The American Indian tribe, Lenni Lanape of Delaware performed a blessing on a piece of Kent County land slated to become home to a Vietnam Veterans memorial. Watch the rituals and dancing here.
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
Vietnam memorial site gets blessing
The American Indian tribe, Lenni Lanape of Delaware performed a blessing on a piece of Kent County land slated to become home to a Vietnam Veterans memorial. Watch the rituals and dancing here.
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Shooting suspect sought
Wilmington police have identified the alleged gunman in a shooting that injured two people last month. Sean Moore, 20, is wanted by police. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is encouraged to dial 911. Watch investigators on the scene.
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Candidate drops out of senate race
Republican candidate Joe Booth was stood up last night at a planned debate against Democrat Eddy Parker in Millsboro. Parker dropped out of a special election campaign just before the debate.The special election is scheduled for August 3rd to fill the vacated senate seat of the late Thurman Adams. Watch Booth proceed to tout his experience before voters.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Civil rights legend dies in crash
Civil rights legend, Littleton Mitchell is being remembered after the 90-year -old died yesterday in a head-on collision near his Delaware City home. Hear what the Wilmington Urban League president has to say about him.
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New State Police superintendent named
Today Gov. Jack Markell appointed Cpt. Robert Coupe as Superintendent of Delaware State Police. Watch part of the ceremony here.
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Today's video digest
Watch today's video digest for the latest Delaware news.
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Monday, July 6, 2009
One injured in house fire
Today fire officials will continue their investigation into what sparked a house fire near Elsmere that sent a man to the hospital Saturday. The fire broke out at a home in the first block of Hawthorne Avenue. Watch firefighters battle the blaze.
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Patriotism floats on in Lewes
Families lined the Rehoboth-Lewes canal Saturday for the 20th annual Independence Day Boat Parade. Watch the more than 30 decorated boats chug along the canal.
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Holiday travel
AAA estimates about 33 million drivers will hit the road this holiday weekend. Watch auto experts conduct free car checks and offer tips about safe travel.
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Violent robbery caught on tape
Delaware State Police have released video of a violent robbery caught on tape. The attack happened outside the Days Inn Motel on Concord Pike in Brandywine Hundred. Crime Stoppers (800) TIP-3333
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First day on the job
Meet the new Superintendent for the Christina School District. Marcia Lyles spent here first day on the job visiting Bancroft Elementary School in Wilmington on Wednesday.
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009
State budget passes after marathon session
After a marathon General Assembly session, lawmakers passed the state's budget. Watch here. Governor Jack Markell signed the budget at 4:33 a.m.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Missing Sussex boy found in New Jersey
U.S. Marshals found missing 5-year-old Zion Duprey this morning sleeping in a New Jersey hotel room while his father and a woman allegedly engaged in illegal drugs just feet away. The boy was taken from his Lincoln home Saturday. Police say the father, Angel Duprey, 30, of Philadelphia did not abide by a protection from abuse order issued earlier this month requiring Duprey to stay away from his son and the mother. Watch part of the press conference.
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Expansion revealed at Christiana Mall
The Christiana Mall is adding a half dozen new stores by the holiday season and a popular restaurant by next spring. Get a sneak peak and hear from shoppers.
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delaware news,
delaware video
Friday, June 19, 2009
At least 2 injured in Pa. house fire
At least two people were injured in a house fire in New Garden Twp., Pa. this morning. The fire broke out around 9:45 a.m. Watch firefighters battle the blaze.
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Young cadets take aim
Watch young cadets get hands on training at Camp Vigilance held this week in Bethany Beach. Junior ROTC high school students from Delaware and Maryland attended the camp.
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
Small explosion at fast-food restaurant investigated
Firefighters and police responded to a small explosion at the Arby's on Concord Pike this morning in Talleyville. Investigators say someone threw sort of firework into a toilet in the men's bathroom. No one was injured. Anyone with information is encouraged to call Crime Stoppers (800)TIP-3333
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DelPark gets full accreditation
Delaware Park in Stanton is just the fourth racetrack in the country to receive full accreditation for safety operations. The National Thoroughbred Racing Association made the announcement yesterday. Also, Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro's full brother, Nicanor, won yesterday's $39,000 turf allowance at DelPark. Watch here.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Pro visits youth basketball camp
Philadelphia 76er, Thaddeus Young visited with kids at a youth skills clinic today at the Wilmington Friends School in Alapocas. Watch Young sign autographs and interact with the kids.
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Firefighters reject wage freeze, 8 will be cut
Eight firefighters will be laid off come July first after a vote earlier this week by the firefighters' union to reject the city's request for Wilmington employees to accept a salary freeze. Hear from the firefighters' union president.
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