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Governor John Carney talks about Charging Delaware's future with move electric vehicle chargers fueled by more than $21 million transportation investment dollars from federal and state sources. l DBT PHOTO BY JENNIFER ANTONIK
Milford City Manager Mark Whitfield, Senator Dave Wilson, Milford Mayor Todd Culotta, Milford Housing Development Corporation President and CEO David Moore, Jim Purcell, Milford City Council Member Nadia Zychal and Rony Baltazar-Lopez stand behind Judy Purcell who received a certificate of occupancy last week on her new accessory dwelling unit - the first stick-built unit of its kind in the twin-county city. l DBT PHOTO BY JENNIFER ANTONIK
Delaware River and Bay Authority Executive Director Thomas Cook, U.S. Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons, Director of Ferry Operations Heath Gehrke, Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester and Representative Russ Huxtable stand in front of the MV Cape Henlopen which will be replaced in the next few years by a new ferry complete with green energy technology. l DBT PHOTO BY JENNIFER ANTONIK
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Delaware State University's Education Department Chair Dr. Shelly Rouser and Early Childhood Innovation Center Executive Director Dr. Kim Krzanowski sign a beam at the new ECIC facility being built on the DSU campus. l PHOTO COURTESY OF DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY
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Delaware has officially received the green light to start seeking ways on how to capture wind energy now that Gov. John Carney has signed Senate Bill 265 into law. 

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