Delaware Today December 2009
WINNER Holly Kimble Blood of Selbyville nabbed this shot of the towers at Gordon’s Pond in Cape Henlopen State Park two hours before sunset on a fall evening. “I have […]
At the home of Neil and Cathy Kilian in New Castle on July 18. Seventy-five people raised $8,000.
At the Greenville Country Club on October 2. More than 200 people attended to raise $70,000 for the Ministry of Caring.
At the Waterfall Banquet & Conference Center, Claymont, September 10. More than 400 attendees raised $45,000 for the Latin American Community Center in Wilmington.
At Hotel du Pont on October 7, the Delaware ACLU honored attorneys Lawrence A. Hamermesh and Thomas J. Allingham.
When it comes to the holiday tradition of Trivial Pursuit, nobody likes a know-it-all. Just ask the author’s family.
There's a reason Feby's Fishery has stayed in business for 35 years: It doesn't swim against the tide. Plus, the Golden Fleece rises again in Dover, and a local dairy hits a Hy-light.
Delaware Theatre Company shows why "It's a Wonderful Life." Plus, the Delaware Symphony Orchestra presents "Amado and Amado," Dover museums get decked out for the holidays, and more.
When it comes to seasonal decor, Christmas doesn’t have to mean red and green.
Special movie screenings, a grown-up Eleganza and lighting it up for a historic theater—The Gabby Guy sure gets around.
A unique home for medically fragile children proves that sometimes love conquers all, even the gravest conditions.
Ted Kaufman may not have a plan for his future after the Senate, but for the present, he is a man on a mission.
WHYY launches a polished newsmagazine. Plus, DCAD's Stuart Baron is a big man on canvas, a local dentist-photog publishes a tribute to golf legend Arnold Palmer, groups collect sleeping bags for homeless youth, and more.
Meet a few people who have greeted challenging circumstances as opportunities for a new kind of success.
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A new book by Maggie Lidz shows not only the fabulous homes the family built, but also how they lived. These excerpts are but a hint.
There’s a good reason why the du Ponts continue to fascinate us. You can see it in a new book.
A good fit is essential. How do you find one? Start by asking the right questions.
Retirement is closer than you realize. What expenses do you need to plan for now? Our certified planners and advisers can help.
Read everything we've written about the Bidens during the past 10 years, including: • The Legacy of Joseph R. Biden Jr.–So Far • A Reason For Pride–And Hope • On the Map: The Biden Factor •Family Business