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Burton Family Names New Child Care Center at Bayhealth

In a heartfelt tribute to a beloved wife, mother and community advocate, Charles Burton, president and owner of I.G. Burton Auto Group, has made a generous pledge to Bayhealth to name the Bayhealth Childcare Center in honor of his mother, Ann L. Burton. This contribution reflects Ann’s lifelong dedication to helping families and children.

“As a local family-run business since 1908, we wanted to honor Ann’s legacy in a way that reflects her dedication and passion for the community,” said Burton. “Behind the scenes, she brought a lot of dedication, care and guidance to those who needed it most. This is an opportunity to tell her story and honor her not just for what she did, but for who she was – proof that impact isn’t always loud but is always lasting.”

The new Bayhealth Ann L. Burton Center for Children will serve as a vital resource for team members who work at the Bayhealth Sussex Campus, offering a safe and nurturing environment for children through age 11. This new facility is in addition to the accredited and award-winning child care center at the Bayhealth Kent Campus. The Ann L. Burton Center for Children will include age-appropriate classrooms, play areas, gardens and support space for an additional 102 children.

Integrity Staffing Solutions Names New CEO

Integrity Staffing Solutions, a leader in workforce solutions and high-volume staffing, proudly announces a strategic leadership transition designed to drive continued innovation and growth. Jaime Donnelly has been appointed chief executive officer (CEO) while also continuing her role as president.

Donnelly began her journey with Integrity Staffing Solutions in 2000, steadily growing through the ranks in key leadership positions across operations, compliance, sales, and HR. Her deep understanding of the business and commitment to an associate-first philosophy have shaped Integrity’s success. As CEO, she will lead the company’s continued expansion, commitment to workforce development, and technology-driven staffing solutions.

This transition also marks a new role for Todd Bavol, who will assume the position of chairman of Integrity Staffing Solutions. In this capacity, Bavol will focus on long-term strategy, industry innovation, and talent development.

“Jaime has been instrumental in Integrity’s success, and I have full confidence in her leadership as CEO,” said Bavol. “Her dedication to our people, clients, and innovation will drive our company into the future. As chairman, I look forward to supporting our leadership team and ensuring we remain ahead of industry shifts and workforce trends.”

Nemours Names New Chief Financial Officer

Nemours Children’s Health, one of the nation’s largest multistate pediatric health systems, announced the appointment of Caswell L. Samms III, MBA, as the new executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO).

As CFO, Samms will lead financial strategy, ensuring Nemours Children’s maintains its financial strength and stability as the organization continues its commitment to delivering the highest quality care and addressing all of the factors that impact child health. He succeeds Rodney McKendree, who retired as CFO in February.

Samms brings more than 25 years of progressive experience in large health care systems. Most recently, he served as senior vice president and chief financial officer at St. Joseph’s Health in Paterson, N.J. His executive experience includes budgeting, revenue cycle, business development, and operations.

“Caswell’s leadership will help keep our financial foundation strong, enabling us to achieve our vision of creating the healthiest generations of children,” said R. Lawrence Moss, MD, FACS, FAAP, president and CEO of Nemours Children’s Health. “Caswell is authentic and caring, and he shares our commitment to helping children reach their full potential.”

Goldey-Beacom College Receives Grant

Goldey-Beacom College (GBC) has recently received a grant for $19,500 from the Eagles Autism Foundation for a Sensory Inclusive™ Certification and Sensory Room Enhancement at the College.

This space is designed for students who experience sensory sensitivities or simply need a quiet, calming place to recharge. This initiative reinforces GBC’s commitment to student well-being, ensuring every student feels supported and has access to the resources they need to succeed. The College has partnered with KultureCity® for both projects.

The $19,500 grant awarded to GBC is part of $8.1 million in funding awarded by the Eagles Autism Foundation in 2025 to support 53 innovative projects focused on advancing autism research and care. These grants were made possible through the generous contributions raised during the 2024 Eagles Autism Challenge, along with additional fundraising efforts led by the foundation throughout the year.

Elementary School Receives Grant from GOLO

GOLO, the Delaware-based health and wellness solutions company, and Project Fit America (PFA), a national nonprofit that creates and administers fitness-in-education programming for elementary and middle schools, announced that Joseph M. McVey Elementary School in Newark, Del., has been selected to receive a grant to support its physical education curriculum. GOLO has committed $10,000 to support the fitness program designed by Project Fit America, which is also intended to help children build social, character, and leadership skills.

“We are thrilled to partner with Project Fit America to introduce this exceptional physical education program to Joseph M. McVey Elementary School. This initiative promises to enrich the lives of both teachers and students, fostering a healthier and more active school community,” said Jennifer Brooks, president and co-founder of GOLO.

Joseph M. McVey Elementary School was selected for the grant by Project Fit America after conducting an open call for proposals with all public schools in Delaware, including those in Kent, Sussex, and New Castle counties.

Buccini Pollin Group Celebrates Grand Opening of Market West

Wilmington-based developer Buccini Pollin Group Inc. proudly announces the grand opening of Market West, a dynamic mixed-use development that reimagines the former DuPont headquarters in downtown Wilmington. As the flagship building at Market West, the $110 million redevelopment of 221 W. Tenth St. (formerly Nemours) centered around a 450,000-square-foot office-to-residential conversion to introduce 363 luxury apartment homes at The Standard. The grand opening celebrates the building’s return to a thriving mixed-use destination with the completion of phases one and two of The Standard, marking a major milestone in the company’s long-term vision for the revitalization of downtown Wilmington.

Aptly named, The Standard at Market West sets the new standard for apartment living in Wilmington. Designed by 39° North Architects, The Standard blends the building’s historic architecture with contemporary living. The phased development includes 92 units completed in summer 2023 from the former LuxiaSuites corporate housing, 174 units completed in early 2025, and 97 units currently in development with expected completion by late 2026.

Offering studio-to-three-bedroom floor plans, the apartments feature highend finishes, including continuous quartz countertops, herringbone tile bathroom flooring, and two-tone kitchen cabinetry. Residents benefit from onsite amenities such as The Mill coworking space, Theater N, CoreTen Fitness, Starbucks, Café Mezzanotte, and exclusive community areas, including a roof deck, pet-washing station, and multiple resident lounges.