The Delaware Superior Court struck a blow to the voting rights of Delawareans on February 23, 2024 when it invalidated Delaware’s early voting and permanent absentee voting laws.
Jakhi Bines receives his award surrounded by family, friends, and staff.
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Creating a bright light in these challenging timesThe MLK: From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter event Dr. Martin Luther King famously said, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness. Only light can do that.” The recent musical celebration, “MLK: From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter” created a bright light in these challenging times for those […]
The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) has named Shore United Bank as a Business Partner of the Month for January 2024. SDARJ their generous contribution to support SDARJ’s programs and initiatives to educate, inform, and advocate for racial justice and fair opportunity for all. SDARJ sponsors scholarships for high school students, career development […]
Do you love the sweet soul sound of Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On”? What about the exuberant disco hit, “Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now” or the Staples Singers’ catchy groove, “I’ll Take You There”? These songs, along with popular gospel and praise music, will be featured at a musical celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King’s […]
Delaware’s probation system is driving incarceration rates, and not by new crimes, but minor probation violations. Instead of focusing on the rehabilitation and support of returning citizens, it works more like a revolving prison door for those caught in a broken system.
Christy Taylor and the Shades of Blue Collective is one of the many musical groups who will perform at MLK: From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter at Epworth United Methodist Church in Rehoboth Beach on Friday, January 12 at 7 PM. This energetic, intergenerational music ensemble and band performs across diverse music genres — […]
Staff and teachers recognized Jordan Johnson, a kindergartener, for his exceptional leadership in class. Jordan is a kind, helpful, and motivated student. His teachers consistently compliment his use of the 7 Habits of Happy Kids (a FranklinCovey program) and commend him for being a role model for other kindergarten students who are beginning their journey at H.O. Brittingham.
Jaybreon Mifflin was recognized for the tremendous growth he has made over the past year. He demonstrates leadership in the classroom by setting goals, persevering, and working hard. Jaybreon’s teachers are proud of his accomplishments.
