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Joseph P. Owens

Joseph P. Owens

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Editor and General Manager, The Dialog

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Books. science, law animals (dogs especially), philanthropy technology, Chicago art, food

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Total articles 261

  • Democrat-led Delaware House approves HB140 to send physician-assisted to state senate for second year in a row

    By Joseph P. Owens Verified| The Dialog Verified The Delaware House of Representatives late March 18 narrowly passed HB140, again sending the physician-assisted suicide bill to the state senate. After debate, discussion and testimony, house members voted 21-17 to approve the measure with three members absent. All of the yes votes came from Democrats. Democrats Stephanie Bolden, Nnamdi Chukwuocha, Franklin Cooke, Debra Heffernan, Josue Ortega voted against the bill. All Republicans voted no. Rep.

    By Joseph P. Owens Verified · The Dialog

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • John Taggart, former priest, and ex-teacher Christopher Crisona charged with sexual assault of minor in Wilmington in mid-1990s

    By Joseph P. Owens Verified| The Dialog Verified An 80-year-old former priest of the Diocese of Wilmington and a 57-year-old ex-teacher in local Catholic schools have been charged with sexual abuse of a minor in the mid-1990s, the Delaware attorney general announced in a news release March 17.

    By Joseph P. Owens Verified · The Dialog

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Democrat-led Delaware House approves HB140 to send physician-assisted to state senate for second year in a row

    By Joseph P. Owens Verified| The Dialog Verified The Delaware House of Representatives late March 18 narrowly passed HB140, again sending the physician-assisted suicide bill to the state senate. After debate, discussion and testimony, house members voted 21-17 to approve the measure with three members absent. All of the yes votes came from Democrats. Democrats Stephanie Bolden, Nnamdi Chukwuocha, Franklin Cooke, Debra Heffernan, Josue Ortega voted against the bill. All Republicans voted no. Rep.

    By Joseph P. Owens Verified · The Dialog

    Mar. 18, 2025

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The Dialog

As a local Catholic newspaper, the Dialog serves the Catholic Community of Delaware and Maryland's Eastern Shore. It is part of the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington.

Wilmington, Delaware, United States

+1 302-573-3109

Founded: 1965