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Wednesday’s Delaware County Fair 4-H & FFA Winners – Mix 94.7 KMCH

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July 14, 2022

Wednesday’s Delaware County Fair 4-H & FFA Winners – Mix 94.7 KMCH

Wednesday was a whirlwind day on the 2022 Delaware County Truthful. ISU Extension & Outreach Delaware County hosted the Clover Child Challenge showcase, the Dairy Goat & Cattle present and wrapped up with the Breeding Beef Present.

Over 40 Clover Children participated within the Clover Child Challenge Showcase. Clover Children are members in Kindergarten by third grade. Exhibitors went on a membership tour all through the fairgrounds within the morning and received to fulfill with 4-Hers within the numerous livestock barns and the exhibit corridor to see and find out about the entire 4-H venture areas. Afterwards they introduced their favourite venture to the Truthful and received the possibility to speak to a decide about their venture and what they realized.

Dairy Present

Champion Dairy Goat: Brianna Harter

Reserve Champion Dairy Goat: Amelia Schnieders

Champion Dairy Goat Showman: Amelia Schnieders

Junior Champion Holstein: Natalie Besler

Reserve Junior Champion Holstein: Bianka Ronnebaum

Junior Champion Ayrshire: Madalynn Arnold

Reserve Junior Champion Ayrshire: Haley Ronnebaum

Junior Champion Brown Swiss: Lane Domeyer

Reserve Junior Champion Brown Swiss: Chase Cannon

Junior Champion Guernsey: Caden Cannon

Reserve Junior Champion Guernsey: Audrey Kruse

Junior Champion Jersey : Kaci Arnold

Reserve Junior Champion Jersey: Cael Cannon

Junior Champion Milking Shorthorn: Haley Davis

Reserve Junior Champion Milking Shorthorn: Conner Davis

Junior Champion Crossbred: Emma Brockhohn

Reserve Junior Champion Crossbred: Maci Prepare dinner

Dairy Supreme Junior Champion: Madelynn Arnold

Reserve Dairy Supreme Junior Champion: Lane Domeyer

2021 Dairy File E book Intermediate: Tyler Hoeger

2021 Champion Dairy Herdsman: Lane Domeyer

2021 Reserve Champion Dairy Herdsman: Sarah Goedken

Champion Holstein: Lane Domeyer

Reserve Champion Holstein: Lane Domeyer

Champion Ayrshire: Chase Cannon

Reserve Champion Ayrshire: Haley Ronnebaum

Champion Brown Swiss: Madelynn

Reserve Champion Brown Swiss: Dannielle Burkle

Champion Guernsey: Caden Cannon

Reserve Champion Guernsey: Audrey Kruse

Champion Jersey: Courtney Goedken

Reserve Champion Jersey: Wesley Helle

Champion Milking Shorthorn: Connor Davis

Reserve Champion Milking Shorthorn: Hailey Davis

Champion Crossbred: Courtney Goedken

Reserve Champion Crossbred: Allison Hogan

Champion Dairy Supreme: Chase Cannon

Reserve Champion Dairy Supreme: Courtney Goedken

Greatest Udder Cow in Present: Chase Cannon

Reserve Greatest Udder Cow in Present: Lane Domeyer

First Place Holstein Dairy Herd : Lane Domeyer

First Place Ayrshire Dairy Herd: Haley Ronnebaum

First Place Milking Shorthorn Dairy Herd: Connor Davis

First Place Crossbred Dairy Herd: Emma Brockhohn

Champion Junior Showman: Chase Cannon

Reserve Champion Junior Showman: Bryce Kremer

Champion Intermediate Showman: Madelynn Arnold

Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman: Aden Kruse

Champion Senior Showman: Lane Domeyer

Reserve Champion Senior Showman : Haylee Ronnebaum

Excellent Dairy Exhibitor: Lane Domeyer

Senior Dairy Exhibitors-Future Dairy Promoter Award Winners

Lane Domeyer

Courtney Goedken

Isabell Kruse

Breeding Beef Heifer Present

Champion Black Angus Heifer: Charlie Rave

Reserve Champion Black Angus Heifer: Maddie Deutmeyer

Champion Crimson Angus Beef Heifer: Taylor Domeyer

Reserve Champion Crimson Angus Beef Heifer: Rylee Domeyer

Champion Gelbvieh Balancer Beef Heifer: Trinity Goedken

Reserve Champion Gelbvieh Balancer Beef Heifer: Xander Goedken

Champion Hereford Beef Heifer: Teagan Langel

Reserve Champion Hereford Beef Heifer: Annistan Langel

Champion MaineTainer Beef Heifer: Jayden Peyton

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Beef Heifer: Miley Walz

Champion Simmental Beef Heifer: Shane Stansberry

Reserve Champion Simmental Beef Heifer: Ben Lueck

Champion Basis Simmental Breeding Heifer: Chloe Peyton

Reserve Champion Basis Simmental Breeding Heifer: Nathanial Gaul

Champion Purebred Beef Heifer—Different Breeds: Logan Peyton

Reserve Champion Purebred Beef Heifer—Different Breeds: Clayton Davis

Champion Crossbred Beef Heifer: Lexi Krogmann

Reserve Champion Crossbred Beef Heifer: Ruby Dolan

Champion Bred & Raised Aberdeen Beef Heifer: Clayton Davis

Reserve Champion Bred & Raised Aberdeen Beef Heifer: Brady Davis

Champion Bred & Raised Black Angus Beef Heifer: Cooper Eschen

Reserve Champion Bred & Raised Black Angus Beef Heifer: Maddie Deutmeyer

Champion Bred & Raised Crimson Angus Beef Heifer: Rylee Domeyer

Reserve Champion Bred & Raised Crimson Angus Beef Heifer: Cooper Eschen

Champion Bred & Raised Beef Heifer-Different Breeds: Addison Krogamann

Reserve Champion Bred & Raised Beef Heifer-Different Breeds: Lauren Krogmann

Champion Bred & Raised Crossbred Beef Heifer: Sydney Shover

Reserve Champion Bred & Raised Crossbred Beef Heifer: Owen Neuhaus

Champion Bred & Raised Breeding Beef Heifer: Addison Krogmann

Reserve Champion Bred & Raised Breeding Beef Heifer: Sydney Shover

Supreme Champion Breeding Heifer: Chloe Peyton

Reserve Supreme Champion Breeding Heifer: Lexi Krogmann

Champion County Raised Beef Heifer: Ruby Dolan

Breeder of Champion County Raised Breeding Beef Heifer: Mike Loecke

Champion Junior Breeding Beef Showman: Charlie Rave

Reserve Champion Junior Breeding Beef Showman: Ruby Dolan

Champion Intermediate Breeding Beef Showman: Miley Walz

Reserve Champion Intermediate Breeding Beef Showman: Addison Krogmann

Champion Senior Breeding Beef Showman: Jayden Peyton

Reserve Champion Senior Breeding Beef Showman: Logan Peyton

Thursday on the truthful options the Market Beef present, in addition to Working Reveals. A full schedule of occasions will be discovered at delawarecofair.com.

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Newark approves recreational weed dispensary, still ways to go before opening

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November 26, 2024

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Newark approves recreational weed dispensary, still ways to go before opening

Newark remains on track to be a competitive city for recreational marijuana in Delaware.

Two marijuana-related ordinances were approved at the Nov. 25 City Council meeting. The Council updated the city code regarding adult recreational use to match state law, as well as approved a special use permit for the eventual operation of a recreational dispensary in the city.

A special use permit allowing Fresh Delaware to operate in the city as a recreational marijuana business with cultivation, manufacturing and retail was approved with a unanimous vote.

“I think that Newark City Council can take a lot of pride in the fact that there are other towns and counties that are literally lost in the wilderness on this because they didn’t get things done in time,” Mayor Jerry Clifton said.

Fresh Delaware moves to open retail dispensary

Fresh Delaware and the area surrounding it was re-zoned to allow recreational marijuana cultivation, manufacturing and retail in August, but it required a special use permit from the city. Now, Fresh Delaware only has the state’s conversion process left to complete before it can shift from medical-only sales.

City council members uniformly had positive reviews for the representative of Fresh Delaware present at the meeting.

“You were a good neighbor,” Councilmember Corinth Ford said.

Fresh Delaware cultivates and manufactures its own product, and has an additional location in Seaford. It is one of the 13 medical dispensaries in the state. There is another area in Newark zoned to allow recreational marijuana business toward the Maryland border.

Fresh Delaware is on track to open for recreational sales in the spring, according to the state Office of the Marijuana Commissioner. Spring is the statewide goal for retail openings, though the store still has a ways to go on its conversion track.

Where other Delaware cities stand

As Newark approves a recreational business, other cities in the county are behind.

Wilmington has been back-and-forth on bans, buffers and zones while New Castle County government is discussing possible buffers for retail locations in December. Other cities in Delaware, including Rehoboth, Lewes and Bethany, banned retail altogether.

Wilmington recently asked the state to change the law to get a cut of any sales tax, but Mayor Jerry Clifton said he wants to take a wait-and-see approach on how the state government responds to its request.

Newark mirrors state code in recreational usage

The council updated the city code around recreational usage, updating its code to match the state. The city code now reads that people 21 and older can privately use a personal quantity of 12 grams or less of concentrated cannabis, or cannabis products containing 750 milligrams or less of delta-9 THC.

Public use is still a criminal misdemeanor, however, and using while under 21 years old is a civil violation. Smoking marijuana in public also violates state law. City solicitor Paul Bilodeau said private consumption can include someone’s backyard.

Some council members had ideas about how to regulate potential parties where the smell could spread from multiple smokers, but no official action was taken on those ideas.

The ordinance was approved unanimously by City Council.

“We are in a strange world where it is legal to consume marijuana in private, but it is illegal to buy it,” Bilodeau said.

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Delaware County man speaks out following 2 crashes within hours outside Ridley Township home

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November 25, 2024

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Delaware County man speaks out following 2 crashes within hours outside Ridley Township home – CBS Philadelphia

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Since 2014, there have been a total of 32 crashes at the intersection of Morton and Swarthmore avenues in Ridley Township, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

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Burn Ban lifted in Delaware – 47abc

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November 25, 2024

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DELAWARE – Delaware State Fire Marshals have announced that the statewide Burn Ban has been lifted as of Monday morning.

Residents are encouraged to continue practicing safety when burning fires outside, including keeping a fire at least 50 feet from all structures and never leaving a fire unattended.

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