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State Senator Ray Siegfried from Delaware is revising his proposed bills targeting Avelo Airlines deportation flights, following the airlines announcement to end its contract with the Department of Homeland Security. Siegfrieds initial bills aimed to revoke Avelos fuel tax exemption and demand transparency from companies receiving state contracts or benefits. His new legislation will focus on openness, requiring verification of due process and legal compliance, and making contracts public for feedback.

Delaware communities mourned Corporal Matthew Ty Snook, celebrating his life and service at a memorial service. A dead humpback whale washed up near Bethany Beach, raising concerns about marine life. Meanwhile, equine therapy sessions gained popularity for mental health support, and runners participated in the Mayors Icicle race. A Wilmington woman celebrated her 103rd birthday, and Eagles fans showed their excitement for the playoff run. TreeCycle offered free Christmas tree shredding, promoting sustainability. Delawares diverse stories highlight the states shared spirit.

Delaware Eagles fans kick off playoff game with grilled cookies and running play chants, setting the stage for potential playoff magic against the Bears.

Avatar: Fire and Ash dominates box office, earning $342M domestically and $1B globally; Primate debuts at 2; The Housemaid secures sequel; Zootopia two shows staying power; box office up 23% from last year; Golden Globe nominations for Avatar and Marty Supreme; Hollywood gears up for upcoming blockbusters.

Aleppo residents cautiously return to Sheikh Maqsoud after five days of intense clashes between government forces and Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces. First responders work to clear rubble and disarm mines, as the neighborhood remains tense following the worst violence since Assads overthrow in 2024. At least 23 killed and 140,000 displaced, with Kurdish fighters retreating to northeastern Syria, vowing to continue resistance.

Discover the Brain Health Habit Builder, a free online tool from the Alzheimer’s Association, based on U.S. POINTER study research. This quick assessment helps you evaluate daily habits and create personalized plans for lifelong brain health. Its a game-changer for those concerned about memory or Alzheimer’s, turning complex science into simple steps. The tool is part of a larger resource lineup, with more programs on the way to boost brain health education and community events in Delaware.