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Two Meatballs Ristorante, Millsboro, Delaware, Italian Food, Family Restaurant, Southern Delaware, Delaware Beaches
Two Meatballs opened some years ago at 3693 Silicato Dr. In the Taormina Square Shopping Center. The address is Millsboro but it is closer to Rehoboth Beach than the town of Millsboro. Long Neck area. Does that sound familiar? 302-945-1900. The Ristorante opens at 11 a.m. I had not been...
Arts guild reaches out to Springboard Pallet Village
Milton Arts Guild volunteers have been sharing the joy and power of art with residents at the Springboard Collaborative Pallet Village in Georgetown, a transitional home for those experiencing homelessness. What started as a group of five residents in the first session has grown to a dozen or more participants....
Heavy hitter Mike Epps , Almost Queen invasion, OC Airshow soars, movie on the beach
Labor Day weekend is almost here, but don't take your foot off the gas on summer fun just yet. Imagine getting to see some really fun events without having to leave Delaware this weekend. We've got the scoop to help you make the most of what's left. Hi there, I'm Andre Lamar, your...
Our beach eats fame didn’t happen overnight
A significant majority of the emails and messages I receive make reference to the history of this area’s restaurants and bars. One of my most trusted sources was the late Trish Vernon, founding editor of this newspaper and an amazing source of Cape Region eating history. I truly miss her amazing facts and stories of eateries past.
The Vineyards using PooPrints to prevent unsightly piles
While I am pretty much always on the lookout for column ideas, sometimes they fall into my lap. That's what happened here, when a reader shared a photo of a sign that had been posted by the property management company in the apartment hallways of The Vineyards development off Route 9 west of Lewes.
Clear Space conducting market study to find new home
Rehoboth commissioners deny rezoning of 330 Rehoboth Ave. Clear Space Theatre Company has called Celebration Mall on Baltimore Avenue in Rehoboth Beach home for nearly 15 years. Looking to meet the growing cultural needs of eastern Sussex County, the theater has announced it’s conducting a market study to find its next home.
Yes, it’s time to think about fall fishing
That’s right – fall is sneaking up on us, and soon the little darlings will be back in school, the summer vacations will be over ... and the traffic on Route 1 will hardly show any difference. As far as fishing goes, this is the time when the...
Rehoboth planning has concerns about One Rehoboth project
The proposed One Rehoboth Avenue Hotel recently went before the Rehoboth Beach Planning Commission again for a preliminary site-plan review. Among the concerns raised were vehicular access to the hotel, the number of parking spaces, lot consolidation and building lines. The 60-room hotel, which stretches the width of the block...
Lewes planners hear about duel over dog grooming biz
A Lewes couple’s push to have the city’s zoning code changed to allow home-based dog grooming continued at the Lewes Planning Commission’s Aug. 21 meeting. Sarah Prieto and her husband, Stephen Matthews, want to open a dog grooming business in the basement of their home at 405 Savannah Road, a middle house in a line of historic row homes across from Beebe Healthcare.
Peaches and yoga at Bennett Orchards
The Yoga Studio in Rehoboth Beach accomplished a first on Aug. 15 – a yoga session in Bennett Orchards. In fact, it was the first event of its sort ever held at the orchard between Dagsboro and Frankford. With the sun setting over the peach trees, a large group...
Southern Delaware Orchestra delivers yet again
The Southern Delaware Orchestra delivered a captivating performance Aug. 11 titled Out of this World – Summer Concerts from Strauss to Star Wars, at Cape Henlopen High School, drawing a nearly full house of music fans. The afternoon showcased a mix of classical pieces and modern movie compositions, led by music director James Allen Anderson.
Summer cocktail party raises $30,000 for Rehoboth library
The Friends of the Rehoboth Beach Public Library hosted a summer cocktail party Aug. 8 in Henlopen Acres, and it was a hit, with more than 250 supporters in attendance raising almost $30,000. The Friends’ inaugural Stuff the Shelves project sponsored by Browseabout Books was also a success, with attendees...
Luxury travel and art items up for bid at SunFestival Aug. 31
CAMP Rehoboth’s Labor Day weekend SunFestival will feature a live auction including various items to suit practically any bucket list. Highlights include a trip for two to Paris at a luxury hotel, a Prague and Danube River cruise, and a week-long stay at an all-gay luxury resort in Puerto Vallarta. Presenting sponsor Accent on Travel donated a cruise for two on Avalon Waterways to the destination of the winning bidder’s choice.
History Book Festival to host Runstedtler, Polchin and Kamali
The eighth annual History Book Festival is set for Friday to Sunday, Sept. 27 to 29, in Lewes. Live events will feature 23 distinguished authors of historical nonfiction and fiction including Theresa Runstedtler, James Polchin and Marjan Kamali. All three authors will conduct free presentations of their books Saturday, Sept. 28.
Peninsula Gallery to host opening reception Aug. 31
The Peninsula Gallery is going abstract with its Cutting Edge exhibition, on display from Saturday, Aug. 31 to Sunday, Sept. 29. Visitors will see a mixture of nonrepresentational paintings and sculptures that accentuate where geometry and organic imagery come together. Cutting Edge features work from Linda Celestian, Paul Daniel, Karen...
Coastal Kiwanis to host water tour Sept. 11
The Coastal Delaware Kiwanis Club will host a cruise of the Delaware Bay to the Delaware Breakwater East End Lighthouse from 2:15 to 4:45 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 11. The cruise will leave port at 2:45 p.m. from the dock site behind Irish Eyes on Anglers Road in Lewes.Ticket holders should plan to be on board before 2:30 p.m. Free parking is available.
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