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Job creation in the First State often focuses on bringing in - or retaining - well-paying positions that require a college education. But there are other in demand jobs that lack the workforce needed to fill them. They’re middle skill jobs – positions that need more that a high school degree, but not a four-year college degree.

Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter and Smashing Pumpkins frontman, William Patrick Corgan will play The Grand Opera House this month. It's part of his newly announced North American Tour in support of his second solo album Ogilala .

Delaware Shakespeare is presenting As You Like It during its 2017 Community Tour .

In 2010, 57% of all pregnancies in Delaware were unintended , the highest rate in the nation. That year, the federal and state governments spent over $94 million on unintended pregnancies in the First State. With more than $10 million in private funds, the group Upstream USA set out early last year to change those numbers. Through a program called Delaware CAN – which stands for contraceptive access now – health professionals have begun training pediatric, primary care and OB/GYN practices on

A recent poll from the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication asked Americans the question: do people in your community view Muslims as being more “us” or more “them.” Almost three quarters of Americans, 71 percent, said more “them.”

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Many people are likely aware of Airbnb: providing travelers the option to rent a room in someone else’s home – or guesthouse – as opposed to staying in a hotel or traditional bed and breakfast. It’s a popular option across the country, and in the First State. One Wilmington home listed on Airbnb is also on the National Register of Historic Places – and likely one of the oldest homes remaining in the city, built around 1745. It’s undergone several transformations over the years, but was largely

For as long as there’s been a Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel at the mouth of the bay, there’s been a gift shop and restaurant perched on an island in the middle of it all. But now that Virginia has broken ground to add a parallel tunnel, the restaurant is about to become history.

NASA’s facility on Wallops Island, Virginia gets plenty of attention for the rockets it launches. But as impressive as those launches are – the facility is on a barrier island – and thus vulnerable to erosion and sea level rise caused by climate change. So, the University of Delaware has joined two Virginia institutions to show state and federal officials what kinds of technologies they can use to understand the ever-changing coastline of Virginia’s Wallops Island – and perhaps prepare for what