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New Castle woman accused of EMT attack

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By Rachel Suga Verified
| WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE) Verified
A New Castle woman has been arrested after authorities say she called 9-1-1 "under false pretenses." Medics responded to the 200 block of West 9th Street in New Castle for a patient experiencing shortness of breath at around 1:45 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Update: 4-alarm fire spreads to 6 row homes

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By Rachel Suga Verified
| WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE) Verified
A four-alarm fire Thursday afternoon on Clayton Road near Maryland Avenue displaced about 20 people living in six row homes. According to the Office of the Delaware State Fire Marshal, the fire was reported in the 1,500-block of Clayton Road shortly after 3:00 p.m.  The Five Points Fire Company, along with multiple mutual aid fire companies responded to the scene. First arriving units found heavy fire at the rear of the residences.
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The veto stands: Wilmington City Council missed override by ONE vote

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By Rachel Suga Verified
| WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE) Verified
An ordinance that could have established an affordable housing trust and advisory board was struck down by Mayor John Carney last month, causing an even greater rift between him and Wilmington City Council. Wilmington City council couldn't clench the nine votes needed to override of Carney's veto of the ordinance that would create an advisory board and affordable housing trust within the city. Eight council members voted to override, with Councilwoman Maria Cabrera standing with the outliers.
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