Govatos Chocolates, a beloved family business in downtown Wilmington, recently reopened its doors in January 2020 after being shut down in mid-September by city and state officials. The reopening of this iconic candy store has brought joy to many residents and visitors who have missed the sweet treats and nostalgic atmosphere that Govatos Chocolates is known for.
The history of Govatos Chocolates dates back to 1894 when Greek immigrant, Aleck Govatos, opened the first store in Wilmington. Since then, the Govatos family has continued the tradition of handcrafting delicious chocolates and candies that have become a staple in the community. The reopening of the downtown shop has been met with excitement and anticipation as customers eagerly flock to indulge in their favorite treats once again.
In other news, Tesla has issued a recall for more than 1.8 million vehicles due to software issues. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released a statement detailing the recall, which includes a potential problem with the hood latch assembly failing to detect an unlatched hood condition after it has been opened. This poses a safety risk as an unlatched hood can obstruct the driver’s view and increase the risk of a crash.
The affected Tesla vehicles include models from 2021 to 2024, such as the Model 3, Model S, Model X, and Model Y. Tesla has taken swift action by releasing an over-the-air software update free of charge to address the issue. Owners are encouraged to check the NHTSA recall page or contact Tesla customer service for more information on how to address the recall.
In addition to Tesla’s recall, Hyundai has also issued recalls for certain vehicles due to airbag issues. The 2024 Santa Fe and Santa Fe HEV vehicles are being recalled for a wiring harness problem that could cause the airbags to deploy unintentionally or fail to deploy in a crash. Hyundai dealers will inspect, repair, or replace the wiring harness as necessary, free of charge.
Furthermore, Nissan has issued a recall for 1,188 2023 Ariya vehicles due to a software error in the inverter system. This error could result in a loss of drive power, posing a safety risk to drivers. Nissan dealers will inspect and update the inverter software free of charge to address the issue.
For those in Delaware who may be affected by these recalls, it is important to contact the respective dealerships or customer service numbers provided to schedule an inspection or repair. Stay informed and prioritize safety when it comes to vehicle recalls to ensure the well-being of yourself and others on the road.