Delaware Today July 2013
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It is the biggest issue of the year from our content partner, Delaware Today. Editor-in-chief Maria Hess and publisher Robert Martinelli discuss the choices with Shirley Min on First.
The brainchild of University of Delaware alumna Leigh Ann Tona, I Don’t Give a Fork! takes on 65,000 concert-goers in its first year of business.
Still want your air conditioning and exclusive goodies at an outdoor festival? VIP is the way to go.
The best food, activities, entertainment at the Firefly Music Festival.
As Delaware’s only homegrown talent performing at the Firefly Music Festival in Dover, the Spinto Band shares its insight on festivals, Pop Deco, trail mix and more.
Giving My Son the Boot: An intelligent, well-educated young man is not necessarily a responsible young man.
PLUS: The Independence School 35th Anniversary Gala in photos.
Angerstein’s Building Supply & Design Center, Comcast Spotlight, Delaware Express, and others help to produce the Best of Delaware 2013 Party.
Delaware KIDS Fund and Nemours Cardiac Center
The Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay, Variety—The Children’s Charity and Kent County Fund for the Arts
No need to worry about who’s driving when Delaware Express Shuttle can handle everything for you.
Take advantage of a special Best of Delaware rate and enjoy the after party at the Fire & Ice Lounge.
Get a healthy dose of all the best things the state has to offer at Delaware Today’s annual Best Of celebration.
What to expect, where to stay, and more for the biggest party of the summer. PLUS: We thank our party sponsors and honor our beneficiaries.
Fit for a king: Flavorful, carefully prepared pub grub rules at the Rose & Crown in Lewes.
Hockessin-based Freakin’ Fresh expands its line of salsas.
Cider, man: An Eastern Shore winery turns TS Smith & Sons’ peaches into a sparkling cider.
Say cheese: Morgan & Gower Cheesemongers carries quite a selection.
Delaware Today readers chime in for the month of July 2013.
Tractor beam: A former DuPonter has tractor fever.
911: Suicidal subject. A Rehoboth cop faces a man with a death wish.
Action Jacksons: This energetic couple turned a condo in Lewes into their dream vacation home—in just 10 short weekends.
Delaware’s political history has proven that there may never be a last word in the debate concerning the use of the death penalty, but recent legislation has pushed for the state to repeal the bill ...
The jokester, Team YoYoJam member and jack-of-all-tricks keeps a smile on the faces of patients and their parents, even through the toughest times.
Through Howard Pyle’s lens, his wife and children enjoy a day at the beach in the late nineteenth century.
Founded by Peggy Smith, Newark’s chapter raised $4,000 in its first year for projects in Asia, Africa and South America.
The late Pingatore was a salon owner, musician and songwriter for Bill Haley & His Comets, with a connection to the Fab Four to boot.
Longtime members and new residents have much to celebrate in the organization’s stride in the Claymont community, which include building a handicap-accessible playground in Bellevue State Park and other civic projects.
“The Legacy of Currier & Ives: Shaping the American Spirit” opens on July 4 and features a variety of lithographic prints from the iconic firm.
The star-studded performance roster includes Dierks Bentley and Trace Adkins, along with Victoria Justice and other rising stars.
Christian Macelaru conducts Thursday’s concert featuring Nicola Benedetti, and Sarah Hicks conducts Friday’s “The Hills are Alive—Nature and Music” program.
Each summer’s must-do event gets a charitable twist in 2013 with the inclusion of Faithful Friends and Safe Haven Animal Sancutary dogs assuming the role of Launce’s pooch, Crab.