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Monday Daily Delawhere [3.4.13]

By Delaware Dem March 4, 20131 Comment

A house on Greenhill Avenue in Wilmington's Wawaset Park.

Sunday Daily Delawhere [3.3.13]

By Delaware Dem March 3, 20131 Comment

The Green was the colonial core of the Dover, centered with the state house, seen on the right. The Old State House was built in 1792, after the state capital moved to Dover from New Castle in 1777, and functioned as the capitol until a new one was built in 1932.

Saturday Daily Delawhere [3.2.13]

By Delaware Dem March 2, 20131 Comment

The Wilmington Friends Meeting House, on West Street in Wilmington. The Quaker meetinghouse was built in 1817 and is the namesake of the Quaker Hill neighborhood.

Friday Daily Delawhere [3.1.13]

By Delaware Dem March 1, 20131 Comment

The old New Castle Company Library, on 3rd Street in New Castle. The library was built in 1892.

Thursday Daily Delawhere [2.28.13]

By Delaware Dem February 28, 20133 Comments

The Shannon Hotel, on Main Street in Christiana. The old tavern was built in 1766, and likely was a lodging place for George Washington during his travels.

Climate change is real, and it’s causing Delaware to sink

By Rob Tornoe February 27, 201339 Comments

Sen. James Imhoff (R-OK) is noted for suggesting that climate change is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people. He's also the ranking minority member on the Senate's Environment and Public Works committee. Wonder why nothing ever gets done about climate change?

Wednesday Daily Delawhere [2.27.13]

By Delaware Dem February 27, 20135 Comments

The old Sussex County Courthouse, on Bedford Street in Georgetown. The courthouse was built in 1792 when Georgetown replaced Lewes as the county seat. The courthouse served until 1837, when the current courthouse was built.

QOTD — Have You Seen Your Congressional Delegation Weigh In on the Sequester?

By cassandra_m February 25, 20139 Comments

Seriously -- the past week (especially this weekend) has send lots of legislators to the airwaves to weigh in on the sequester. Most of the Democrats are out making the case for their plan to replace the sequester. The GOP either: 1) aren't talking; 2) blaming Obama or 3) saying the sequester is no big deal. After a quick Google search and look at each of their websites, none of them has addressed the looming sequester at all.