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The Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs unveiled an April calendar of arts and educational programs across multiple sites.
Delft Tile crafting will be offered at Zwaanendael Museum as part of the April activities.
Old State House in Dover will host a session on everyday life during the American Revolution.
A program on The Emergence of American Military Medicine under Washington will be presented at New Castle Court House Museum.
Thistledown Fiber Arts Guild demonstrations will showcase traditional textile arts at an April event.
Delaware 250 event several dates including a black-tie fundraiser at Hotel Du Pont is listed for April 24.
A series of programs on Delaware River and War for Independence will be offered in Lewes and New Castle.
The events are largely free, with some requiring prior registration.
The June 250th Anniversary activities align with Delaware’s cultural heritage recognition.
The April programs emphasize educational outreach for both adults and children.

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Nelson and O'Donnell face neglect charges after a 3-year-old girl sustained catastrophic injuries in New Castle, Indiana.
Responders found the child unresponsive and in critical condition and transported her to a hospital for emergency care.
Investigators said the injuries were not consistent with sleepwalking, challenging Nelson's account.
Nelson and O'Donnell were held on $191,000 surety bonds pending pretrial hearings.
The case involves allegations of severe bodily injury to a child discovered after police responded to a reported unresponsive child.
Deputies reported the injuries included abdominal trauma and required emergency surgery, doctors said the child was in shock.
O'Donnell provided a different account to detectives, claiming the mother sometimes behaved violently toward the child.
Investigators reported conflicting statements between Nelson and O'Donnell regarding the child's injuries.
The incident followed other local child-abuse cases referenced by investigators and local media.
The Henry County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the case.

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