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WILMINGTON, Del., June 28, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Delaware Tech is announcing the grand opening of its new Veterans Resource Center in Wilmington,...

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David Lawson, a molecular biologist PhD, spent a long and successful career applying his scientific education to global initiatives pursued by multinational corporation Proctor and Gamble. The native of Glasgow in Scotland – where nature bakes...

47abc June 10, 2021 DELAWARE- More financial aid for Youth Aging out the foster care system, that’s the mission behind Delaware’s House Bill 123 if passed. “It’s a wonderful opportunity for them to say we want a chance to offer stability in education, that ultimate equalizer, for you to have a chance to build a foundation of independence,” Representative Bryan Shupe said. The legislation, introduced Tuesday, would ensure those aging out of the foster care system at 18 or later or who�...

WHYY By Delaware Technical Community College Wilmington campus. (Courtesy of DTCC) Delaware legislation that aims to expand eligibility for a state scholarship known as the Student Excellence Equals Degree program, or SEED, is one step closer to becoming law. The state Senate voted 17-4 on Tuesday in favor of the bill that would provide more Delawareans an opportunity to achieve their associate’s degrees or other accreditation at no cost. There was no debate on the bill during the virtual ses...

Hopes high for postseason play The Del Tech men’s lax team poses for a team picture after defeating Division III Cairn University. In back are (l-r) Louis Savino (Middletown), Connor Fuchs (Polytech), Jayden Arthurs (Milford), Liam Bernat (Caesar Rodney), Billy Arterbridge (Sussex Central), Anthony Rapposelli (Concord), Matt Kracyla (Middletown), Matthew Francis (Concord), Kaleb Kmiec (Polytech) and Ryan Siverson (Polytech). In front are Riley Sapp (Lake Forest), Sean Hinchey (Ridley, Pa.), T...

Coach Wilkins gets 100th win Del Tech shortstop Kaylie Moore takes out Montgomery County Community College’s Camille Dunham in the 19-0 victory over the Mustangs in the first doubleheader of the weekend. DAN COOK PHOTOS Dan Cook April 12, 2021 The Delaware Tech softball squad moved to 10-2 on the season after defeating Montgomery County Community College and Community College Baltimore County - Catonsville in twin doubleheaders Saturday and Sunday at their Georgetown campus. The lad...

Del Tech Child Development Centers receive state recognition Delaware News Desk Delaware Technical Community College’s three Child Development Centers — located at the Georgetown, Dover and Wilmington campuses — recently received recognition for commitment and dedication to Delaware’s children and families from the Delaware Department of Education, the Secretary of Education Susan S. Bunting and Gov. John C. Carney.  “We are appreciative of the professionalism and care that our dedic...

Cape cheerleaders wow their fellow athletes Laci Dixon takes iPad videos at wrestling matches. It’s just impossible to keep her from smiling. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS Dave Frederick February 12, 2021 Meeting the moment - Laci Dixon is a Cape junior and wrestling manager who just told coach Chris Mattioni to include her in Senior Night ceremonies because she is graduating early. The sports moments are fleeting by choice for Laci, who guarded the lax cage two seasons for the Mariner bo...