Delaware Today October 2014
For nearly 50 years, Delaware Today has been the lifestyle authority in the First State. As the state's premier magazine, Delaware Today helps readers make informed decisions to enhance their lives.
Learn where to find the best doctors near you, making strides at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont and much more.
Chef Ryan Cunningham wears his love of Delaware agriculture on his sleeve.
Introducing the Birch Tree Café in Clarksville.
The inaugural effort offers prix fixe menus and plenty of seafood.
Desserts by Dana ready for business on Capitol Trail in Newark.
History of Rehoboth Beach Patrol was spot on for many.
Bear native heard from recruiters as early as 13.
The James Beard Foundation’s Humanitarian of the Year gone too soon.
Photographer Kevin Fleming captures one-of-a-kind moments.
American Birding Association headquarters now in First State, thanks to Jeff Gordon.
From what to wear to what to serve, this guide delivers inspiration.
Adult role models are in demand for Delaware youth.
The Rev. Todd Carpenter opens his heart and arms to all.
An artful blend of traditional rooms and open spaces make this space appealing.
The landmark that forms Lewes Harbor is considered first such structure in Western Hemisphere.
Proceeds benefit the Joshua M. Freeman Foundation and the arts.
The Biden era will pause after 42 years.
More than 30,000 zombie-lovers expected to hit the attraction.
Urologist from Lewes pays it forward without a second thought.
More than 3,000 priceless pieces will be on display through December.
Learn this and more at Wesley College’s historical symposium.
Catch the Sea Witch Festival, tunes from New Sweden, the Delaware 87ers and more.
Ben Yagoda’s new e-book dissects English language with a sharp tongue.
David Amado and Sharon Baker among some of the honorees.