But within this year's total there is a bigger proportion than ever of people who have been accepted to do foundation degrees. The number of people accepted for full-time foundation degrees - to be completed in two years - is at least 15% higher than last year. When the number accepted to do part-time foundation degrees is added, the total growth on last year is expected to be as much as 30%, according to Derek Longhurst, chief executive of Foundation Degree Forward, the body that supports their development.
State Rep. Dan Gelber of Miami Beach, an architect of the Democratic plan, praised Davis' version. "If you want a substantial rate reduction, this is the only plan that will do it," Gelber said. "The other guy's plan is simply cosmetic. It's to get them through election day, but it will not lower your rates substantially.
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Wilmington Trust continues to hold the top market position for Delaware's retail banking market, according to newly available federal deposit data. Wilmington Trust holds $7.6 billion in Delaware deposits, up 9 percent from 2005, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. data, which reflects deposits as of June 30. The state's No. 2 retail bank, PNC Bank Delaware, has $2.4 billion, up 4 percent from 2005. Among the five largest retail banks, WSFS saw its deposits grow fastest, rising 23 percent to $1.6 billion. Wilmington-based WSFS, the oldest bank in Delaware, remains No. 4 by deposits in the state. No. 3 Wachovia saw its deposits rise by 13 percent to $1.8 billion, while No. 5 Citizens gained 8 percent to $1.3 billion.
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