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Newark-based photographer Elisabeth Bard uses long exposure times to create one of a kind landscape photos. In our latest Arts Playlist, Mark Arehart talks with the photographer about how her show Divisions Upon a Ground blurs time and place.

In this week’s Enlighten Me - we continue highlighting work done this year by students in our Generation Voice Youth Media project at Mount Pleasant High School in the Brandywine School District.

In this week’s Enlighten Me - we continue highlighting work done this year by students in our Generation Voice Youth Media project at Mount Pleasant High School in the Brandywine School District.

A University of Delaware researcher is studying the potential to treat chronic kidney disease with exercise.

The Freeman Stage at Bayside just west of Fenwick Island is celebrating its 10th season. In the latest Arts Playlist Mark Arehart talks with Freeman Stage Communications Manager Alyson Cunningham about where the venue started and where it's headed.

In 2012, Hurricane Sandy blew through Fowler Beach at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, tearing it apart. By October 2016, most of a federal restoration project restoring 4,000 acres of the refuge was complete — repairing 25 miles of tidal channels and the damaged shoreline - making them more resilient to future storms. One of the benefits of a restored beach? A treasure-trove of horseshoe crabs as far as the eye can see.

After spending more than two months in rehabilitation, Phil the harbor seal was released at Gateway National Recreation Area in New Jersey where he made his way back into the Atlantic Ocean.

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The school year here in Delaware just ended and with it - another year of our Generation Voice youth media project at Mt. Pleasant High School in the Brandywine School. Over the next couple of weeks in Enlighten Me, we'll want to highlight some of the work done by students there. First up - a piece that builds on one we aired earlier this year by Mt. Pleasant High School sophomore Maya Williams on the so-called ‘school to prison pipeline’ - students getting in trouble in school and ultimately