Jarek Rutz is a local journalist based in Wilmington, Delaware. He writes for RIBBON CAP CLUB and Delaware LIVE News, covering a range of topics including local government, education, and community events. His work has also been featured in U.S. News & World Report.
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Tom Carper's tenure in the U.S. Senate will end on Jan. 3, 2025.
The federal loan for the Christina River Sewer Main project is for $12 million. (Photo from New Castle County Public Works)
By: Jarek Rutz
WILMINGTON – Agilent’s partnership with Delaware State University continues, as the global science technology company donated $250,000 to the HBCU at its annual scholarship ball Dec. 14. Since 2022, Agilent has donated and committed almost…
By: Jarek Rutz
The University of Delaware has reached a settlement to pay the federal government $715,580 after withholding information about a professor’s ties to China. David C. Weiss, U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware, announced Monday…
UD will pay $715,580 to the U.S. government as part of the settlement agreement. Pictured is Dr. Xiao-Hai Yan.
CRI’s Tanya Hettler praised North Smyrna Elementary School for their success and exceptional student performance.
Legislators will introduce a new bill pertaining to wine deliveries in the next legislative session in 2025. (Photo by oliver de la haye/iStock Getty Images)
By: Jarek Rutz
Agilent will donate $250,000 at this year’s annual DSU Scholarship Ball. (Photo courtesy of DSU)
Just two months after launching its nationally unique Healthy Village, Wilmington’s Saint Francis Hospital is making a logistical shift for its hospice patients. This week, Delaware Hospice announced it will shift its Saint Francis-based operations…
Five sports facilities in the First State will share $10 million to make upgrades as part of the second round of grant allocations made by the newly formed Delaware Sports Tourism Capital Investment Fund. After…
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