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Welcome to Wednesday, Nov. 5 |
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New Castle County Council may relent on regulating Project Washington data center |
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By Karl Baker |
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The New Castle County Council may yield on trying to regulate the Project Washington data center near Delaware City after a debate on whether to retroactively apply newly proposed standards turned testy Tuesday.
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New Castle County tax bills could be further delayed as landlords appeal |
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By Tim Carlin |
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New Castle County property owners could see their tax bills delayed even further, as a coalition of landlords and hotel owners continues a legal fight to overturn a property tax system that imposes higher tax rates on commercial than on residences.
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Delaware AG enters
Delmarva offshore wind farm fight |
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By Nick Stonesifer |
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Delaware’s Attorney General Kathy Jennings filed a motion in federal court in support of a company seeking to build a controversial wind farm off the Delmarva coast as it fends off a lawsuit preventing the project from moving forward.
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Considering sending your child to a charter school?
We break down what to consider |
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By Julia Merola |
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November marks the start of the application and registration season for Delaware’s public schools, and parents have the option applying to attend one of 24 charter schools, or independent, public schools with special focuses or curriculums. Spotlight Delaware breaks down how to register a child for a charter lottery in both a written article and a 90-second recap video below. |
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