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Delaware Caller Convicted of Hate Crime Gets 4 Months in Prison
A Delaware man convicted earlier this year of a felony hate crime for what authorities say was the persistent harassment of a Black female employee in Gov. John Carney’s office has been sentenced to four months in prison.
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Del. Gov. John Carney Tests Positive for COVID
Delaware Governor John Carney tested positive for COVID-19, his office announced Monday. He is isolating after experiencing mild symptoms.
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Delaware Suddenly Makes Masks in Schools Optional This Week
With COVID cases on the decline, schools around Delaware will get to chose to mask or not in classrooms starting Wednesday morning.
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Face Masks Now Optional at Suburban Philly Catholic, Lower Merion Schools
NBC10’s Karen Hua reports on the Archdiocese of Philadelphia dropping its face mask requirements for schools in the suburbs starting Monday. The Lower Merion School District is also making masks optional Monday as COVID restrictions ease. Delaware is also ending its statewide school masking mandate.
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Delaware Ditching Indoor COVID Mask Mandate by Week's End
Delaware’s indoor face mask mandate is coming to an end in just days as COVID cases in the state decline.
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Schools May Want to Consider Relaxing COVID Mask Rules, CHOP Doctor Says
NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal speaks to Dr. David Rubin, director of PolicyLab at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, about starting to find ways to begin removing mask mandates in classrooms as cases of COVID-19 fall. The call to reconsider masking comes as the Philadelphia School District calls for surgical and other non-cloth masks in schools starting Monday.
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Walmart Temporarily Closes Delaware Store for Sanitizing as COVID Surges
Walmart has temporarily closed its Camden store in central Delaware amid a winter surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
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How Soon Might COVID Symptoms Appear?
As the omicron variant of COVID-19 spreads rapidly, how soon may symptoms of the virus appear?
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Delaware National Guardsmen Train to Become Nursing Assistants Amid Pandemic
As COVID cases continue to rise, Delaware National Guardsmen are training to become certified nursing assistants to provide a much needed helping hand. NBC10’s Tim Furlong spent the day in Dover for their first day of school.
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Del.'s Firefly Music Festival Requires Vaccine or Negative COVID-19 Test
Attendees the annual Firefly Music Festival in Delaware will need to show proof they’ve been fully vaccinated or a negative COVID-19 test. to see Lizzo, Billie Eilish and the other stars perform at The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway.
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Firefly Requires COVID Vaccine or Negative Test to Attend Delaware Music Festival
The Firefly Music Festival will feature headliners Billie Eilish and Lizzo. It is set to begin Thursday at The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway, and will run through Sunday. NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante reports that attendees will need to show proof they’ve been fully vaccinated or a negative COVID-19 test.
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Delaware State Workers Must Get COVID-19 Vaccine or Face Testing
Delaware Gov. John Carney announced that state workers and staff in long-term care and other health care facilities will be required to get the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo regular testing.
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Masks Required in Delaware Schools Regardless of Vaccine Status
All students, teachers and staff in Delaware schools and child care centers will be required to wear masks this fall regardless of their vaccination status. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.
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Delaware to Require Face Masks in Schools No Matter COVID Vaccine Status
Everyone inside Delaware’s public and private schools must wear face masks this fall in an attempt to slow the spread of variants of the coronavirus. The new order applies to even those vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Masks Required in Del. Schools Regardless of Vaccine Status
Students will be returning to the classroom in Delaware wearing masks this fall.
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Schools, Colleges Begin Demanding Masks, Vaccinations Mandatory
NBC10 reporter Aaron Baskerville talked with medical leaders about what more and more colleges are requiring masks and vaccinations for students to attend in the fall.
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Delaware's COVID-19 State of Emergency Has Ended After 16 Months
Gov. John Carney has signed an order lifting the state of emergency imposed more than a year ago because of the coronavirus
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No Need for a COVID-19 Booster Shot Yet, Local Health Experts Say
Local health experts say there is no need to get a Covid booster shot if you are fully vaccinated. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has the details.
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Delaware Offering More Prizes for Folks to Quickly Get COVID Vaccine
If you live in Delaware, you could have a chance to win a prize if you get vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of Thursday. Delaware Gov. John Carney increased the prize pool in an effort to try to get more young people vaccinated. You could even win passes to the Firefly Music Festival.
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Jump in! Philadelphia Eases Capacity Limits on Pools, Museums, Other Places
Museums, pools and retail stores are among the places without capacity limits starting Friday as Philadelphia eases some of its COVID-19 restrictions. Outdoor masking is now also no longer required for fully vaccinated people. Mask rules are going away as Delaware reopens Friday.