Natalia Alamdari
DelmarvaNow!
Wilmington, DE, United States
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Meet the winner of Delaware’s Teacher of the Year for 2022
The Brandywine special education teacher will now represent Delaware for the national title. → Read More
AstraZeneca to pay $560,000 to resolve claims of race, gender pay discrimination in Wilmington
A routine investigation found 318 Wilmington-based employees were impacted. → Read More
House Ethics Committee will not investigate Brady further, after use of anti-Asian slur in email
The five-member committee unanimously decided Brady did not violate legislative conduct. → Read More
House Ethics Committee heads into closed-door session, likely to discuss Brady's use of slur
The executive session meeting has caught the eye of Delaware open government advocates. → Read More
Coming back to waterlogged homes, Wilmington residents struggle to find shelter
Record flooding displaced more than 200 people in Wilmington. Now, some of them have nowhere to stay. → Read More
National AFL-CIO president calls for Brady's resignation after use of anti-Asian slur
Brady has been executive director of the Delaware chapter since 2003. → Read More
Faculty members sue Wesley College as completion of DSU acquisition draws near
Wesley faculty members have sued the school, hoping to halt its acquisition by Delaware State University. → Read More
Delaware lawmakers pass bill to include Black history in schools
Instead of creating new classes, elements of Black history would be woven into subjects like science and the arts. → Read More
Delaware voters selected school board seats Tuesday. Here's who won
Here are the results of the May 11 school board elections. → Read More
How to vote in Tuesday's school board elections
Delaware school board elections are Tuesday. Here's everything you need to know about voting for the seats that historically see low turnout. → Read More
Delaware school custodians rescue man stranded in nearby creek
Custodian Patrick Marvel was cleaning up before recess when he heard the cries for help. → Read More
The curious case of how an elephant ended up on the steps of a Delaware school
What was an elephant doing at the William Penn School in the 40s? A News Journal investigation. → Read More
Police identify woman killed after man pulls up beside her moving car, shoots her near Milford
The mother of two succumbed to her injuries on April 2. The suspect shot 'numerous times' into Maricruz Sanchez's car before fleeing, police said. → Read More
U.S. education secretary pays Laurel Elementary students a visit on 'Help is Here' tour
Laurel was the second stop on Cardona's national tour of schools to discuss COVID-19 challenges. → Read More
Millions in tax dollars went to private Wesley College; fallout from sale leaves a lot of questions
Faculty and students interviewed for this story said college leaders misled them into thinking Wesley would still exist as an independent institution even after DSU came into the picture. → Read More
Salesianum School's search for a new president comes to an end
He will be the fifth person to assume the role at the school. → Read More
Could COVID-19 testing in schools be the answer to getting more students in the classroom?
More Delaware schools are starting to offer on-site antigen testing. Will parents be on board? → Read More
Teacher's creative contraptions open a new world for his students
Catapults and cannons built out of PVC pipes let students at the Leach School uniquely experience sports. → Read More
COVID-19 cases spike at University of Delaware, president says they could soon exceed total from fall
The university is on track to pass the number of cases in the entire fall semester. → Read More
Delaware school district investigating 'unacceptable' Black History Month lesson
The Black History Month lesson included a sanitized version of how Africans were enslaved and brought to America. → Read More