Delaware Today November 2010
At the Delaware Museum of Natural History, Wilmington, September 26. About 350 people attended the benefit for the museum.
At The Grand Opera House in Wilmington, September 25. About 475 people helped raise about $130,000 for the Delaware Foundation Reaching Citizens with Intellectual Disabilities.
At Delaware State University, MLK Student Center in Dover, September 17. About 300 people attended in support of the DSU scholarship fund.
Gabby does the Barry Schlecker double feature—the Newark Film Festival and the Brandywine Festival of the Arts—sneaks behind the scenes at University & Whist, and goes gaga at Northern Lights for Life.
Richard Bollinger’s fabulous watercolors hang in galleries throughout the country. But it’s likely that his most popular works—thanks to a local bank’s holiday tradition—are hanging on your wall.
The Delaware Wine and Ale Trail has an older cousin just to the north called The Brandywine Valley Wine Trail. Give it a taste.
Chores? Chores? Are you kidding? Just when you think teens are beyond hope…
With its perfect equipoise, the new Columbus Inn is again the place to be.
Burrito lovers have a devil of a time at El Diablo. Plus, Jam Bistro hits the beach and meet the folks who keep Amtrak's menus chugging.
Twelve-time Grammy winner Emmylou Harris plays The Grand. Plus, the Delaware Art Museum keeps it real, Rehoboth's indie film festival shines, and more.
A restoration of the governor’s mansion shows off a successful marriage of history, elegance and comfort. Plus, Michael Hynansky transforms a stone contempo into a modern masterpiece, the experts help you plan your outdoor water ...
A peek at what’s hot this season, with a little help from local fashionistas who are in the know.
Yes, machine-assisted mobility training helps the youngest of the disabled learn to get around—but it also helps them think and communicate faster, and that means better emotional development. UD researchers are showing how.
The local chapter of The Nature Conservancy has helped protect and preserve thousands of acres of wild lands in Delaware. And its mission continues.
The philosophy and times of Carol Everhart.
Can DSO Maestro David Amado and his merry band bring home a Latin Grammy? Plus, this author means business, Habitat's art-warming project, and more.
When it comes to surveying local lawyers to learn who’s best, DT knows what it’s doing—and that sets us apart.
We asked. You answered. In this month of giving thanks, we thank you.
Why travel the world to sample fine wines and craft brews? Local products rival any. The new Delaware Wine and Ale Trail makes sure you find them.
Delaware’s own attorneys pick the very best.