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Secretary of State Jeff Bullock Announces Leadership Changes – State of Delaware News
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Dover, Del.—Secretary of State Jeff Bullock introduced on Friday that Jordan Schulties, Director of the Division of Small Enterprise, and Tim Slavin, Director of the Division of Historic and Cultural Affairs, will depart from their roles to embark on new journeys on the Delaware Division of Know-how and Data (DTI) and Fort Dupont Redevelopment & Preservation Company, respectively.
“I’m grateful to each Jordan and Tim’s dedication and repair to their divisions all through these previous few years,” stated Secretary of State Jeff Bullock. “Jordan rose via the ranks from Deputy Director to Director of the Division and her steadfast dedication helped so many small companies locally obtain all sorts of help from grants to assets, particularly in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
“Tim’s management and keenness all through these previous 17 years have remodeled the division into what it’s at present and strengthened how Delawareans join with all points of historical past. He has served Delawareans nicely. I want each Jordan and Tim all the most effective of their new roles,” stated Bullock.
“It has been a privilege to steer the Division of Small Enterprise, and I’m honored to have served on this necessary function,” stated Director Schulties. “In my time with the division, our group has supplied tens of millions of {dollars} in help to companies all through Delaware, creating and sustaining hundreds of jobs and serving to to develop our financial system. I’m extremely pleased with the group we have now and the laborious work they do on daily basis to help our state’s small companies.”
Regina Mitchell, Deputy Director of the Division of Small Enterprise, will function Appearing Director till a successor is known as.
“I owe a debt of gratitude to my colleagues at Historic and Cultural Affairs for all that we have now achieved,” stated Director Slavin. “Their work continues to enhance our lives in Delaware; they’re actually devoted public servants.”
Slavin will serve till June 30, 2022. A successor can be named to go the division earlier than June 30th.
The Division of Small Enterprise is a service-focused company dedicated to supporting companies beginning and rising in Delaware. Small companies can attain out to the Division for help in connecting to the assets and recommendation to succeed. To be taught extra concerning the Division of Small Enterprise, click on right here.
The Division of Historic and Cultural Affairs serves the general public by figuring out, amassing, preserving, and deciphering inclusive Delaware historical past and fascinating numerous cultures. HCA actions foster sturdy communities, engaged residents, financial vitality, and a deeper understanding of Delaware’s function in world historical past. To be taught extra concerning the Division of Historic and Cultural Affairs, click on right here.
Associated Matters: Delaware Division of State, Historic and Cultural Affairs, Jordan Schulties, management, small enterprise, Tim Slavin
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Dover, Del.—Secretary of State Jeff Bullock introduced on Friday that Jordan Schulties, Director of the Division of Small Enterprise, and Tim Slavin, Director of the Division of Historic and Cultural Affairs, will depart from their roles to embark on new journeys on the Delaware Division of Know-how and Data (DTI) and Fort Dupont Redevelopment & Preservation Company, respectively.
“I’m grateful to each Jordan and Tim’s dedication and repair to their divisions all through these previous few years,” stated Secretary of State Jeff Bullock. “Jordan rose via the ranks from Deputy Director to Director of the Division and her steadfast dedication helped so many small companies locally obtain all sorts of help from grants to assets, particularly in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
“Tim’s management and keenness all through these previous 17 years have remodeled the division into what it’s at present and strengthened how Delawareans join with all points of historical past. He has served Delawareans nicely. I want each Jordan and Tim all the most effective of their new roles,” stated Bullock.
“It has been a privilege to steer the Division of Small Enterprise, and I’m honored to have served on this necessary function,” stated Director Schulties. “In my time with the division, our group has supplied tens of millions of {dollars} in help to companies all through Delaware, creating and sustaining hundreds of jobs and serving to to develop our financial system. I’m extremely pleased with the group we have now and the laborious work they do on daily basis to help our state’s small companies.”
Regina Mitchell, Deputy Director of the Division of Small Enterprise, will function Appearing Director till a successor is known as.
“I owe a debt of gratitude to my colleagues at Historic and Cultural Affairs for all that we have now achieved,” stated Director Slavin. “Their work continues to enhance our lives in Delaware; they’re actually devoted public servants.”
Slavin will serve till June 30, 2022. A successor can be named to go the division earlier than June 30th.
The Division of Small Enterprise is a service-focused company dedicated to supporting companies beginning and rising in Delaware. Small companies can attain out to the Division for help in connecting to the assets and recommendation to succeed. To be taught extra concerning the Division of Small Enterprise, click on right here.
The Division of Historic and Cultural Affairs serves the general public by figuring out, amassing, preserving, and deciphering inclusive Delaware historical past and fascinating numerous cultures. HCA actions foster sturdy communities, engaged residents, financial vitality, and a deeper understanding of Delaware’s function in world historical past. To be taught extra concerning the Division of Historic and Cultural Affairs, click on right here.
Associated Matters: Delaware Division of State, Historic and Cultural Affairs, Jordan Schulties, management, small enterprise, Tim Slavin
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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A toll increase is now in effect for drivers crossing the Delaware River.
The toll for the Ben Franklin, Betsy Ross, Commodore Barry and Walt Whitman bridges is going from $5 to $6.
“I think it’s crazy, it’s ridiculous we’re already paying so much already in taxes as it is,” said Lauren Cozzi, of South Philadelphia.
“I’m really upset right now,” said Adnan Malik, of Pennsauken, NJ.
The Delaware River Port Authority says these funds will go towards bridge maintenance, operational costs, plus hiring and retaining additional police officers.
The is the first toll increase in over a decade.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) — Eric Montes sacked John Michalski on a 2-point conversion attempt and Delaware State held off Sacred Heart 17-15 on Saturday night.
The Hornets (1-1) took a 17-9 lead on Jaden Sutton’s 39-yard touchdown run midway through the fourth quarter, but the Pioneers (0-1) responded with an 11-play, 66-yard drive. Xavier Leigh capped the drive by scampering around left end with 1:54 to play.
Going for the tie, Michalski rolled right but couldn’t find an open receiver before Montes loomed in front of him. Michalski reversed field but had a slight slip and Montes caught him from behind.
The Hornets couldn’t run out the clock, but Sacred Heart couldn’t make anything happen in the final 90 seconds.
A 41-yard pass from Marqui Adams to Kristian Tate gave Delaware State a 7-6 lead at the half.
Matt King’s third field goal put the Pioneers on top in the third quarter, but Nathan Wilson answered for the Hornets early in the fourth.
Adams threw for 150 yards and Sutton ran for 86 for Delaware State, which lost at Hawaii last weekend.
Leigh led Sacred Heart with 91 yards on the ground.
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REHOBOTH BAY, Delaware (WPVI) — The U.S. Coast Guard is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing Delaware fisherman who was last seen earlier this week.
Officials are searching for 46-year-old Dorian Yanke. He last spoke with family members on Monday around 7:30 a.m.
During the phone call, he reportedly informed family members he was going on a fishing trip in the vicinity of Rehoboth Bay, Delaware.
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The Coast Guard says he missed a call with family members on Tuesday. He was then reported missing the next day.
Yanke is about 6 feet tall and weighs roughly 200 pounds.
He was last seen wearing a tan shirt, navy shorts, and a navy ball cap.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Sector Delaware Bay Command Center 24/7 hotline at 215-271-4960.
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