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Delaware Tech's Wilmington campus opens Veterans Resource - Vimarsana News

Delaware Tech's Wilmington campus opens Veterans Resource

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

These Summer Camps Offer a Variety of Fun Activities in Delaware - Vimarsana News

These Summer Camps Offer a Variety of Fun Activities in Delaware

Planning on sending your child to summer camp this year? These Delaware residents tell all about their own summer camp experiences. 

Readers critical of opposition to Del Tech vaccination mandate - Vimarsana News

Readers critical of opposition to Del Tech vaccination mandate

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Lewes Entrepreneurial Society, belching cows, opportunities - Vimarsana News

Lewes Entrepreneurial Society, belching cows, opportunities

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...

Delaware bill could waive tuition for youth aging out of foster care - Vimarsana News

Delaware bill could waive tuition for youth aging out of foster care

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’ve spent at least one year in foster care as a teen, there’s access to a college education, by w...

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