Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of October.
Good morning, Dover.
The 39th annual Delaware Leadership Prayer Breakfast brings together business, civic, and faith leaders for a morning meeting on Thursday, Oct.
15 at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, featuring keynote Bob Doll and a Delaware-based musical performance (cast of Big Quarterly) that highlights local heritage.
The Food Bank of Delaware has launched its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive to help families in need this holiday season (donations of nonperishable items and essentials can be dropped off at Newark and Milford facilities by Friday, Nov.
13 at noon).
The Downtown Dover Partnership announced that large construction material deliveries for the Dover Mobility Center will begin soon downtown, so motorists should expect possible traffic delays.
The project is part of ongoing improvements to local infrastructure.
Cafe Riviera owner Michael J.
Tumolo said the pizzeria will consider opening an express-style takeout location (current lease ends mid-2027) once Concord Mall’s fate (undecided) is determined. The restaurant remains open for takeout and catering while its next steps are planned.
At UD’s Newark campus, installing 10 Flock Safety cameras (set so data goes only to authorized law enforcement) has sparked student concerns over privacy and state debate, with officials set to discuss guidelines today at the Delaware Police Accreditation Commission meeting.
Gov. Matt Meyer has announced four community solar projects by King Energy that will add nearly 10 MW of capacity and over 12 million kWh per year to the local energy supply.
Construction begins spring 2027 and the projects are expected to boost local construction jobs+ help manage electricity costs.
Delaware residents who bought full-price 2026 health insurance may get a $500 refund check automatically in October, as about 7,200 have qualified according to the Delaware Department of Insurance.
No action is needed; those with questions can call (1-800-318-2596).
Delaware Blue Hens will try to regain offensive rhythm in their Conference USA game at Middle Tennessee today at 7 p.m. on CBS Sports Network after a loss to Liberty, with coach Ryan Carty optimistic about quarterback Archield’s performance + improved play.
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