Good morning, Dover.

Former boxing champion Dave Tiberi, who recorded an 18-5-2 career and held the Super Middleweight title, devoted his efforts to aiding communities through work with local organizations + his foundation Donate Delaware that connects families with essential supplies.

This October, Delaware offers spooky fun with haunted hayrides, ghost tours, and festive parades.

Events include Frightland’s haunted hayride in Middletown starting Oct. 2 + paranormal tours at Fort Delaware State Park and Rehoboth Beach’s Sea Witch Festival from Oct. 23 to 25.

Six winning Powerball tickets remain unclaimed in Delaware, including one sold at Boyd’s Corner Liquors in Middletown for the Jan.

7 drawing ($2M); tickets remain claimable up to one year after each drawing. The next drawing is today at 10:59 p.m.

Governor Meyer honored 10 Delawareans with the Order of the First State on Oct.

2 at Woodburn, recognizing their contributions in education + health care, public service and community leadership. Eight received the award at the ceremony while two were absent.

On Thursday, the Alfred I. duPont Charitable Trust, Nemours Foundation and the state announced a $950 million, 11-year plan to boost kids’ health with a grant fund for Delaware children (with at least $237.5 million for Nemours programs).

Attorney General Kathy Jennings said the deal meets a goal for health.

Wahkeem Roman, a sixth-year offensive lineman at UD, returned to play on Sept.

3 after 1,076 days away due to injury in a 42-7 win over Merrimack at Delaware Stadium. He worked hard in rehab and now recharges the team’s lineup as UD competes at the FBS level.

The St. Georges cheerleading squad won the Delaware Online poll for top District 3A-2 with about 50% of the votes on Friday, Oct.

2 and District 2A-1 schools will cast ballots next week to continue the contest.