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Newark City Council voices concerns over allowing marijuana retail shops to open downtown - Vimarsana News

Newark City Council voices concerns over allowing marijuana retail shops to open downtown

Retail marijuana stores will soon be opening in Delaware, but Newark officials appear to be balking at allowing one in the heart of the college town.

Source: wdel.com
Strapped College Town Wants To Impose A $50 Per-Student, Per-Semester Tax - Vimarsana News

Strapped College Town Wants To Impose A $50 Per-Student, Per-Semester Tax

Local governments have long struggled with universities and other non-profits that use city services, but don't pay real estate taxes. Newark, Del. has a novel solution.

Source: forbes.com
Proposed Barksdale Road housing development prompts concern about traffic - Vimarsana News

Proposed Barksdale Road housing development prompts concern about traffic

A board in Cecil County, Md., is set to vote next week on a large development project on Barksdale Road that officials here in Newark fear will negatively impact traffic

Newark officials raise concerns over Cecil County development proposal - Vimarsana News

Newark officials raise concerns over Cecil County development proposal

NEWARK, Del. — Officials in Newark are raising concerns about the effect that a Cecil County development proposal could have on their city.

Newark City Council asks state legislators for permission to levy tax on UD students - Vimarsana News

Newark City Council asks state legislators for permission to levy tax on UD students

Newark City Council passed a resolution asking state lawmakers to change the city's charter to allow them to collect a tax on University of Delaware students.

Source: wdel.com