Delaware Today March 2010
No person has made a bigger mark on Dover Downs Hotel & Casino than the affable—and very tall—Ed Sutor.
Thanks to dedicated merchants and local support, Kent’s unique downtown areas are thriving like never before.
Central Delaware’s most popular events cover a wide range, from Dover Days to Milford’s Riverwalk Freedom Festival to NASCAR weekends. Now go have fun.
We go party hopping at a few of the county’s biggest fundraisers.
Though the whole world may know about Jell-O, Kool-Aid and Stove Top stuffing, it would probably surprise people to know they are made in Dover. Household names, we take them for granted, so it may ...
In this special supplement, find all the resources a woman could need to live better.
Use this special supplement to learn all about Delaware’s dynamic Capital Region, including what's coming, what's manufactured there, its biggest events, how its downtowns are thriving and more.
Several important new initiatives and projects are making the county better than ever. Here are just a few.
Why don’t those infernal ticket machines work? And who’s manning the automated order system? This is no way to run the cold cut counter.
Meet Wilmington's professor of sausage. Plus, the joys of Slow Food, and folks who gather in the name of the grape.
The old Brandywine Brewing Co. comes back as BBC Tavern, only to redefine upscale casual.
The Smothers Brothers continue to amaze at The Grand. Plus, Chris Thile plays his new concerto with DSO, UD players bring life to "Death of a Salesman," and more.
The Gabby Guy visits a party so grand, it takes two columns to cover it, then hoists a few Muttinis for forgotten pets.
Moving into a smaller home can be a challenge. But a can-do attitude paired with a little creativity will make the transition a smooth one.
With New Castle designated to become part of a new national park in Delaware, businessmen Alan Spiro and the Mattei brothers have invested heavily in renewal.
Read about Delaware's one-of-a-kind writing conference. Plus, Wilmington's newest arts group is on the move, it's love at first (Web) site in Media Watch, and a local patriot helps rally the troops.
When it comes to neighborhoods, great means many things. It’s probably easier to show than tell.
There’s more to a great neighborhood than great homes. Include top-notch schools, easy transportation, cultural diversions, and a palpable pride of place. Here are 11 areas that stand out.
A case in the Delaware Supreme Court is about more than Henlopen Acres’ opposition to a change at the Rehoboth Art League. It makes us ponder an age-old question: What is the role of art?
From exclusive social clubs and therapeutic massage sessions to fine art portraits and haute couture, here are a handful (or is it pawful?) of ways to show your love.
At the Wilmington Club on December 3. About 125 people attended the organization’s first graduation ceremony. There were 16 graduates.
At the Grand Opera House in Wilmington on December 5. The sold-out event drew 950 attendees and raised $328,000 for The Grand.
At the Children’s Beach House in Lewes on December 4. About 500 people enjoyed the works of 100 artists and raised about $50,000.
At Woodburn, the Governor’s mansion in Dover on December 2. About 75 people celebrated the spirit of volunteerism and public service.