The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation (DEMEC) Board of Directors voted at their recent board meeting to donate a quarter of a million dollars to provide additional relief to customers facing hardship during the COVID pandemic. DEMEC’s member communities unanimously decided at the beginning of the pandemic to avoid shut offs and late fees for customers struggling to pay their utility bills. ...read more

To meet the needs of our students during the pandemic, the College partnered with the Food Bank of Delaware to host six mobile food drive events across all campuses over the past four months. In total, 407 student households were served across the state. Delaware Tech students from the Phi Theta Kappa honor society helped with the events as part of their service commitment. “For me, ...read more

Two years ago DLS Creative chose to invest in the Iridesse Production Press so that we could offer print capabilities that made them unique in the digital print industry. As a team of all females, all with graphic design backgrounds, they really wanted to dive deep when it came to the print process and understand how to design show-stopping, unique, print pieces that would wow their clients time ...read more

COVID-19 has dramatically affected companies of all sizes around the globe, and cybercrime and fraud threaten to make it worse. This webinar will focus on helping small business owners understand and address the cybersecurity threats facing them and their businesses. In this conversational webinar, Mark Brindle, Commercial Banker, JPMC will interview Phillip Ferraro, Head of the Cybersecurity ...read more

Sun East Federal Credit Union partnered with 17 regional credit unions and credit union partners, jointly raising more than $220,000 in just five days to collectively purchase and donate 30,000 Personal Protective Equipment (“PPE”) medical gowns to healthcare facilities throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.   Sun East will individually contribute 1,000 PPE gowns to local healthcare ...read more

The Lewis family is scheduled to hold a blood drive on Sunday, July 19 in honor of 11-month-old Boden Lewis.   Boden has a genetic disorder called Diamond Blackfan anemia (DBA), and regular blood transfusions have saved his life, said Amber Lewis, Boden’s mother. In all, Boden has received 16 red blood cell transfusions as part of his treatment at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for ...read more

Farmers of Salem, a regional mutual insurance company founded in Salem County, N.J., in 1851, is relocating to Wilmington in 2021 and bringing 52 jobs to the city. An additional five jobs will be added by the company, which prides itself on providing superior service with personal attention, over the following three years.  Farmers of Salem plans to invest close to $5.6 million in the purchase ...read more