Delaware Today January 2010
At Nassau Valley Vineyards in Nassau, October 23. More than 300 people raised $15,000 for the Lower Delaware Autism Foundation.
At the Waterfall Banquet and Conference Center, Claymont, October 30. Eighty people raised $3,000 for Sojourner’s Place.
At the Wilmington Country Club , October 17. The Delaware Chapter of People to People International event drew 125 attendees.
At the Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park in Wilmington, October 11. The event, sponsored by the Societa da Vinci, drew 2,500 people.
Meet the Better Business Bureau of Delaware.
When is man’s best friend not man’s best friend? The answer begins—and possibly ends—with a large lab named “Killer.”
Kooma has sushi galore—and a cool urban atmosphere. Plus, as Queen Elizabeth, Betsy LeRoy reigns supreme over local restaurants, the BBC comes back roaring, and the new Public House warms Wilmington.
Barbara Eden does the ballroom blitz at DuPont Theatre. Plus, Wilmington Drama League throws a "Rent" party, Coastal Concerts presents pianist Thomas Pandolfi, and guitar legends David Bromberg and Jorma Kaukonen put on a Grand ...
The Gabby Guy powers down some Pancakes for Parkinson's and discovers why Children and Families First takes the cake.
Perseverance and some savvy about auctions helped this family land its dream home at a bargain price.
If you have $1,000, a little help with your appearance could be just what the doctor ordered.
It could be argued that no Delaware governor had ever entered office under more challenging circumstances. How has he fared? Plus, the real story of how little Delaware landed Fisker.
A simple yet successful movement that helps area charities is about to broaden its reach. Plus, a charismatic young dancer is tapping his way to the top. Coastal Sussex appears poised to become Hollywood East, ...
We can all play a part in ending domestic violence. Your part may be easier than you think.
If former UD professor Jim Newton is seen by some as an African-American artist, he’d prefer to emphasize American and art.
Think it’s a bad time to launch a new business? These brave entrepreneurs don’t.
What makes a high school right for your young student? Great academics? A moral foundation? Terrific arts? Competitive athletics? Here are the traits that distinguish each from the other.