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Archive -- 2011
School district will retain much of its jobs-preservation grant
County selects curators for three historic properties
Campaign launched to prevent naming new school for Biden
Brandywine fills vacant seat on the school board
County will waive property taxes on reopened refinery
Where's the phone book?
Kovach upsets Sheldon in the special election
Clark fills three top managerial positions
Transition committee hands Clark a detailed roadmap
Library called important to Claymont redevelopment
Kovach sworn in as Council president
Clark rules out possibility of a property tax increase
Council agrees to pay a portion of social agency's utility bill
Council approves requiring more specificity on items put before it
District will retain Hanby name for its new school
County looks for disconnects in Green Acres community
Council comes up short of rules meeting participants
Members of County Council agree to make up -- sort of
Non-public schools losing students at an accelerated rate
Ordinance would tighten county redevelopment requirements
Sewer disconnects will be painless, residents are told
Darley Green picked as site for the new Claymont library
County budget looks toward long-range structural change
Commonwealth greatly expands size of its library land donation
Fisker Automotive will receive half of original tax incentive
County said close to financial aid deal with Police Athletic League
County reports extent of its spending with private firms
School election turnout expected to be sparse
Yard waste disposal site will remain in operation
County Council redistricting process gets under way
New Wawa unit planned for Concord Pike location
Council enacts budget amid heated wrangling
Redistricting plan for county preserves political status quo
Diocese fiddles with liturgy while real issues burn
Timetable for new library is disclosed
Plan for pulling troops out of Afghanistan disappointing
First county union agrees to contract concessions
Details of Caesar Rodney's ride not as well known as you'd think
Catholic schools losing their students at an accelerated rate
Brandywine school tax rate given a modest increase
Towers at the seashore are World War II relics
Council appears ready to enact a redevelopment ordinance
Council approves changes to redevelopment law
Sump pump disconnection program still hasn't begun
Post offices in the state may be spared closure
Brandywine district will go to voters next year for a property tax increase
County finished fiscal year in the black -- Or did it?
Children's Home up for sale
County bonds remain A-A-A despite Standard & Poor's U.S. debt downgrade
Police chief among those leaving shorthanded force
Brandywine referendum timetable has been set
Claymont library design unveiled
School opening scheduled
A couple of Barley Mill afterthoughts