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Also on today's calendar: Household Hazardous Waste Collection- Southern Recycling Center (Jones Crossroads Landfill) and 8 more events.
Today's riddle: What day of the year is trucker's day? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. Patriot's Day at the CHEER Center in Georgetown Honors 9/11 (wmdt.com) ā Georgetownās CHEER Center recently hosted a Patriotās Day gathering where 9/11 survivors and family members shared powerful personal stories to help younger generations remember the attacks. The event focused on healing, honoring sacrifice, and bringing the Georgetown community together around shared history and resilience.
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2. Constitution day celebrated in Georgetown (coasttv.com) ā Constitution Day brought neighbors together in Georgetown Circle on Sept. 17, with bell-ringing, a Bill of Rights reading, and local youth and veterans groups taking part. Organized by the Nathaniel Mitchell Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the ceremony highlighted free speech, civic education, and awareness of constitutional rights for Georgetown residents.
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3. ChristianaCare's proposed Georgetown health campus faces local, state reviews (coasttv.com) ā A $65.1 million ChristianaCare health campus is proposed for DuPont Boulevard in Georgetown, with primary, specialty, behavioral health, and a small neighborhood hospital. Local planners have granted preliminary approval, while state regulators and competing hospital systems scrutinize the project ahead of a Sept. 24 public hearing that could shape future care access for Georgetown residents.
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4. Sussex Tech New Anatomage Table (wmdt.com) ā Students at Sussex Tech in Georgetown are getting hands-on anatomy lessons with a new Anatomage table that lets them explore realistic 3D human and animal cadavers. Health science teachers and students say the technology offers deeper, layer-by-layer views of body systems and gives local teens a head start on careers in healthcare and veterinary fields.
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5. Hunters respond to new regulations as chronic wasting disease cases rise (coasttv.com) ā Hunters and state wildlife officials met in Georgetown to hash out new deer hunting rules after a third chronic wasting disease case was confirmed west of Millsboro. The discussion focused on new no-baiting zones and requests that hunters leave deer heads in designated freezers so DNREC can monitor and slow the diseaseās spread in Sussex County.
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