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Today's riddle: What did the inventor of the knock-knock joke win? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Brainfuse tutoring available 24/7 with DCDL card (delgazette.com) — Delaware County District Library cardholders can now access Brainfuse’s live, human tutors 24/7 online, covering everything from fifth-grade math to AP exams and citizenship prep. The column explains how Delaware residents can use HelpNow, SkillSurfer, and writing and language labs for free, then highlights several new young adult titles available on local shelves. Contact details for questions at the Winter Street branch are included.
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2. Delaware mourns couple, 1-year-old killed after semi hits pickup on I-71 (abc6onyourside.com) — Delaware residents and Main Street Delaware’s farmers market community are mourning a local couple and their 1-year-old son, killed when a semi struck their pickup on I-71. Vendors and neighbors are remembering the family’s Queenright Cabin Apiary honey stand and exploring ways to honor their legacy at this summer’s market.
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3. Delaware Christian to perform ‘Seussical the Musical' (delgazette.com) — Delaware Christian School students are inviting the community to Willis Auditorium next weekend for three performances of the family-friendly musical “Seussical.” Shows run April 24-25 in downtown Delaware, with middle and high school cast members showcasing colorful sets, complex music, and high-energy songs they’ve been rehearsing for months.
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4. Former Delaware city councilman charged again (nbc4i.com) — Residents in Delaware are learning that a former city councilman has been charged again, this time after an arrest in Huron tied to an alleged protection-order violation. The report outlines his previous harassment-related charges, his January resignation, and how Matthew McClellan was appointed to fill the Ward 3 seat through 2027.
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5. Fraternity brothers give back to Delaware food pantry (nbc4i.com) — A Delaware-based fraternity at Ohio Wesleyan just collected hundreds of cereal boxes for People in Need, Delaware County’s largest food pantry, and celebrated by toppling them like dominoes. Their effort supports a pantry that serves about 500 residents weekly and nearly a million meals a year, highlighting how local students are pitching in to fight food insecurity close to home.
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