Operation Warp Speed was created in May 2020 under the Trump administration to help with the creation and distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine. The race was officially on for many companies as they started working tirelessly to develop a vaccine that could change the course of the pandemic.

Since its heyday, millions of people have turned to cable television to watch local or national news, new episodes or reruns of their favorite shows, and enjoy movies without having to buy or rent them.  Viewers can scan the TV channel list, see what will be on throughout the day, and record shows to watch later when they have time to watch them.

At 53 waterways tested across Pennsylvania, microplastic contamination was found in every spot, including Delware County streams, according to a new report entitled Microplastics in Pennsylvania: a Survey of Waterways released Wednesday. The study was conducted by the PennEnvironment Research & Policy Center using methodology developed by NOAA. 

The City of Philadelphia is currently undergoing a large open space project titled the Philadelphia Rail Park.  

Pediatric nurse and DCCC Alumni Jennifer DiMeo is still waiting for her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine after receiving the first in a simple scheduling process, while her father waits on several lists for his first dose with no appointments in sight.

Amber Eder is a 40-year-old mother of two daughters, Olivia, 10, and Chloe, 8. Eder attends DCCC as a part-time student pursuing a career in early childhood education. She also works two jobs as a daycare teacher and as a stylist for Lane Bryant.