Statement from Governor Regarding Tragic Events in Wisconsin
Former Governor Jack Markell (2009-2017) | Office of the Governor | Date Posted: Thursday, August 9, 2012
Governor Meyer Nominates Robert Storch to be Delaware’s First Inspector General
The Delaware Department of Human Resources Hosts Its Second Statewide Career Fair of 2026 in Ongoing Hiring Initiative
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Delaware Century Farm Program adds three new families, celebrates First State’s agricultural heritage
State Auditor Lydia York Issues Audit of Federal Awards to State of Delaware
Celebrate 2026 Earth Day with Hikes and Volunteer Events at Delaware State Parks
Delaware Forest Service Re-Launches Federal Firefighter Property Program to Support Local Fire Departments
Delaware Division of Child Support Services Launches Modernized New Hire Reporting Website
HCA and Archaeological Society of Delaware Announce Presenters, Delmarva Archaeology & History Symposium
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EPA, DDA, Renew Pledge to First State Farming, Environmental Health with Memorandum of Understanding
DNREC-Sponsored Water Family Fest and Native Plant Sale to be Held on Saturday, May 2
Governor Meyer Announces Application Opening for Student Member of State Board Of Education
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John Dickinson and the Defense of Delaware at the Archives’ April First Saturday Program
Governor Meyer, DSPC, and Enstructure Announce Permit Issuance for Delaware Container Terminal
Delaware’s 2025 Wildlife Action Plan Gets U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Approval
DNREC to Conduct Statewide Assessment of Wastewater Infrastructure in Manufactured Home Communities
Upcoming Electricity Rate Increase Adds to Cost Increases for Delmarva Customers
Slow Down and Stay Focused: OHS Kicks Off Spring BRAKE and Distracted Driving Awareness Month
AG Jennings wins appeals court ruling against HUD’s attempts to restrict housing-assistance programs
Volunteers Sought to Join DNREC in Cleaning Up Concord Pond near Seaford for Earth Month
Historical and Cultural Affairs Presents Arts & Education Programs for the Month of April
Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Announces Deputy Director and PIO Appointments
Delaware Releases Strategic Framework for Contaminants of Emerging Concern and First PFAS Implementation Plan
Turkey Hunting Season to Offer an Extra Day; Season Opens April 4 and 5 with Youth and Non-ambulatory Hunts
Delaware Veterans Connect, Create, and Showcase Their Work Through Free Statewide Art Classes
Court rules with State, clears way for offshore wind substation critical to Delaware’s energy future
Governor Meyer Orders Lowering of Flags to Honor Former State Senator Nancy Cook
DOJ announces arrest of Delmar officer in stalking, sexual contact investigations
Delaware Division of the Arts Announces 15th Annual State Employee Art Exhibition Winners
DOJ secures life sentences, additional time for two men involved in the murder of Shiheem Durham
Lt. Governor Kyle Evans Gay Sits Down with Small Business Leaders Across the State
Results of OHS’ St. Patrick’s Day Weekend DUI Checkpoint and Sober Rides Program
Delaware Senators Move One Step Closer to Protecting Civil Rights for Individuals with Disabilities
Public Advocate Names New Deputy and Key Staff to Strengthen Consumer Advocacy
Bring Your Family History to Life at the Archives’ Community Digitization Days
Registration Now Open for DNREC-Sponsored Christina River Watershed Cleanup
Delaware accelerates statewide early literacy strategy with more than $8m to strengthen classroom reading instruction
Upstate Trout Season to Open in New Castle County Streams with Youth-Only Day Set for April 4
Delaware Division of the Arts Seeks Public Input in New Statewide Strategic Planning Process
DNREC Announces 2025-‘26 Deer Harvest Totals, Launches New Interactive Game Harvest Dashboard
Property Reassessment & Your Insurance: What Really Drives Premium Costs
Amid Hints of Spring, DNREC Reminds Delawareans of Yard Waste Options, Including Beneficial Reuse
Governor Matt Meyer Returns from India Trade Mission with New Investment and Innovation Opportunities
DNREC Now Soliciting Community Water Quality Improvement Grant Project Proposals
Governor Meyer Nominates Robert Storch to be Delaware’s First Inspector General
The Delaware Department of Human Resources Hosts Its Second Statewide Career Fair of 2026 in Ongoing Hiring Initiative
DNREC Revises 2026-2027 Black Sea Bass Recreational Fishing Regulations for Compliance With Fishery Management Plan
Delaware Century Farm Program adds three new families, celebrates First State’s agricultural heritage
State Auditor Lydia York Issues Audit of Federal Awards to State of Delaware
Celebrate 2026 Earth Day with Hikes and Volunteer Events at Delaware State Parks
Delaware Forest Service Re-Launches Federal Firefighter Property Program to Support Local Fire Departments
Delaware Division of Child Support Services Launches Modernized New Hire Reporting Website
HCA and Archaeological Society of Delaware Announce Presenters, Delmarva Archaeology & History Symposium
Delaware Healthy Mother & Infant Consortium Celebrates 20th Anniversary During Annual Summit
EPA, DDA, Renew Pledge to First State Farming, Environmental Health with Memorandum of Understanding
DNREC-Sponsored Water Family Fest and Native Plant Sale to be Held on Saturday, May 2
Governor Meyer Announces Application Opening for Student Member of State Board Of Education
DNREC to Hold Training at Cape Henlopen for Volunteer Beach-nesting Bird Monitors Saturday, May 2
John Dickinson and the Defense of Delaware at the Archives’ April First Saturday Program
Governor Meyer, DSPC, and Enstructure Announce Permit Issuance for Delaware Container Terminal
Delaware’s 2025 Wildlife Action Plan Gets U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Approval
DNREC to Conduct Statewide Assessment of Wastewater Infrastructure in Manufactured Home Communities
Upcoming Electricity Rate Increase Adds to Cost Increases for Delmarva Customers
Slow Down and Stay Focused: OHS Kicks Off Spring BRAKE and Distracted Driving Awareness Month
AG Jennings wins appeals court ruling against HUD’s attempts to restrict housing-assistance programs
Volunteers Sought to Join DNREC in Cleaning Up Concord Pond near Seaford for Earth Month
Historical and Cultural Affairs Presents Arts & Education Programs for the Month of April
Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Announces Deputy Director and PIO Appointments
Delaware Releases Strategic Framework for Contaminants of Emerging Concern and First PFAS Implementation Plan
Turkey Hunting Season to Offer an Extra Day; Season Opens April 4 and 5 with Youth and Non-ambulatory Hunts
Delaware Veterans Connect, Create, and Showcase Their Work Through Free Statewide Art Classes
Court rules with State, clears way for offshore wind substation critical to Delaware’s energy future
Governor Meyer Orders Lowering of Flags to Honor Former State Senator Nancy Cook
DOJ announces arrest of Delmar officer in stalking, sexual contact investigations
Delaware Division of the Arts Announces 15th Annual State Employee Art Exhibition Winners
DOJ secures life sentences, additional time for two men involved in the murder of Shiheem Durham
Lt. Governor Kyle Evans Gay Sits Down with Small Business Leaders Across the State
Results of OHS’ St. Patrick’s Day Weekend DUI Checkpoint and Sober Rides Program
Delaware Senators Move One Step Closer to Protecting Civil Rights for Individuals with Disabilities
Public Advocate Names New Deputy and Key Staff to Strengthen Consumer Advocacy
Bring Your Family History to Life at the Archives’ Community Digitization Days
Registration Now Open for DNREC-Sponsored Christina River Watershed Cleanup
Delaware accelerates statewide early literacy strategy with more than $8m to strengthen classroom reading instruction
Upstate Trout Season to Open in New Castle County Streams with Youth-Only Day Set for April 4
Delaware Division of the Arts Seeks Public Input in New Statewide Strategic Planning Process
DNREC Announces 2025-‘26 Deer Harvest Totals, Launches New Interactive Game Harvest Dashboard
Property Reassessment & Your Insurance: What Really Drives Premium Costs
Amid Hints of Spring, DNREC Reminds Delawareans of Yard Waste Options, Including Beneficial Reuse
Governor Matt Meyer Returns from India Trade Mission with New Investment and Innovation Opportunities
DNREC Now Soliciting Community Water Quality Improvement Grant Project Proposals
Former Governor Jack Markell (2009-2017) | Office of the Governor | Date Posted: Thursday, August 9, 2012
Wilmington, DE – Secretary of Transportation Shailen Bhatt will be sharing the following thoughts from the Governor at the candlelight vigil being hosted by the Sikh Center of Delaware tonight to mark the tragic events in Wisconsin.
“Tolerance, acceptance and peace are core values that transcend any individual religion. We must make clear that those values are stronger – and more widely shared – than the hatred, bigotry and ignorance that created this senseless violence. We are a nation founded on the ideas of opportunity and freedom – including the freedom of worship. They remain our bedrock,” Markell said. “Carla and I will keep in our prayers everyone affected. We ask that everyone keep in mind in this, our great state of neighbors, that we are so much stronger together.”
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Former Governor Jack Markell (2009-2017) | Office of the Governor | Date Posted: Thursday, August 9, 2012
Wilmington, DE – Secretary of Transportation Shailen Bhatt will be sharing the following thoughts from the Governor at the candlelight vigil being hosted by the Sikh Center of Delaware tonight to mark the tragic events in Wisconsin.
“Tolerance, acceptance and peace are core values that transcend any individual religion. We must make clear that those values are stronger – and more widely shared – than the hatred, bigotry and ignorance that created this senseless violence. We are a nation founded on the ideas of opportunity and freedom – including the freedom of worship. They remain our bedrock,” Markell said. “Carla and I will keep in our prayers everyone affected. We ask that everyone keep in mind in this, our great state of neighbors, that we are so much stronger together.”
Keep up to date by receiving a daily digest email, around noon, of current news release posts from state agencies on news.delaware.gov.
Here you can subscribe to future news updates.
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