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You. Thank you for joining us this hour. Weve had some brutal and terrible news out of syria today. As dozens of civilians, dozens of children appear to have been killed in what looks like a chemic attack of some kind on a syrian rebelheld area in the northwest part of that country. Our own Richard Engel filed a harrowing, harrowing report on this attack tonight for nbc nightly news. Heres part of what richard filed. I will tell you, it is a bit intense. Reporter these disturbing images taken ju...

Try to change his mind on supporting that and they could not have been nicer when they did it, but they also gave his congressional staffers stuff, physical stuff that the staffers definitely did not want. And that i bet they had no idea what to do with once they hauled it back into the back room. And we feel that it is a very, very poor representation of the constituents in his district because we do not agree with his actions. We will pass this on then. Please do. Were going to give this all t...

Congressional district and so they came to tom mcarthurs office to tell him what a terrible thing that would be to try to change his mind on supporting that and they could not have been nicer when they did it, but they also gave his congressional staffers stuff, physical stuff that the staffers definitely did not want. And that i bet they had no idea what to do with once they hauled it back into the back room. And we feel that it is a very, very poor representation of the constituents in his dis...

Congressman signed by 1,000 of his constituents from the third congressional action group. This was an office visit paid to the new Jersey Office of tom mcarthur who wrote part of the new version of the republicans bill to kill Affordable Care act. His home district constituents calculated that mcarthurs revised version of the Health Care Bill would throw more than 30,000 people off of Health Insurance just in that one Congressional District and so they came to tom mcarthurs office to tell him w...

Wilmington College’s WAVE project, in which science students are sampling and testing water quality in local streams while seeking pollution mitigation measures, garnered a triad of major awards at Thursday’s (May 2) 13th Annual Research Forum. Some 80 students showcased their research conducted as individuals, groups and with faculty members through poster presentations and other media.

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