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Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs to sponsor 14 special programs during the 2016 winter-holiday season

Nine winter-holiday-themed activities among the programs to be offered.




40th Annual Delaware Federal and State Tax Institute

This year marks the 40th year in which the Delaware Division of Revenue, in conjunction with the Internal Revenue Service, will bring Delaware tax preparers and professionals together for training through the Annual Federal and State Tax Institute.




DPH Seeking Dental Volunteers to Protect Children’s Teeth Through Seal-A-Smile Program

With children still munching their way through all of that Halloween candy and looking forward to holiday treats, that means higher sugar consumption which can impact the health of young teeth and even lead to cavities. Research shows dental sealants which shield the back teeth could prevent up to 80 percent of cavities in school-aged children. Yet according to a CDC report, about 60 percent of school children ages 6-11 years don’t get dental sealants. That’s why the Division of Public Health (DPH) is seeking dentists wishing to use their skills to help Delaware’s children in the Seal-A-Smile program which brings the dental office to local schools. Too many children still lack access to regular dental care. The program travels all across the state in the Mobile Dental Clinic, visiting elementary schools to provide preventive dental services to children who do not have dental homes.




Governor’s Weekly Message: Improving Quality of Life with New Trails and Pathways

Wilmington, DE – In his weekly message, Governor Markell marks the final phase of construction of the Industrial Track Trail, part of the more than 50 miles of new trails and pathways as part of a statewide initiative launched under his administration. While raising Delaware ranking among the most bikeable states from 31st to the third, the effort is making Delaware also helping attract new visitors and residents, while providing more options for transportation and for living a healthy lifestyle.




Delaware’s Captive Bureau Nominated as Non-European Union Domicile of the Year

The World’s Fifth Largest Captive Insurance Domicile Continues its Leadership Role







 Pages Tagged With: "Delaware"

Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs to sponsor 14 special programs during the 2016 winter-holiday season

Nine winter-holiday-themed activities among the programs to be offered.




40th Annual Delaware Federal and State Tax Institute

This year marks the 40th year in which the Delaware Division of Revenue, in conjunction with the Internal Revenue Service, will bring Delaware tax preparers and professionals together for training through the Annual Federal and State Tax Institute.




DPH Seeking Dental Volunteers to Protect Children’s Teeth Through Seal-A-Smile Program

With children still munching their way through all of that Halloween candy and looking forward to holiday treats, that means higher sugar consumption which can impact the health of young teeth and even lead to cavities. Research shows dental sealants which shield the back teeth could prevent up to 80 percent of cavities in school-aged children. Yet according to a CDC report, about 60 percent of school children ages 6-11 years don’t get dental sealants. That’s why the Division of Public Health (DPH) is seeking dentists wishing to use their skills to help Delaware’s children in the Seal-A-Smile program which brings the dental office to local schools. Too many children still lack access to regular dental care. The program travels all across the state in the Mobile Dental Clinic, visiting elementary schools to provide preventive dental services to children who do not have dental homes.




Governor’s Weekly Message: Improving Quality of Life with New Trails and Pathways

Wilmington, DE – In his weekly message, Governor Markell marks the final phase of construction of the Industrial Track Trail, part of the more than 50 miles of new trails and pathways as part of a statewide initiative launched under his administration. While raising Delaware ranking among the most bikeable states from 31st to the third, the effort is making Delaware also helping attract new visitors and residents, while providing more options for transportation and for living a healthy lifestyle.




Delaware’s Captive Bureau Nominated as Non-European Union Domicile of the Year

The World’s Fifth Largest Captive Insurance Domicile Continues its Leadership Role