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Archive of Delaware on Friday October 30, 2009
DE: Delaware economic recovery years off
State population forecasters issued a sobering outlook for Delaware's economic recovery and growth Thursday, predicting stubbornly higher unemployment at least through next year with more people being forced to commute to jobs in other states. Read More
DE: Stimulus working in Del. -- for now
The federal stimulus put as many as 3,600 people to work in Delaware during its first seven months, at least temporarily, Lt. Gov. Matt Denn said Thursday. Read More
DE: Schools to get first swine flu vaccines
Delaware's Division of Public Health will begin its school-based swine flu vaccination campaign Monday, starting with public elementary school students, who will receive the nasal-spray vaccine. Read More
DE: Dover slots profits take a hefty hit
The slide in profits at Dover Downs Gaming & Entertainment accelerated into the fall as economically pressed gamblers continued to choose their savings accounts over slots. Read More
US: Some states weigh earlier primaries in 2010 to accommodate Americans abroad
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A new law meant to protect the voting rights of deployed troops and other Americans overseas is forcing at least a dozen states to consider holding their primaries earlier or to negotiate another plan that federal officials will accept. Read More
Weekly wrap: Rating agency slams Conn. on borrowing
Agency lowers Conn. credit outlook; federal broadband grants will be delayed a month; and confusion continues on stimulus job claims. Read More |
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