Delaware Today June 2012
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Pediatric dentist Rachel Maher is still amazed by the amount of decay she sees in her young patients. “I see several 5-year-olds a day with 10 to 15 cavities,” she says. Even 18-month-olds with new ...
From Newark Day to July 4 fireworks to Winterfest, Newark is well-known for its family-friendly festivals and other happenings.
A Site to Behold: UD is working to fulfill the potential of its new Science and Technology Campus.
Minding its Business: The Downtown Newark Partnership builds a strong community along Main Street.
Restaurant Row: Main Street remains a culinary—and retail—destination.
Quite a Career: Roy Lopata spent 37 years helping shape Newark into the city it is today.
Newark is more than just a college town. Read this special promotional section to get the latest on Main Street’s retail and restaurant scene, UD’s new Science and Technology campus, and a passing of the ...
Awakenings Thru July 2 Check out the Mispillion Art League’s first juried show. Mispillion Art League, 5 N. Walnut St., Milford, 430-7646, mispillionarts.org New Group Show June The Peninsula Gallery features a new group show. ...
Love Seed Mama Jump June 22 Faves up and down the state, Sussex County’s own brings its pop-rock to the Rehoboth Bandstand. Rehoboth Beach Bandstand, 229 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach, 644-2288, rehobothbandstand.com Trombone Shorty & ...
I Remember Mama June 8-10, 15-17 The Possum Point Players present Broadway’s tale of a loving family of Norwegian immigrants, set in San Francisco circa 1910. 441 Old Laurel Road, Georgetown, 856-4560, possumpointplayers.org Clear Space ...
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Forget shells and T-shirts. Judging by the number of new spas that have opened at the beach, the manicure has become the new vacation souvenir.
The Sands of Thyme: This season, the coast’s culinary landscape is sprinkled with familiar names, whether they belong to seasoned restaurateurs, chefs or the restaurant itself. Take a look.
This season, the coast’s culinary landscape is sprinkled with familiar names, whether they belong to seasoned restaurateurs, chefs or the restaurant itself. Plus, the shopping and spa scene, and best beach bets calendar of events.
Letters to the Editor
In a Solstice State of Mind ... with apologies to Billy Joel.
Wine and Sunshine: Pairing vino and food at the beach
The Great Gastropub: Bistro-style cuisine and a unique beer menu help make Ernest & Scott Taproom something to write home about.
Here’s the thing about buying steamed crabs at many crab houses: They’re often cooked in advance, then reheated, and chances are, they’re not local. Not so at Sambo’s Tavern in Leipsic, which helps explain why, ...
Behold the bánh-mì, a sort of Vietnamese hoagie that’s winning converts in Newark via the new Banh-Mi Boy on Main Street. Start with a fresh baguette. Stack it with meat. Add pickled carrots or daikon, ...
The Fantasticks June 29-July 8 The 1960 musical “The Fantasticks” makes a run at the Premier Centre for the Arts. 27 Anderson St., Middletown, 378-1384, pcade.com Little Shop of Horrors June 8-9 Clear Space Theatre ...