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3 weeks ago |
delawarepublic.org | Tom Byrne |Kyle McKinnon
These agreements allow local police to collaborate with ICE, but critics argue they can erode trust within immigrant communities. One of those critics is the executive director of the Latin American Community Center Maria Matos, who recently penned an op-ed calling for a statewide ban on these agreements. This week, Delaware Public Media’s Tom Byrne sat down with Matos to discuss her concerns and the impact these agreements have on local communities.
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3 weeks ago |
delawarepublic.org | Tom Byrne
Tuesday was decision day for school board races across the First State. Turnout was largely stronger this year, with 6 of the districts with competitive races drawing over 1,200 voters. The races in Cape Henlopen School District attracted over 4,000 voters, while nearly 3,500 came out to vote in Brandywine School District. Last year, only one district statewide saw more than 900 people vote. There were four districts with contested races in New Castle County.
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3 weeks ago |
delawarepublic.org | Tom Byrne
Tuesday is school board election day in Delaware. Turnout for school board elections is typically low. Last year, 7 districts had at least one contested race, and only one district saw more than 900 people vote. That was Red Clay where just over 2.000 residents cast ballots. This year, there are 11 districts with at least one contested race. New Castle County has voters heading to the polls in four districts. In the Brandywine School District, 3 competitive races will be settled.
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1 month ago |
delawarepublic.org | Eileen Smith Dallabrida |Tom Byrne
Contributor Eileen Dallabrida examines the housing market in Delaware and what's driving it In spring, ‘For Sale’ signs typically spring up like tulips, with home sellers handing over the keys to buyers as both parties move on to their next stage of life. But with low inventory and high mortgage interest rates, the residential real estate market remains in a wintery chill. Nationwide home sales in March ticked down 2.4% compared to the same month a year ago.
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1 month ago |
delawarepublic.org | Tom Byrne |Kyle McKinnon
In this episode, entomologist, author, and professor at the University of Delaware’s Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology, Doug Tallamy, examines the pressures facing the delicate relationship between the native plants and insects that help build healthy ecosystems. Entomologist Doug Tallamy discusses the relationship between native plants and insects on the People and Planet podcast
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