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Back to the Classroom in Delaware After Governor Pushes for Hybrid Learning
NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on the return to classrooms for some Monday after Gov. John Carney urged Delaware schools to at least go to a hybrid model amid coronavirus. Not all educators are on board with in-person learning at this point.
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Gov. Carney Urges Delaware Schools to Return to Hybrid Learning
Governor John Carney urged Delaware schools to return to hybrid learning — a mix of remote and in-person learning — starting Monday, Jan. 11.
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Del. Announces Curfew for Restaurants, Indoor Restrictions Amid COVID-19 Surge
With COVID-19 cases surging once again, Gov. John Carney announced new pandemic restrictions for Delaware, including new indoor capacity limits for businesses and a 10 p.m. curfew for restaurants and bars.
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Delaware's Hospitals Close to Capacity as Coronavirus Cases Surge
Gov. John Carney on Tuesday warned that Delaware’s hospitals are nearing capacity as COVID-19 cases surge after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Delaware Issues Stay-at-Home Advisory, Could Reinstate Virtual Learning
Delaware expanded the scope of its mask mandate and schools could restart virtual learning as the nation sees a cold-weather surge of coronavirus cases.
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Delaware Putting New Coronavirus Restrictions in Place Ahead of Thanksgiving
On Tuesday, Gov. John Carney announced tightening of coronavirus restrictions in Delaware. The new restrictions include a 10-person capacity on home gatherings and lower capacity at restaurants and bars that will be in place ahead of Thanksgiving.
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Delaware Limits Indoor Restaurant Capacity, Public and Private Gatherings
Restaurants in Delaware will be limited to 30 percent capacity indoors — and other gatherings and youth sports will be limited — under a set of new restrictions that Gov. John Carney announced Tuesday.
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Hundreds Wait in Long Lines for Virus Tests Ahead of Thanksgiving
Hundreds of people in Newark, Delaware waited in line for a coronavirus test before the holidays so they can spend time with family and friends. NBC10 Delaware reporter Tim Furlong reports.
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Local Leaders React to Biden Winning Presidency
From U.S. Senators to the Governor of Delaware, here’s how local leaders reacted after news outlets projected Joe Biden would win the presidency.
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Trump, GOP React to Biden Win
Following Joe Biden’s projected victory, President Donald Trump released a statement saying he would start fighting election results in court Monday. Meanwhile, some GOP representatives congratulated Biden and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris, on their win.
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U. Del. Vows Crackdown After Largest Single-Day COVID-19 Spike
The University of Delaware is vowing to crack down after it experienced its largest single-day spike of COVID-19 infections Thursday, with 34 students testing positive.
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Carney, Coons and Witzke Among Winners in Delaware Primary Election
Governor John Carney, Julianne Murray, Chris Coons and Lauren Witzke were among the winners of Delaware’s primary Tuesday night.
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WATCH: Delaware Gov. Talks Coronavirus Response
Gov. John Carney is addressing the response to coronavirus in Delaware.
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Storm Cleanup Continues in Delaware
Governor John Carney surveyed the damage in Delaware following another round of storms. NBC10’s Drew Smith has the details.
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Delaware Schools Allowed to Open With ‘Hybrid' Mix of Online and In-Person Learning
Delaware’s schools will be allowed to use a “hybrid” model of both in-person and online instruction when they reopen in the fall, Gov. John Carney said Tuesday.
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WATCH: Delaware's COVID-19 Update. Will There Be a Fall Surge?
Delaware Gov. John Carney will get a new report Friday from the state’s Pandemic Resurgance Advisory Committee on the possibility of a surge in coronavirus in the fall — and what can be done to prepare.
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Del. Will Require Holocaust Education in Grades 6-12 After Gov. Signs Bill
Pennsylvania and New Jersey already have laws requiring schools to teach about the Holocaust
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‘Mad as Hell': Del. Gov. Reacts to Being Added Back on NJ Quarantine List
Delaware has been added back to list of states on New Jersey’s coronavirus quarantine list and its governor isn’t happy about it.
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Gov. Carney ‘Mad As Hell' About Delaware Being Added Back to NJ's COVID-19 Quarantine List
Delaware has been added back to the list of states on New Jersey’s coronavirus quarantine list and its governor isn’t happy about it. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.
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Coming from Delaware to New Jersey or New York? You'll Need to Quarantine
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says visitors from three more states must quarantine for two weeks under an advisory aimed at travelers from COVID-19 hotspots