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Alyssa Baker

Alyssa Baker

Verified

Producer, WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE)

Salisbury

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Total articles 351

  • Delaware bill aims to prevent book bans in libraries and schools

    By Alyssa Baker Verified| WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE) Verified DELAWARE- In response to a growing national movement to ban books, Delaware lawmakers introduced new legislation to safeguard access to diverse reading materials in public libraries and schools across the state. House Bill 119, known as the Freedom to Read Act, is sponsored by Rep. Krista Griffith.

    By Alyssa Baker Verified · WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Road work begins on Nassau Commons Boulevard near Redner’s in Lewes

    By Alyssa Baker Verified| WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE) Verified LEWES, Del.- Road construction is resuming on Nassau Commons Boulevard, bringing potential traffic delays for shoppers headed to the Redner’s grocery store and other nearby businesses. The project, led by contractor A-Del Construction, includes water main upgrades, storm drain installations and full roadway reconstruction. Officials say work will continue for about two months and will shut down the entrance from Route 9 to Nassau Commons Boulevard, leaving only one way in and out for drivers.

    By Alyssa Baker Verified · WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Delaware bill aims to prevent book bans in libraries and schools

    By Alyssa Baker Verified| WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE) Verified DELAWARE- In response to a growing national movement to ban books, Delaware lawmakers introduced new legislation to safeguard access to diverse reading materials in public libraries and schools across the state. House Bill 119, known as the Freedom to Read Act, is sponsored by Rep. Krista Griffith.

    By Alyssa Baker Verified · WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WRDE-TV (Lewes, DE)

Milton, Delaware, United States

+1 302-227-9733