filming for Unaccompanied Minor began in New Castle County earlier this month.
Gov. Meyer and industry leaders expect future projects will increase spending and support local vendors (including an ice cream store on Philly Pike).
High school football Week 5 kicks off the 3A Crossover season with key matchups that include Middletown taking on Smyrna and the Harvest Bowl contest which will shape playoff hopes.
Games will be played Friday 7 p.m. on DSN+ and in local venues, offering fans a seat to competitive action.
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