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Delaware's Buzz: Eagles, Centenarian, Ice Races & More

Delaware sports fans are thrilled as the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for their playoff journey, with local supporters sharing their excitement and predictions. A centenarian celebrated her milestone birthday, while the TreeCycle event encouraged eco-friendly Christmas tree disposal. Runners tackled the Mayors Icicle race, and the Ice Out for Good demonstration promoted creative habit-breaking strategies. Tragedy struck with a funeral procession for Delaware Corporal Matthew Ty Snook and a dead humpback whale discovered near Bethany Beach. Horses are making strides in mental health therapy, and the former Grotto Pizza building faces demolition. A statehouse reporter relaunches the Press Room column, and Valentines Day history is explored.

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