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Biggs Museum of American Art announces election of three new members to Board of Trustees
DOVER, DE.- The Biggs Museum of American Art announced the appointment of Dr. Wilma Mishoe as the new President of the Board of Trustees. Dr. Mishoe transitions into this role after serving as Vice President, bringing a wealth of experience and dedication to the museum. Alongside Dr. Mishoe, three distinguished new trustees, Andre Swygert, Daniel Thompson, and Janell Upton, have joined the Board, each bringing unique expertise and leadership to the organization.
County Seat Cruisers hosting show Aug. 17 at Georgetown Historical Society
GEORGETOWN – The County Seat Cruisers will host a car, truck and bike show Saturday, Aug. 17 at the Georgetown Historical Society and museum grounds. The event will run from 8 a.m. to 3
The Philadelphia 76ers May Build Their New Stadium In Camden, NJ
What would you say if Jersey became home to another professional sports team?. Now, what if I told you that a Philadelphia team was thinking about moving to the Garden State?. NJ Is Trying To Convince The 76ers To Build A Stadium In New Jersey. Over the past few years...
Possum Point Players Announce Cast for Fall Musical SOMETHING ROTTEN!
Stage Director, Jim Hartzell, Music Director, Diane Trautman, and Choreographer Bliss Soucek have announced the cast for the Players Fall production of the hilarious Broadway musical comedy “Something Rotten!”. The cast will include Autumn Birney as Portia, Pete Cuesta as Nick Bottom, Chris Ennis as Nostradamus, Kaelyn Ennis as...
Sussex Academy Parking Lot Crash Leaves One Man in Critical Condition
GEORGETOWN, DE - The Georgetown Police Department is investigating a crash in a school parking lot that left one man in critical condition Friday night. Police say on July 26th, just before 9 p.m., an Infinity G37 was driving north on Airport Road in Georgetown before entering Sussex Academy’s parking lot. The car then drove to the rear of the school and then sped into a concrete barrier, causing the Infinity to roll, according to investigators.
Cape Gazette travelers visit Costa Rica
Meg Rice and DeAnna Poling of Lewes took a break from their busy Costa Rican adventures to read the Cape Gazette. The Jungle Crocodile Safari is a must if you ever make it there. Meg and DeAnna had a difficult time finding postage to send postcards home. Costa Ricans don't use snail mail - it's even illegal to send junk mail!
Milton ad hoc committee hears from affordable housing developers
As part of its mission to examine ways to increase affordable housing in town, the Milton Affordable Housing Ad Hoc Committee has begun hearing from those who develop lower-priced units as it works toward crafting a recommendation for town council. At its July 11 meeting, the committee heard from Kevin...
Recovery Cafe to open in Dover
Dover’s new Recovery Cafe opens to the public this Friday after hosting a soft open last week for community members to see the space. Recovery cafes are community spaces that are safe and drug- and alcohol-free. Once the cafe in Dover opens, people will be able to visit up to three times as a guest.
Hay named overall champion again
HARRINGTON, Del. — Before hundreds of spectators in the Quillen Arena’s bleachers and onlookers around the showing’s rail, junior market livestock exhibitors vied for the top spots in the swine, goat, sheep and steer shows during the 26th annual Delaware Livestock Extravaganza The extravaganza, held July 23 during the Delaware State Fair, brought the first- and second-place class winners from the four market animal shows back into the ring with tuxedoed judges and an enthusiastic crowd for selection of the grand and reserve champions.
Foodie at the Fair: Chester’s Gators and Taters
HARRINGTON, Del. – After 14 years at the Delaware State Fair, Chester’s Gators and Taters has become a staple for all things fried, fair-like, and fun. Chester’s owner, Cameron Murray, says his team serves customers at fairs across 15 states, from New York to Florida, each year. The Delaware State Fair, though, has a special place in Murray’s heart.
Duffle Bags and More raises $1,000 to support youth in foster care
Local nonprofit Duffle Bags and More Inc. held its second annual fundraiser July 3 at G. & E. Hocker’s Supermarket in Bethany Beach. Fundraising chairperson Vivian Goodman said she and her daughter Carla were overjoyed with the response of shoppers stopping by the display table. Many shoppers bought more than one of the variety of handmade toiletry bags that can be used for school, cosmetics or beach supplies.
Arts Playlist: ‘Circle of Truth’ at the Biggs Museum of American Art
The question ‘What is truth?’ is no longer simply a philosophical debate; it’s an increasingly daily ask in a polarized society that consistently grapples with questions about the nature of truth. In that spirit, the Biggs Museum of American Art is rolling out the new exhibition ‘Circle...
MOT Intermediate wins Eastern Region title
(Dover, DE) The MOT Little League began play in the 1950’s, and until this year has never had a team advance to a world series. In a matter of days, the proud program has two teams headed to a world series. The girl’s senior division softball all-stars won the Eastern Regional in New England and will stay in Delaware playing ... Read More
An Unsurpassed Soldiery: The Delaware Regiment During the American Revolution
The Milford Museum American History Series continues with a program titled “An Unsurpassed Soldiery: The Delaware Regiment During the American Revolution” presented by Charles “Chuck” Fithian on Saturday, August 10, 1:00 p.m. at the Milford Public Library in Milford, Delaware. During the American Revolution, the Delaware Regiment established a remarkable record for military discipline, efficiency, and dependability on the battlefield. The regiment’s characteristics and ... Read More
Rehoboth 5K a golden opportunity for military monument
Kristen Giordano has dedicated herself to recognizing military members who have died while serving. So, she and family members are leading the Woody Williams Foundation's initiative to raise funds for a local Gold Star Families Memorial Monument, organizing the Aug. 11 Pfc. Joseph "Dimps" Marquez Memorial 5K, named for her son.
Street dedicated to retired TidalHealth Nanticoke doctor
SEAFORD, Del. – The City of Seaford acknowledged Dr. Steve Carey’s years of dedication and service to the Western Sussex County community by unveiling a sign honoring him. The sign was placed above Memorial Drive, a street he drove down countless times on his way to save lives at TidalHealth Nanticoke in Seaford. Dr. Carey played a vital role in the development of Delaware’s statewide trauma system as a founder of the program and helped bring a comprehensive trauma surgery program to Western Sussex County.
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