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Many Delaware beachgoers feel the sting of a blooming jellyfish population

Many Delaware beachgoers feel the sting of a blooming jellyfish population

More beachgoers have been getting an unexpected shock this summer as jellyfish numbers bloom along the Delawa…

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Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada make changes to lure business amid Delaware's 'Dexit' concern

Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada make changes to lure business amid Delaware's 'Dexit' concern

Changes approved recently by lawmakers in Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada could help their states lure some of the…

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Shipment of thousands of chicks found abandoned in USPS truck now overwhelming an animal shelter

Shipment of thousands of chicks found abandoned in USPS truck now overwhelming an animal shelter

More than 12,000 chicks at a Delaware distribution center were found left in a USPS truck for more than three…

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Invasive grass dominates around wildfire-prone Mesquite, BLM deploys fire break herbicide

Invasive grass dominates around wildfire-prone Mesquite, BLM deploys fire break herbicide

To combat the wildfire threat, the BLM is conducting aerial herbicide dispersals to help control the cheatgra…

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Las Vegas staff say MrBeast should be 'blacklisted,' cite OSHA, medics set for failure

Las Vegas staff say MrBeast should be 'blacklisted,' cite OSHA, medics set for failure

Exploring the chaos that paved its way to a class-action lawsuit, contestants and Las Vegas staff speak on th…

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Record Las Vegas heat did not stop this extreme gardener

Record Las Vegas heat did not stop this extreme gardener

Even with summer temperatures in the triple digits, Richard Galvin works his home garden nearly every day aft…

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Delaware grocery concerts

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By Mingson Lau Verified
| Telegraph Herald Verified
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A Latino grocery store in Delaware turns its produce aisle into a music stage

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By Safiyah Riddle Verified, Mingson Lau Verified
| Telegraph Herald Verified
NEW CASTLE, Del. — A neat stack of 79-cent bananas and rows of colorful fruit flanked the bilingual alternative pop band Luna Luna as it performed for a small audience at a Latino grocery store in northern Delaware. The show was part of the monthly Mercadito sessions put on by the Fiesta Fresh Market, a family-owned store in the Philadelphia metro-area city of New Castle, far away from the massive music industry hubs typically associated with artistic opportunity and exposure.
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A Latino grocery store in Delaware turns its produce aisle into a music stage Original

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By Safiyah Riddle Verified, Mingson Lau Verified
| Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce Verified
Subscriber content preview A Latino grocery store in Delaware turns its produce aisle into a music stage Owner Jose Luis Aguilar Garcia started the concert series after he was inspired by NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts. By SAFIYAH RIDDLE and MINGSON LAU Associated Press NEW CASTLE, Del. — A neat stack of 79-cent bananas and rows of colorful fruit flanked the bilingual alternative pop band Luna Luna as they performed for a small audience at a Latino grocery store in northern Delaware. . . .
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