Delaware Today December 2014
For over 50 years, Delaware Today has been the lifestyle authority in the First State. As the state's premier magazine, Delaware Today helps readers make informed decisions to enhance their lives.
This is it. Our final gallery, thus completing our list of of reasons why we love being Delawareans.
Galas and skaters and chunkin, oh my! Our list keeps getting better and 51-75 will not disappoint.
Take a look as WHYY talks with Delaware Sports Commission Chairman Matthew Robinson and writer Bob Yearick about the return of Slam Dunk to the Beach.
Did you enjoy reading about 1-25? Here's the next batch of reasons why we love Delaware!
Check out this year's gift guide and event listings!
On the cover: EDis Company constructed the new Dover High School, a 312,000-square-foot facility located in the state capital. THE ABC DELAWARE STORY Associated Builders and Contractors Delaware’s mission promotes open competition through free enterprise ...
Read the latest from the local health-care scene.
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Improving the lives of Delaware's poor and homeless, The Ministry of Caring Inc. now operates more than 20 programs that provide necessary care and services to those in need.
Donors now seek assurance that their charity donations are being put to good use.
Sharon Kelly Hake is CEO and president of Great Dames Inc., a local philanthropic group that helps women inspire other women to be successful. As it celebrates its first five years, Great Dames is turning ...
Cushy pillows, mismatched chairs and soothing tones create the mellow vibe that makes this Rehoboth Beach restaurant the place to chill.
At your service: complete with finger sandwiches and a wait staff wearing maid and butler garb, afternoon tea will complete your experience.
A Millsboro shop turns out gourmet, all-natural treats for Fido, and it will have your pooch barking for more.
Dinner and a movie have finally come together in one convenient location.
The yuletide tradition of Christmas in Odessa celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, and the Pyles are ready to show off their historic home.
The Starboard restaurant held Dewey Goes Pink, a fundraiser for the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition, on Oct. 4 in Dewey Beach.
An opening reception was held Oct. 1 at UD’s Old College Gallery in Newark for the exhibition “Treasures and Tales of Italy’s Art Recovery Team: Antiquities from the Guardia di Finanza.” The exhibit runs through ...
From our first Catholic governor, to our first Jewish governor, to our first female governor, the First State has no shortage of firsts in the history of our gubernatorial lineage.
Cordelia Botkin almost got away with two murders she committed from across the country, thanks to the Constitution.
Being uprooted twice since its founding in 1845 wasn't enough to stop this North Wilmington church from thriving on "respect and love" for the last five decades.
The T-shirt printers at Spaceboy debut an online reality series. Wilmington never looked so wacky.
Caravel Academy junior Drew Collins received the foundations's inaugural award for his work involving endangered animals.
At Fort DuPont, preserving the past means protecting against a certain future of sea-level rise. Can it be done affordably?
Generation gap? When it comes to music, these performers speak the same language.