Amanda Fries is a Watchdog Reporter for delawareonline.com, focusing on local news in Wilmington, Delaware. With experience at various news outlets, including the Times Union and Yahoo News, Amanda covers a range of topics including elections, government policies, and community issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for her readers.
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Wilmington, United States (Local)
Amanda Fries focuses on local government, politics, and legal compliance in Wilmington and Delaware. She often covers city council decisions, political figures' intentions to run for office, campaign finance laws enforcement, and parking-related issues.
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An overview of the statewide races up for election in Delaware, including governor, U.S. House, lieutenant governor and insurance commissioner.
Of the 6,907 homes sold in the last six months, only 4% of those homes closed for over $1 million, association President George Thomasson said.
By: Amanda Fries
Delaware Online/The News Journal's editorial board met with New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer to discuss his run for Delaware governor.
By: Amanda Fries
The Delaware Online/The News Journal editorial board meets with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Collin O'Mara.
By: Amanda Fries
New Castle County homeowners have found errors in their reassessment reports conducted by Tyler Technologies. Could yours have errors, too?
By: Amanda Fries
Former New York City and Rehoboth police officer Jerrold Price wants to bring a fresh perspective as Delaware's next governor – one that's outside
By: Amanda Fries
Delaware News Journal An ordinance before Wilmington City Council is the first step in a series of parking enforcement policy changes coming out of a federal lawsuit settlement agreement.
By: Olivia Montes, Amanda Fries
Amanda Fries Olivia Montes Delaware News Journal
Delaware News Journal Show Caption After a contentious primary race, attorney Kyle Evans Gay snagged the Democratic ticket for
By: Amanda Fries, Olivia Montes
Amanda Fries Olivia Montes Delaware News Journal Many primary elections in Delaware have been full of surprises and upsets – and this year was no exception.
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