Nationwide women lost more than 12 million jobs during the pandemic’s recession, triggering what many have dubbed a “she-cession” because of the disproportionate employment losses by gender. As we work toward economic recovery as the ...
Two recent revelations – the indictment of Delaware’s Auditor of Accounts and the existence of secretive state contracts with the largest mental health and substance abuse services provider involving tens of millions of tax dollars ...
Delaware led the nation in 2005 when it became the first state in the country to offer two years of free college tuition to recent high school graduates. The Student Excellence Equals Degree (SEED) scholarship ...
To succeed, Delaware needs to attract young workers. It is the skills and potential of a growing, diverse workforce – not corporate handouts – that will help us attract and retain businesses here in the ...
With COVID-19 case rates falling nationwide to their lowest level since early August and the number of fully vaccinated Americans rising to 57% —with an uptick of doses delivered through the last summer and early ...
By Yemisi Oluwatosin Guest Columnist In his 1961 inaugural address, President John F. Kennedy urged America and the world, “Let both sides seek to invoke the wonders of science … let us explore the stars, ...
By Kristina Borsello Guest Columnist As we head into the final quarter of the year, Democrats in Congress will look to pass landmark pieces of legislation, including an infrastructure package and a once-in-a-lifetime trillion-dollar reconciliation ...
Delaware is one of five states that had fewer unemployment claims in the week starting Aug. 30 than it did before the pandemic. That’s the good news from WalletHub, which has been tracking which states’ ...
By Dr. David Tam Guest Columnist There’s one thing I learned when I was practicing medicine – an illness impacting a patient doesn’t always follow the path the textbooks taught us. Treating diseases can often ...
As the pandemic enters its 17th month, rental assistance has been one of the most costly endeavors and has also increased government bureaucracy. The Delaware State Housing Authority is managing COVID-related relief through a new ...
By Randy Farmer Guest Columnist Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft have revolutionized the ways in which we work, live and communicate through cutting-edge technology, innovative products and indispensable services. Along the way, each of these ...
By Gloria Ruci Guest Columnist As I picture Delaware’s future and try to imagine my own purpose in this imposing vision, I look no further than right outside my balcony, where the Interstate 95 ‘Restore ...
By Melissa Minor-Brown Guest Columnist On Aug. 12, President Joe Biden delivered remarks from the White House’s East Room to address the soaring cost of prescription drugs in the United States. In his speech, President ...
By John Fleming SBA Delaware District Director Guest Columnist For the 18 months since COVID-19’s onset in the United States, America’s small businesses have grappled with historic uncertainty. For many, SBA’s COVID-19 small business recovery ...
By Sen. Jack Walsh, Rep. Ed Osienski, Sen. Nicole Poore, Rep. Kim Williams For many hard-working men and women across Delaware, this weekend will represent a well-deserved break – one last moment to enjoy the ...
By Dan Shortridge Guest Columnist As editor of a Delaware marketing and communications jobs list, I’ve seen many jobs posted and reposted, for weeks or months on end, as businesses and nonprofits struggle to hire. ...
Democrats and Republicans in the Senate just passed a massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal – a rarity in today’s intensely partisan world. The compromise represents a huge step forward for Delaware, providing resources to ease ...
Delaware took a big step forward in its efforts to address systemic issues of racism in the community, the workforce and our schools during the 2021 session of the General Assembly. We are proud of ...
DOVER– The CenDel Foundation launched a new fund dedicated to assisting Kent County nonprofits and local businesses in 2020 in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Last year, the CenDel Community Response Fund offered $15,000 in ...
When Hamlet uttered the first lines of the famous Shakespeare soliloquy more than 500 years ago, the young prince of Denmark was debating between life and death. In 2021, the choices in the face of ...
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