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Delaware News Journal Delaware lawmakers introduced a bill late Tuesday to gradually raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour, heeding the growing call for the pay increase that neighboring states have already implemented. But the COVID-19 pandemic has only bolstered opposition from Delaware's business-friendly community, which has prevailed in stopping such an increase in the past. Democrats have tried and failed for several years to move the state toward a $15 minimum wage. And like last session's unsuccessful bill, this bill filed on Tuesday would gradually raise the minimum wage fro...

The Greenfield Police Department has released the following information:Feb. 23ARRESTS/CITATIONSJoshua Taylor, 26, of Washington C.H., was arrested for fai

Greg Lavelle February 4, 2021 Congratulations to newly elected representatives Eric Morrison, Madinah Wilson-Anton and Sen. Marie Pinkney.  These three New Castle County legislators won primaries that took place over the spring and summer months of 2020.  In addition to shoe leather, they had the benefit of warm weather and long hours of daylight for them and their volunteers to engage voters.  Pandemic challenges noted, I’m sure they would confirm that voter contact was critical to their victories and will continue to be so in the future.  With bipartisan support, their incum...

Delaware News Journal The 2020 election cycle was a historic one for Delaware when the state’s favorite son, Joe Biden, won the presidency.  But the state also made history in other ways, including newly elected progressive lawmakers who broke national and local barriers. Three of them became Delaware’s first openly gay, first openly lesbian and first practicing Muslim state lawmakers in history, increasing the diversity in the 62-member Legislature after shocking the state by defeating three powerful, longtime incumbents with underdog campaigns. Now, Sen. Marie Pinkney of New Castle, ...

Delaware News Journal The 2020 election cycle was a historic one for Delaware when the state’s favorite son, Joe Biden, won the presidency.  But the state also made history in other ways, including newly elected progressive lawmakers who broke national and local barriers. Three of them became Delaware’s first openly gay, first openly lesbian and first practicing Muslim state lawmakers in history, increasing the diversity in the 62-member Legislature after shocking the state by defeating three powerful, longtime incumbents with underdog campaigns. Now, Sen. Marie Pinkney of New Castle, ...