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This week’s edition focuses on the final meeting for a long-term care task force and a bill that would significantly change property tax assessment.

The congressional report revealed that 8 of 21 Delaware surveyor positions were vacant, pointing to the states ongoing challenge with vacancies.

Complaints are often the only tool Delaware residents have to keep long-term care facilities accountable. But for many, it leads to little recourse.

The Delaware Senate passed legislation to legalize recreational marijuana and allow dispensaries to grow and sell weed in the First State.

The Delaware Senate passed legislation to legalize recreational marijuana and allow dispensaries to grow and sell weed in the First State.

All people in Delaware should support the proposed HB 74 that would repeal the Delaware clergy-penitent privilege statute.

All people in Delaware should support the proposed HB 74 that would repeal the Delaware clergy-penitent privilege statute.

This week focuses on DHSS biggest challenge, the governor’s trip to India and speculation about Wilmington being presidential campaign headquarters.

Delaware Senate holds a public hearing on the botched statewide water sampling for lead in schools.

Delaware has begun resampling school water for lead after botching its initial testing protocol and failing to alert the public to elevated levels.