Delaware Today June 2015
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The No. 1 vote getters in each category are listed in bold type. Dentists are listed with their main office addresses only. They may have other offices.
Special-needs patients require a special kind of patience.
This classic fashion gets a fresh update for summer.
Go glam with halter-top bikinis, bangles, Panama hats and faux tattoos.
The newest rendition respects the site’s musical past while focusing firmly on its food future.
Summer is short, so get them while they last.
The world is your oyster at George & Sons' Seafood Market.
The chef behind Wilmington Pickling Company is back in the kitchen.
A local entrepreneur creates a line of curve-friendly fitness gear.
The Delaware Humane Association held its 9th annual Muttini Mixer March 14 at World Café Live at the Queen in Wilmington.
The 54th annual Wilmington Heart Ball was held Feb. 28 at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington.
The canines and felines in our homes are like cherished family members—and we treat them as such with spa days, shiny bling, healthy foods, holistic medicine and, of course, birthday cakes.
Over the years, Doyle’s Family Restaurant in Selbyville has served a lot of chicken. Little did its owners know just how much money it once made for local growers.
After five years, Delaware’s own New Sweden is taking its music to the next level.
Part two in a series explains how men who’ve survived life on the streets intend to curb the violence in Wilmington.
After severe water damage, a Kennett Square home gets a delightful makeover.
Even after her death, Helen Rogers Bradford is connected to misfortune.
For your next weekend away, think of this manor house that hosted three former presidents.
Political giants have come and gone. What’s next for Delaware?
Strike a chord and attend one of these upcoming jam fests.
Great music, great bars and great food awaits you this summer.
Combining Ernest Hudson’s love of food and teaching has created a positive impact on his community.
We caught up with Sydney Arzt in mid-April as the former restaurateur and jazz festival founder focuses her energy and expertise toward reestablishing the Schwartz Center for the Arts as a cultural anchor in Dover ...