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Report: Delaware riskiest state for shipping, billing fraud

April 22, 2018 · Comments:

DOVER — Experian — one of the “big three” consumer credit reporting agencies — recently released a report that claims Delaware is the riskiest state in the U.S. in terms of shipping and billing fraud. The 2017 E-commerce Fraud Report examined millions of online transactions to identify fraud attacks on online transactions across the country. […]

New Business: LongHorn Steakhouse to ‘cut lasso’ in Dover

April 22, 2018 · Comments:

DOVER — LongHorn Steakhouse will officially open its newest location in Dover on May 1 at 3 p.m. for dinner, according to the restaurant’s owners. The new location in the Capital Commons shopping center at 505 N. DuPont Highway will the being normal hours the following day. “We identified Dover and the Capital Commons shopping […]

DOC academy class largest in three years

April 21, 2018 · Comments:

DOVER — After graduating the Delaware Academy of Public Safety and Security high school, Mikkaela Lee, 20, of Newark, knew she wanted to go to college for criminal psychology, but she wasn’t sure how to get there. When she came across Delaware Department of Correction recruiters at a job fair though, the door to her […]

‘Inappropriate acts’ at Dover library reported

April 21, 2018 · Comments:

DOVER — The interior of the Dover Public Library is a vast area where it can be difficult to track where some bad behavior might be taking place. That is of extreme concern to Matt Lindell, a Dover city councilman who represents the 1st District, who said he has heard of some inappropriate activities that […]

Bump stock ban gets tangled in legislative process

April 21, 2018 · Comments:

DOVER — On March 15, the Senate passed legislation that would ban bump stocks, but the vote came with a catch. Senators attached an amendment weakening the penalty for possessing or selling such devices, which accelerate the rate of gun fire. With the amendment, the bill passed overwhelmingly. The House of Representatives had already passed […]

Second annual W3 fest to be held on April 28

April 21, 2018 · Comments:

DOVER — The W3 What Women Want Fest plans to offer women a few hours of fun, laugher and memories during its third annual event on April 28. The fun and casual, “women only” festival will include vendors, food, demonstrations, door prizes and giveaways in a festive, relaxed atmosphere. The event allows women of all […]

Felton Little League honors its founders

April 20, 2018 · Comments:

  FELTON — With every new season comes fresh hope for the many innings ahead. “Opening day is always exciting because it’s like starting over again,” said Buddy Reed. He will be honored today with fellow Felton Little League founder Bill Hart as the organization begins its 50th year. “The kids are what it is […]

State’s jobless rate drops slightly for second month

April 20, 2018 · Comments:

  DOVER — The state Department of Labor’s monthly report for March shows the unemployment rate in the state dropped from 4.4 percent to 4.3. This is the second consecutive month the report shows a one-tenth of a percentage point drop after remaining stagnant at 4.5 percent for five straight months. However, Delaware’s rate is […]

Confederate re-enactors get shut out of Dover Days Festival

April 20, 2018 · Comments:

  DOVER — One side of the Civil War’s combatants won’t be represented at the 85th annual Dover Days Festival this year, but hopes to tell its story again in 2019. Since the Mason-Dixon Guards Camp 2183 couldn’t confirm its nonprofit status to Kent County Tourism Corporation’s specifications, the Confederate re-enactors weren’t permitted to take […]

Gun rights advocates urged to keep protesting

April 19, 2018 · Comments:

  DOVER — Winds gusted and a light rain fell from gray skies with low temperature adding to the chill. That hardly dissuaded a crowd of about 50 clearly dedicated gun rights supporters gathered outside Legislative Hall Thursday afternoon. Some held American flags and others umbrellas as the listened on in rapt attention to several […]

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