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MAYOR PURZYCKI HELPS LAUNCH 2021 LITTLE LEAGUE SEASON

The Wilmington Little League (www.wllde.org) officially kicked of its 2021 season on Saturday, April 17 with help from Mayor Purzycki, who threw out the ceremonial first pitch to Masen Price of the Major Division Philadelphia Phillies before their game against the New Castle Mets. An affiliate of Little League International, WLL is a branch of the largest youth sports organization in the world, with 2.4 million children playing “America’s pastime” in more than 80 countries.

COVID-19 VACCINATION EFFORTS CONTINUE IN WILMINGTON

Phillies vs. Mets on Opening Day.

Mayor Purzycki throws out the first pitch of 2021. It’s a strike! Philadelphia Phillie Masen Price and Mayor Purzycki.

Mayor Mike Purzycki joined 3rd District City Councilmember Zanthia Oliver at People’s Settlement Association on East 8th Street last month to welcome back residents who were getting their second dose of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, and to thank Delaware Dept. of Health and Human Services, members of the Delaware National Guard, and other medical professionals who helped make this event possible. The Mayor reminds everyone that as of April 6, Governor Carney and DPH have expanded Delaware’s COVID-19 vaccination program to include everyone aged 16 and older. Visit de.gov/covidvaccine for more information on Delaware’s COVID-19 vaccination program.

Mayor Purzycki is joined by Delaware National Guard Citizen Soldiers and Airmen at a People’s Settlement COVID-19 vaccination event on April 17. Gaye Council of DHSS, Mayor Purzycki, and Councilmember Oliver at People’s Settlement on April 17.

“I ALSO CONGRATULATE DIRECTOR MEGAN MCGLINCHEY AND HER REMARKABLE TEAM FOR THEIR VISION AND DEDICATION IN MOVING THE RIVERFRONT FORWARD INTO THE NEXT QUARTER-CENTURY. ” -MAYOR MIKE PURZYCKI

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TRASH & RECYCLING COLLECTION SCHEDULE

Visit the City of Wilmington’s website for more info about trash and recycling in the City.

To report issues about trash and recycling collection, please dial 3-1-1 or visit: WilmingtonDE.gov/311.

WILMINGTON WORKS

Looking for general job information and resources? Visit: wilmingtonde.gov/government/employment to learn about education and training, labor laws and regulations, how to apply for government jobs, as well as other employment-related information.

MAYOR AND CITY CELEBRATE RDC’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY

Mayor Mike Purzycki and the City of Wilmington congratulate the Riverfront Development Corporation of Delaware, which marked its 25th anniversary in April. Mayor Purzycki served as the RDC’s first Executive Director beginning in 1996, and was instrumental in resurrecting the blighted, industrial wasteland along the Christina River and transforming the former WWII shipyard into an economic, cultural, and social hub of the City. “It was my great fortune for twenty years to be part of a team that had a dream and committed itself to seeing that dream come true. What a wonderful ride,” said the Mayor.

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