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How the town became the town.

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WBOC TV
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Delaware Public Archives exhibit explores how railroads transformed the First State

3+ day, 13+ hour ago   (188+ words) DOVER, Del. - Delawareans can now take a trip back through the state’s railroad history with a new exhibit at the Delaware Public Archives. Tracks, Towns, and Transformation: How the Railroad Changed Delaware opened Thursday, September 10, marking 194 years since the New…...

The Highland County Press
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Wilmington College recognizes milestones totaling 295 years of service

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (239+ words) Wilmington College recognized 21 members of its faculty and staff for service milestones, ranging from five to 40 years, during its annual Opening Year Meeting on Aug. 18. President Corey Cockerill and Chip Murdock, assistant vice president for student affairs, presented the honorees…...

Yahoo Life
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Slaughter Beach and Murderkill. Why does Delaware have creepy names?

3+ week, 8+ hour ago   (612+ words) Would you book a vacation so you could spend a week at Slaughter Beach? Or hope to buy a home near Murderkill River? One might find it strange that Delaware, celebrated for beach tourism, hasn't scared off visitors with its…...

Yahoo News
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Delaware history, week of Aug. 23, with prison escape, canal trail

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (550+ words) The Delaware history column features excerpts from The News Journal archives including The Morning News and The Evening Journal. See the archives at delawareonline.com. "Virtually 100 percent of the state has driven over it, but probably less than 1 percent has…...