Delaware Today April 2009

The Senate president pro tempore says he’s never used certain privileges unless asked by someone else. Right or wrong, Thurman Adams still wants what’s best for all.

Aubrey Plaza is laughing all the way to Hollywood. Plus, Scorsese and De Niro take a whack at Delawarean's true crime book, bowling for history, and more.

Just when you think there’s nothing left to learn about the famous du Ponts…

It’s been 40 years since author Nancy Lynch and photographer Doug Elliott dealt firsthand with war. We may now be fighting in Iraq instead of Vietnam, but a lot more has also changed.

History says little about the famous A.I. du Pont’s younger brother, and what it does say is often wrong. Here, the authors attempt a more accurate account of his life and death. Yet the mystery surrounding his suicide remains.

Our resident party boy tested a few great places to get your drink on. These earn the As.