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Delaware Veterans Connect, Create, and Showcase Their Work Through Free Statewide Art Classes

Statewide, Del. (March 30, 2026) –  Delaware veterans are picking up paintbrushes, gelli plates, and drawing pencils — and discovering that making art alongside fellow veterans is an experience unlike any other. The Delaware Division of the Arts, in partnership with the Delaware Office of Veterans Services, has announced a new round of free eight-week […]




2026 LIFE Conference: Moving Forward Together

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Emmanuel Jenkins Community Relations Officer Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council (DDC) emmanuel.jenkins@delaware.gov 302-739-7192   2026 LIFE Conference: “Moving Forward Together”   Dover, DE — January 21, 2026 — The Delaware LIFE Conference will take place on January 21, 2026, at Bally’s Conference Center in Dover, Delaware. Each year, the LIFE Conference brings […]




DDC Is Seeking Community Feedback

Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council Seeks Public Input for Next Five-Year State Plan Dover, DE  July 11, 2025  The Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council (DDC) is calling on individuals across the state to help shape its next Five-Year State Plan, a federally required blueprint that guides the Council’s efforts to improve services, promote systems change, and expand […]




Grants to Support Community Learning Centers

Seven sites will benefit from 21st Century Community Learning Center grants to establish or expand community learning centers that provide students with enrichment opportunities when school is not in session. 




Brandywine Springs Student Wins Arbor Day Poster Contest

Lyla Jones, a second-grader from Brandywine Springs Elementary School in Wilmington, is the overall winner of the Delaware Forest Service’s annual Arbor Day School Poster Contest. This year’s competition attracted almost 7,600 entries from more than 70 schools. The theme – “Trees Are Terrific…In All Shapes and Sizes!” – highlights how a diverse community forest is a healthier forest that attracts a variety of wildlife and is more visually stimulating.







 Pages Tagged With: "community"

Delaware Veterans Connect, Create, and Showcase Their Work Through Free Statewide Art Classes

Statewide, Del. (March 30, 2026) –  Delaware veterans are picking up paintbrushes, gelli plates, and drawing pencils — and discovering that making art alongside fellow veterans is an experience unlike any other. The Delaware Division of the Arts, in partnership with the Delaware Office of Veterans Services, has announced a new round of free eight-week […]




2026 LIFE Conference: Moving Forward Together

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Emmanuel Jenkins Community Relations Officer Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council (DDC) emmanuel.jenkins@delaware.gov 302-739-7192   2026 LIFE Conference: “Moving Forward Together”   Dover, DE — January 21, 2026 — The Delaware LIFE Conference will take place on January 21, 2026, at Bally’s Conference Center in Dover, Delaware. Each year, the LIFE Conference brings […]




DDC Is Seeking Community Feedback

Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council Seeks Public Input for Next Five-Year State Plan Dover, DE  July 11, 2025  The Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council (DDC) is calling on individuals across the state to help shape its next Five-Year State Plan, a federally required blueprint that guides the Council’s efforts to improve services, promote systems change, and expand […]




Grants to Support Community Learning Centers

Seven sites will benefit from 21st Century Community Learning Center grants to establish or expand community learning centers that provide students with enrichment opportunities when school is not in session. 




Brandywine Springs Student Wins Arbor Day Poster Contest

Lyla Jones, a second-grader from Brandywine Springs Elementary School in Wilmington, is the overall winner of the Delaware Forest Service’s annual Arbor Day School Poster Contest. This year’s competition attracted almost 7,600 entries from more than 70 schools. The theme – “Trees Are Terrific…In All Shapes and Sizes!” – highlights how a diverse community forest is a healthier forest that attracts a variety of wildlife and is more visually stimulating.