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Meyer previews economic plan that invests in workforce

Gov.-elect Matt Meyer said his plan for Delaware includes less focus on taxpayer-backed grants for companies and more attention to entrepreneurship support.

Carper honored with Marvel Cup

Former U.S. Sen. Tom Carper, a lifelong public servant that was elected to serve Delaware in state and federal positions for more than 40 years, was honored Monday night with the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s Marvel Cup award.

State, US Wind sign lease amid legal battles

US Wind was offered another green flag by the state of Delaware as it prepares to install more than 100 wind turbines off of Delaware’s Sussex County coastline amid already turbulent waters.

Meyer nominates Bell to lead Division of Small Business

CJ Bell has spent a year and a half supporting small business growth in New Castle County as Meyer’s economic development director. Now the governor-elect wants him to do the same on a statewide basis.
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Delaware reports success in reducing barriers to state employment

The state of Delaware has found success in removing barriers to employment access, replacing mandatory bachelor’s degree requirements with relevant work or life experiences in many state level jobs.

Nemours, state of Delaware enter into new Medicaid payor model

Delaware and Nemours are paving the way as the first in the nation to create a pediatric global revenue budget model, one that could benefit the state’s 120,000 children who are currently enrolled in Medicaid.

UD plans new academic building named after Biden

A new interdisciplinary social sciences building at the University of Delaware, named in honor of President Joe Biden, is in the works.

People on the Move: Jan. 10

People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state.
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The Flats forges on with affordable housing for seniors

In the fifth project phase, developers will build 53 income-restricted units for seniors in The Flats neighborhood in Wilmington.

Meyer talks key policy items for first days in office

Two weeks before Delaware’s new governor takes his oath of office, “an unemployed Matt Meyer,” as he put it, sat down for a fireside chat with Spotlight Delaware and a room full of Delawareans eager for news.

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