Delaware Today August 2010
At Winterthur, May 2. This annual event benefits the continued maintenance and preservation of the Winterthur garden and estate.
At the Wilmington Country Club, April 23. About 150 people helped the Junior Board of Christiana Care raise more than $80,000.
At the Hotel du Pont in Wilmington, April 24. Award recipients Annie Leibovitz, Laura Linney, Greg Mortenson and Salman Rushdie were recognized at a ceremony hosted by The PNC Financial […]
At the BBC Tavern and Grill in Greenville, April 29. About 200 people helped raise more than $1,000 for Team Fox Parkinson’s Research.
In time for a special celebration with the Blue Rocks at Frawley Stadium, Joe Pirro tells the story of a local Negro League baseball icon who keeps the memories (good and bad) alive.
Having returned to the 9-to-5, I’ve discovered weekends aren’t what they used to be.
The long-awaited rebirth of the venerable Columbus Inn has finally happened, leading a scene full of changes in the restaurant world. Here’s a taste.
Get loopy for the Brandywine Zoo’s new mural. Plus, the Blue Rocks honor a legend, Dover does “Dish,” the New Candlelight’s Wizard, and more.
The Gabby Guy gets artsy with DCAD, then confronts the legacy of the OG—Original Gabby—while stopping to smell the roses.
When the government announced closings of military bases across the country, states panicked. But Delaware won a unique opportunity: to be part of the largest technology advancement in decades. That means job creation. Welcome to tomorrow.
Branding whiz Donna Brescia makes the perfect pitch on QVC. Plus, a local boy garners a college student’s equivalent of an Oscar, a new museum salutes the state’s military history, and more.
The Delaware Bay may get upstaged by the Chesapeake, and it’s often overlooked by us here, but it’s worth a peek.
David Sills is your typical 14-year-old—except for the football scholarship to USC. But anything could happen in four years. Exactly what is up to David.
The waterman’s ways may be yielding to those of newcomers, but even they don’t want things to change too much—at least not for now.
It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood, but just what makes a great neighborhood restaurant? Picture casual places that are often close to actual neighborhoods, places that often welcome the kids, and places where you’ll ...
A local promoter rocks QVC, Delaware helps turn Aberdeen into a technology Mecca, Gabby goes a’ gallivanting at DCAD and Brandywine Park, and more.
A designer achieves gorgeous results for two very different landscapes in the same neighborhood. Plus, enjoy the regal design of Elizabeth Gardens, luxurious bathrooms are revealed, home and garden events abound, and more.
Ready to downsize? Here’s what you need to know about choosing an over-55 community or new condominium.