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Archive -- 2005
(Some) Lawmakers list their priorities
Planning agency presents transportation plan
United Council enacts flood-mitigation ordinance
Council questions why folks question state of county finances
Risk assessment is focus of county auditor controversy
Brandywine starts down the path to a bond referendum
Axe falls on auditor Hicks
Morris: County finances as easy as 1-2-3
Coons sets out a plateful of recommended initiatives
County leaders sound out the Brandywine Hundred public
Council begins process of replacing former auditor
City to take the stornwater utility route
As expected – no county tax refund coming
Chancery Court asked to order a county tax rebate
Referendum voters may be asked to go beyond renovating buildings
Proposal would split stormwater management between state and the counties
Planning council tables transportation plan
Official proposes unloading L.N.G. in Delaware Bay
Referendum push being organized
Referendum to include boost in tax rate for operations
Council personnel moves generate confusion
Council opts for reserves, not refunds
Stormwater plan looks to head off property buyouts
Coons asks for large sewer rate hike, but no tax increase
Firm rejects order to rebuild historic wall
Council achieves unanimity of a sort on a busy day
Budget process loaded with imponderables
Mandatory recycling proposal unlikely to reach the legislature
Budget paring silences festival canon
Consultant finds financial situation as dangerous as Coons said it is
School board candidates express their views
Planning council blasts DelDOT’s capital-spending cutbacks
Hefty county tax hike projected
Public to pass on last phase of school building program
Exec and Council see eye-to-eye on financial ordinances Governor to seek enactment of a voluntary recycling law
Korn's challenge to county budget is probably over
Hayward loses bridge battle, but thinks he may someday prevail
County police deployment under study
Recycling proposal will simmer for up to a year
Blue Ball taking shape
Historic features of P.S. will be preserved
Coons tallies pluses and minuses of his first six months
Rental code ordinance headed for enactment
Tax money eyed as way to help Brookview residents
Council given update on county finances as fiscal year ends
Memos at Random
Board reverses order to restore Paladin wall
Ailing drainage ponds loom as a mind-boggling problem
School board to receive a $123.7 million budget
School board approves $123.7 million preliminary budget
‘3.319’ process may be broadened to include all major development
Rent-a-cop services will still be available
Town Center sale ruled to have been a bit of tax-free shopping
Sale of Brookview apartments is imminent
Brookview purchase confirmed; redevelopment to begin in a year
A crowd turns out for glimpse of a new Brookview
Planning council to take another look at transportation spending
Wawa seeks to resolve flap over hue of bricks
Transportation plan revised once again
Harter: We’re good but not as good as we can be
Probe of police off-duty procedures said to be progressing
County looking for ways to aid Katrina victims
Parents lash out at Brandywine’s special-education program
Council deals with a variety of matters in quick order
Brookview proposal sparking interest in other redevelopment
Financial advisors cautious in forecasting impact from M.B.N.A.'s acquisition
Katrina victims find a cooperative effort to help here
School district pledges further improvement effort
Commentary: Sept. 1 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Sept. 4 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 9
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Plan for sewers south of the canal to be completely reworked
Chief McAllister goes quietly
Council urged to zero in on providing for ‘affordable’ housing
Ordinance killing ‘3.319’ hearings squeaks by
Commentary: Oct. 6 Oct. 17 Oct. 23
DelDOT financing committee unable to reach consensus on recommendations
County realigns capital-spending program
Brookview snapshot defines resident relocation challenge
Commentary: Nov. 2 Nov. 11 Nov. 19
Coons administration presents housing strategy initiatives
Full-day kindergarten would crowd Brandywine classrooms
Commentary: Dec. 12 Dec. 23