8/2/2006 DE Indian Community Honors Councilman Weiner
On August 2, 2006 Councilman Bob Weiner received a prestigious award from representatives of the Delaware Indian community at a formal ceremony at the Nur Shrine Temple in New Castle, DE for his work spearheading the Claymont Renaissance. The event was special as it celebrated the establishment of Delaware's first Chapter of this international service organization, the Worldwide Centre for Spiritual, Cultural & Social Welfare. The Hindu international service order's spiritual leader, Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Sansthan, was present to bless the honorees and other attendees. President Nilesh Patel, a prominent local business leader, presided over a ceremony attended by over 400 members and guests. Other honorees included Congressman Mike Castle and Lieutenant Governor John Carney.
County Council meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month
"There was such a lack of oversight from the previous council. The only people who questioned anything were Chris Coons and Bob Weiner."
John Flaherty
Formerly associated with Common Cause of Delaware
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On August 2, 2006 Councilman Bob Weiner received a prestigious award from representatives of the Delaware Indian community at a formal ceremony at the Nur Shrine Temple in New Castle, DE for his work spearheading the Claymont Renaissance. The event was special as it celebrated the establishment of Delaware's first Chapter of this international service organization, the Worldwide Centre for Spiritual, Cultural & Social Welfare. The Hindu international service order's spiritual leader, Shree Swaminarayan Gadi Sansthan, was present to bless the honorees and other attendees. President Nilesh Patel, a prominent local business leader, presided over a ceremony attended by over 400 members and guests. Other honorees included Congressman Mike Castle and Lieutenant Governor John Carney. 
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