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Inmate Who Kidnapped And Raped Woman While On Prison Furlough Dies After 47 Years Behind Bars
Arthur Lewis Kee, a convicted rapist whose crimes while on a weekend furlough from a Delaware prison fueled controversy over the state’s prisoner-release policies, died November 3, 2026, at the age of 82. The case dates back to July 1978, when Kee was permitted to leave the Plummer House...
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DIAA 3A Playoff Scenarios entering Week 11
We know the 8 teams who will make up the Class 3A field, but there's still room for a lot of changes in the order. The simplest solution would be Middletown defeating Appoquinimink on Friday night to clinch Class 3A-1 directly, and not avoid a tiebreaker, which they'd still win unless they gave up at least 32 points to the Jags in a loss.
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Wilmington's Riverside neighborhood has a new community center
The new Kingswood Community Center is officially open in Wilmington’s Riverside section. The 81,000 square foot facility is about five times the size of Kingswood’s former home, allowing expanded access to education, health, recreation and community services. The center features a gymnasium seating more than 600 as a...
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SPORTS BUZZ: Newark Charter celebrates one state title, hopes for another
On Monday night, I was on the sideline for Newark Charter’s final Unified flag football game of the regular season. It was senior night, so five players and a manager were celebrated before the game. At halftime, the 2016 state championship team was recognized. And when the final horn sounded, the Patriots had clinched a spot in the state tournament with a 48-24 victory. It was a great all-around night for everyone involved, past and present. “It was a meaningful thing for my sister Hannah and I to be on the same team because that was the first experience we had being part of the same team and making history,” Jon Tressler, a player on the 2016 title team, reminisced about what was the school’s first state title in any sport. “Special Olympics events in general impacted my personal life, of course, but then professionally, I found a career that was meaningful for me,” said Tressler, who now works as a special education speech pathologist. “It means a lot to my family to be back here at Newark Charter. And it’s nice knowing that winning the state title will always hold a place in our heart and that we’re all