ChristianaCare CEO Nevin to retire, hospital names successor
Janice Nevin, the longtime CEO of Delaware’s largest hospital system, ChristianaCare, announced on Tuesday she is retiring at the end of the summer. Nevin, who served in the top executive role for more than 12 years, will end her tenure as the hospital settles down following an expansion blitz.
Judge orders Delaware to turn over labor data to ICE
Delaware’s top federal judge rejected on Tuesday the state government’s attempt to withhold employment records from an ICE investigation of more than a dozen businesses.
Dover YMCA expands programming amid calls to address youth violence
As local elected officials celebrate the Dover YMCA’s youth programming expansion, some are skeptical about the community center’s ability to adequately serve the city’s most vulnerable kids.
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Families, ex-staff allege improper sedation at Rockford psych hospital
Recent claims by former patients’ families as well as former staff members, coupled with multiple reports from state regulators, reveal a pattern of questionable — if not impermissible — druggings of vulnerable patients at the Rockford Center psychiatric hospital.
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Seaford election to include three candidates vying for two council seats
Three candidates will seek two open seats in next Saturday’s Seaford city council election, while Mayor Matt MacCoy is running unopposed in his bid for a second term as the city’s elected leader.
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Cape Henlopen schools caught up in Trump’s gender-identity rollback
The Cape Henlopen School District has been swept up into the Trump administration’s backlash against a Biden-era shift in civil rights law toward including gender identity into federally mandated protections.
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Delaware farmers feel increased strain from Iran war on fertilizer, fuel prices
Amid already razor-thin profit margins, fertilizer and fuel price increases caused by the war in Iran are putting more stress on Delaware farmers heading into the spring planting season.
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As Delaware debates primary care reform, a similar Oregon law offers insight
As Delaware’s hospital systems claim a primary care reform bill would spell armageddon for their revenues, a state on the West Coast that implemented similar measures in 2017 said it realized massive savings while hospitals only saw minor reductions in revenue.
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Delaware’s top federal judge grills labor officials over ICE subpoena
Delaware’s top federal judge grilled attorneys from the state Department of Labor as they argued against complying with federal immigration officials’ efforts to obtain information about businesses suspected of employing undocumented employees.
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From employee to owner: How an immigrant-owned café is attracting more Latinos
Miriam Molina Mendez has turned the Delaware Art Museum’s coffee shop, Kaffeina Café, into a gathering spot for Latino and immigrant communities.
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