Delaware Today May 2009

There will be plenty of hats and horses at Point-to-Point. Plus, exploring The Bard, what's new at Old Dover Days and four strummers join the DSO.

Our guy takes a spin on Wilmington's revitalized Art Loop, boogies at YWCA's Evening of Style and mixes it up for the Fund for Women.

Two web wonders turn their fashion sense into a sensation. Plus, a local jeweler wins a national award.

When you really need to soothe your soul, take yourself outdoors. And don’t forget to pay attention.

After the election, Delaware Republicans found themselves a party non grata. Can the state committee turn its fortunes around?

Family tragedy has fueled laureate JoAnn Balingit’s work. Sharing it has earned her success. But even at peace with the past, she still longs for yesterday.

Could Pat Harker’s Path to Prominence be a reason to unite Delaware’s public institutions of higher learning?

Heading toward his junior year as the president, Pat Harker is forming partnerships that will give the school an international reputation. (If it can just get its hands on that Chrysler plant…)

The state’s wetlands, important for the protection of all life, have been severely degraded over the years. Can they recover? New partnerships may slow their decline—if Mother Nature doesn’t do them in first

Denis McGlynn took over Dover International Speedway long before NASCAR became a phenomenon. Almost 40 years later, he’s still driving growth.