New Legislation filed by Short, Bennett and Keeley.

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House Bill 302, sponsored by Short, would grant immunity to anyone reporting suspected financial exploitation of elderly and infirm adults. Bennett's the sponsor of House Bill 299, which would add EMT's paramedics, fire police and fire marshals to the list of first responders protected by law if they're assaulted while on duty. Keeley's measure, House Bill 303, is aimed at prohibiting unfair practices related to tax refund anticipation loans and setting up penalties for offenders.

Unacceptable.

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On pretty much every front, really. And that is the most family friendly title I could come up with. If you haven't seen the NJ article this AM recounting some of the history of the despicable Dr. Bradley, then do yourself a favor. People with blood pressure issues should be forewarned. But this is a just a horror show on pretty much every front:

Markell and O’Mara Unveil Recycling Effort

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Today, Governor Markell and DNREC Secretary Colin O'Mara unveiled their plan to implement a statewide recycling plan that will change the way that Delawareans dispose of recyclable materials.
Recycling would remain voluntary for homes and businesses under the plan, but curbside services and special containers would be universally available. Commercial haulers and municipal governments that collect trash would be required to provide curbside pickups.