Gov. John Carney (D-Delaware) plans to make education a top priority this year.

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Students in Generation Voice, Delaware Public Media’s youth radio program at Mount Pleasant High School, recently recorded a conversation with a loved one. Their conversations were inspired by the Great Thanksgiving Listen, a national education project developed by StoryCorps that empowers high school students to create an oral history of the contemporary United States by recording an interview with an elder.

Delaware College of Arts and Design students, faculty, staff and friends recently spent time filling arts kits and writing encouraging notes for 200 children in crisis.

Earlier this month, Delaware announced it intends to sue the EPA over its lack of action to help curb emissions at power plants in Pennsylvania and West Virginia it claims are creating pollution that’s drifting here. And while the state says those type of emissions are responsible for 90 percent of the ozone in Delaware – DNREC Secretary Shawn Garvin concedes the state can still work to cut emissions in other ways, especially in the area of transportation. One way the First State has been doing

Delaware’s latest exploration of how or whether to invest in offshore wind power is going to take a little longer than expected. A working group set up by Governor John Carney to look into the issue said its discussions will extend well into this year, and that it would likely deliver a report to the Governor by this spring.

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The University of Delaware’s Journalism Program recently launched a new speaker series – The Front Page Café – bringing journalists and other writers to UD to highlight their work, and tell their stories. The series, inspired by UD's successful Science Café, held its inaugural event last month, welcoming Kathryn Miles to the Deer Park Tavern to discuss her latest book, Quakeland: On the Road to America's Next Devastating Earthquake .

Students in Generation Voice, Delaware Public Media’s youth radio program at Mount Pleasant High School, recently recorded a conversation with a loved one. Their conversations were inspired by the Great Thanksgiving Listen, a national education project developed by StoryCorps that empowers high school students to create an oral history of the contemporary United States by recording an interview with an elder.