November 29, 2012
By NewsWorks StaffDelaware's Animal Welfare Task Force meets tonight in Dover to develop a more coordinated approach to animal welfare.
The group was created by state lawmakers in June. Their mission is to review the state's animal cruelty laws. The group will take public testimony in the Senate chambers in Legislative Hall from 7 to 9 p.m. The task force will deliver its final report to the Governor in March.
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Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams wants city council to meet Tuesday to deal with the budget impasse. Council says that’s not going to happen. More »
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