Delaware Today March 2014
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Rachel Ray, Andy Warhol and a GNO make the Flower Show a welcome distraction from the winter blahs.
This county in the middle of the First State is more than NASCAR and Firefly Music Festival country and we show you why.
This handy guide offers prospective homebuyers valuable data about nightlife, taxes, median home costs, crime rates and much, much more.
A Letter from Rodel Foundation of Delaware President and CEO on Race to the Top
Sisters Candace and Tiffany Ewald lead the charge to deliciousness.
DiFonzo’s Bakery reopens in Wilmington after nearly 10 years.
A new owner takes over Old World Bread in Lewes.
Satsuma Asian Kitchen +Bar is a welcome wild card in a predictable Trolley Square scene.
A new technology center, updated furniture, inspiring art and sophisticated meeting spaces are just a few of the outstanding new offerings in this updated learning space.
Philadelphia 76ers cheerleaders model some of the season’s most popular styles including prints, pastels and metallic galore.
William Murchison authors the new biography “The Cost of Liberty: The Life of John Dickinson.”
Because knowing the facts about schools, tax rates, home values, public safety and amenities is everything when it comes to buying the right home in the right place.
From art to science and from nature to sports, Delaware summer camps offer something for just about everyone.
Delaware First and WDDE aim to provide thoughtful local, national and international news and information in the ever-evolving world of journalism.
This Colonial time capsule includes pine floors, four fireplaces and chandeliers illuminated by candles.
From ensuring Delaware’s position as the corporate capital of the world to a key position on the Board of Pardons, no two days are the same for Jeffrey Bullock.
See and be seen in this section of photos from upscale events in the First State.
Members of the Rainbow Club of Bethel A.M.E. Church gather on Walnut Street. Photo courtesy of the Delaware Historical Society (dehistory.org)
Local chapter of Zeta Phi Beta to host Finer Womanhood High Tea
Mark your calendars and get ready for home improvement: March 29-30.
Nearly one in every three Delaware adults are overweight or obese.
Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind exhibit at the Delaware Art Museum.
Straight from Limerick University’s Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, these guys are sure to get you into the spirit for Saint Patrick’s Day.
Don Byron Gospel Quintet to offer perspective on traditions behind Christian hymns and gospel music.
Winterthur displays historically inspired costumes now through next year.