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Delaware State Unit Study to learn Delaware state symbols, geography, and fun facts about Delaware. ... Source: www.prweb.com --- 1 day ago
Steven M. Kendus, author of "Hunting the First State: A Guide to Delaware Hunting", will be signing copies of his book at Waldenbooks at the Dover Mall, 1365 North Du Pont Highway, Dover, Delaware, on Saturday, September 6, 2008 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Books will be available for purchase (PRWeb Jul 23, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/07/prweb1125114.htm ... Source: www.weather.gov --- 17 hours ago
Flood Stage: 20.0 ft Latest Observation: 8.26 ft Observation Time: Jul 23, 2008 01:15 PM EDT AHPS Hydrologic Service Area Homepage: http://newweb.erh.noaa.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=phi ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 13 hours ago
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Case: AT&T Wireless Services Inc. v. National Union Fire Insurance of Pittsburgh, et al., No. 54, 2008, Del. Sup. Full story on lexis.com ... Source: www.centredaily.com --- 2 hours ago
In another environment, jockey Jeremy Rose may have gotten his 6-month suspension reduced to time served (30 days). This, however, is the post Eight Belles/anabolic steroid era in horse racing and any transgression, certainly one in which a jockey strikes his mount in the eye with his whip during a race, intentionally or not, is not going to elicit much compassion. Given the tenor of the times, Alan Foreman, Roses attorney, was not displeased that the Delaware Racing Commission reduced Roses suspension to 90 days after a 4-hour appeals hearing yesterday at Delaware Parks White Clay Country Club. Rose, who rode Afleet Alex to wins in the 2005 Preakness and Belmont Stakes, originally was suspended by the DelPark stewards after striking his mount, Appeal to the City, as she neared the finish line in the third race on June 23. Its the toughest case Ive ever handled and Ive had some tough ones, said Foreman, who has handled racing-related cases for decades and knows the business as well as anyone. When youve got a video that looks as bad as this one did and you have the emotion and the outcry, I mean, its very difficult to get anybody to have an open mind about what happened, how it happened and whats the appropriate way to deal with it. Rose has always maintained the incident was an accident. There was much testimony and many testimonials on his behalf yesterday, as well as testimony from one of the stewards and an invest ... Source: www.wayneindependent.com --- 15 hours ago
In a historic decision Monday evening, the Damascus Township board of supervisors voted unanimously to join the Upper Delaware Council, a partnership between municipalities along the Upper Delaware Corridor. Membership in the Council makes available to the township state and federal grants that might not otherwise have been possible. The council also serves as a united intermediary between municipalities along the corridor and a united front in approaching other government agencies in regard to issues concerning any and all municipalities contained therein. Damascus is the 12th municipality to join the council, which includes eight from the New York side of the river and now four in Pennsylvania. Damascus is unique because it is the first township in Wayne County to join the council, in its 20 years of existence, as well as the largest tract of land along the corridor, on either side. In the past, especially at the inception of the council, residents were weary of membership due to stringent zoning conformity requirements and aggressive land-purchasing ambitions. In recent years, however, the council has adapted itself to meet the concerns of member and non-member townships and taken steps to give member townships autonomy within the council. Now, according to Bill Douglass, executive of the council, “The river corridor extends from the top of one ridge to the top of other ridge, and our mission is solely to maintain beauty th ... Source: www.newschannel34.com --- 6 hours ago
Heavy rainfall in Delaware County forced roads to close and has residents worried about flooding. ...
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Flash flooding strikes eastern Delaware County. Heavy rain caused evacuations, damage to homes, and road closures. In the Town of Colchester, a state of emergency has been declared. Action News Reporter Reed Buterbaugh toured the area and has more. ... Source: www.thonline.com --- 14 hours ago
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(Salem County, 7/23/2008) The dispute over the Delaware River project has not ended even though the dredging will soon begin. But one small New Jersey town along the river says enough is enough. ... Source: www.newschannel34.com --- 6 hours ago
A proposed renewable energy plan is brought to the attention of the New York Department of Environmental Protection by Senator Hilary Clinton. ... Source: www.kcrg.com --- 1 day ago
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Santa Cruz Sunset (Vance Garrett) 7/22/08Santa Cruz, CALIF-In about a year and a half there could be two to three new industrial townhouse buildings in the city of Santa Cruz, that is if the city co... ... Source: www.topix.com --- 11 hours ago
Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner has signed legislation expanding the state's Amber Alert system. ... Source: www.topix.com --- 21 hours ago
Bob Marley, king of reggae music, was once a Delawarean. "We tell people he lived here, but they don't believe it and say, 'What? Delaware? No!' " said Genny Pitts, a longtime Marley family friend. ... Find more results for Delaware on RSSMicro.com |
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Suffolk Cross market lambs are the specialty of Amanda and Megan Fabi, ages 16 and 13, of Burnite Mill Farm in Felton. The girls showed the sheep at the Delaware State Fair in the hope they would make the weight to go to market class and then the livestock auction. The sheep presentations were just a small part of the menagerie, including goats, pigs, cattle and horses, to be seen at the fair, going on now through Saturday, July 26. ...
The Delaware Department of Justice announced Monday it has recovered more than $1 million for the state’s Medicaid Program through a settlement with a former subsidiary of the Bristol-Myers Squibb Company. The settlement resolves allegations that Apothecon, Inc. illegally marketed and priced prescription medication that cost state’s Medicaid programs. The national settlement totals $389 million plus interest and involves 43 states, the District of Columbia, and the federal government. “This $1 million settlement sends a strong message that we will not tolerate fraudulent and illegal overcharging for prescription drugs,” said Attorney General Joseph “Beau” Biden III. A total of $1,115,876 was recovered for the Delaware Medicaid Program. Today’s settlement addresses allegations that Bristol-Myers Squibb engaged in improper practices, including: • Reporting inflated prices for prescription drugs, with the knowledge that Medicaid and other federal programs would pay these prices for Bristol-Myers Squibb and Apothecon products used by their recipients • Paying illegal remuneration to physicians, health care providers, and pharmacies to induce them to purchase Bristol-Myers Squibb and Apothecon products • Promoting the sale and use of the antipsychotic drug Abilify for pediatric use and for treatment of dementia-related psychosis – uses the federal Food and Drug Administration has not approved • Misreporting sales prices for the antidep ...