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DE222 Honoree: Kevin Kelly

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2 years ago

May 21, 2024

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Title: Chair & Managing Principal

Kevin Kelly

Workplace: Leon N. Weiner & Associates

Alma Maters: St. Anselm College, Suffolk University

Boards: Council on Development Finance

Wilmington-based homebuilder Kevin Kelly has been a tireless advocate for affordable housing in Delaware and throughout the United States over a decades-long career. Leon N. Weiner & Associates (LNWA) has a diverse portfolio of both affordable housing and commercial projects, building, developing and/or operating more than 14,000 homes, rental properties and apartments across 10 states for people of all income levels, and more than 650 hotel rooms. The firm has developed a reputation for firsts in affordable housing construction and financing, building Delaware’s first integrated community, the first turnkey public housing community, the first new construction Section 8 housing and the first Hope VI housing. Kelly’s leadership in those efforts led to his induction into the National Housing Hall of Fame.

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Del. man wanted after allegedly stealing power tools from Home Depot stores

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6 hours ago

January 21, 2026

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Del. man wanted after allegedly stealing power tools from Home Depot stores

One man was arrested and another is still wanted after the pair allegedly stole thousands of dollars worth of power tools from hardware stores through New Castle County, according to the Delaware State Police.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Nicholas Henry, 28, for his connection to the robberies, police said. He is facing charges including shoplifting and conspiracy.

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Staff at Home Depot reported several shopliftings to the Delaware State Police Organized Retail Crimes Unit in early January and explained that each one seemed to be done by similar suspects, officials said.

The two accused suspects robbed several Home Depot stores throughout New Castle County eight times between May and November of 2025, according to detectives.

The suspects allegedly got away with over $10,400 worth of power tools and other merchandise, police explained.

Daijour Chase, 29, was connected to all eight of the alleged robberies while Henry was found to be connect to three of the incidents, police said.

Chase was already in custody at Howard R. Young Correctional Institution for an unrelated incident, officials said. He was charged with shoplifting and conspiracy.

Chase is being held in custody after receiving $3,000 unsecured bond.

If you have any information on where Nicholas Henry is, please call 911 or contact Delaware State Police Troop 2 at 302-834-2620.

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Winning numbers drawn in Tuesday’s Delaware Play 3 Night – WTOP News

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18 hours ago

January 21, 2026

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The winning numbers in Tuesday evening’s drawing of the “Delaware Play 3 Night” game were: 0, 1, 6 (zero, one,…

The winning numbers in Tuesday evening’s drawing of the “Delaware Play 3 Night” game were:

0, 1, 6

(zero, one, six)

For more lottery results, go to Jackpot.com | Order Lottery Tickets

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Eric’s ID Law introduced in Delaware House – 47abc

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1 day ago

January 20, 2026

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Eric’s ID Law introduced in Delaware House – 47abc

DOVER, Del. – On Tuesday, lawmakers gathered as Rep. Nnamdi Chukwuocha announced HB 280, also known as Eric’s ID Law.

The new bipartisan legislation is designed to ensure more equitable treatment for individuals with nonapparent disabilities during encounters with law enforcement.

Eric’s ID Law would establish a voluntary option allowing Delawareans to display a discreet butterfly on state-issued driver’s licenses and identifications.

The butterfly would give individuals with nonapparent disabilities a way to communicate their needs to law enforcement during interactions where verbal communication may be difficult.

Maryland was the first state successfully pass and enact the law last year.

If enacted, Delaware would be the second state in the nation to do so.

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