The roving camera now sits at the end of a bridge over AMTRAK rail lines, with a 30-day warning period before fines begin.
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Do you think cities should be allowed to use speed cameras to raise revenue?
In Newark, news means local government, public safety, business developments and education. Coverage also follows weather events, infrastructure projects and community happenings.
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Would you trust an AI system to assist your doctor during a medical exam?
The new facility aims to improve clinical decision-making through advanced AI monitoring technologies.
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Should Delaware use state funds to help build a university building honoring Joe Biden?
The University of Delaware has started construction on a new building that will house its Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy and Administration.
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Do you think your community does enough to honor its veterans?
Several hundred flags were displayed at the Newark Reservoir during the club's annual Flags for Heroes ceremony.
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Do you plan to visit local art exhibits in your area this season?
The local gallery showcases more than 40 works by Kevin McLaughlin in his new exhibition, Backroads: Recent and Local.
Authorities detail the charges and status of the Oct. 31 shooting along Main Street that wounded seven people near the University of Delaware.
Day to day, that means official policy decisions, the outcomes of public safety investigations, corporate expansion and shifts in school governance. Reporting stretches across the city and the communities around it. Frequent development and population changes define the pace of construction and public service demand. Regional infrastructure projects and the rhythm of civic cycles remain the constant threads through the reporting.
