October 2007
Photography by Luigi Ciuffetelli www.luigic.com
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James M. Baker has focused on economic stability, finding new sources of funding for economic development, housing improvements, environmental initiatives, rich cultural programs and more. Photograph by Thom Thompson […]
The waterfront patio reflects the Johnsons’ love for the outdoors.Photographs by John Lewis Lisa and Poncho Johnson had already made plans to build their dream home in rural Sussex County […]
Delaware Symphony Orchestra executive director Lucinda Williams with brothers Victor (left) and Terry Cruz Jr. prepare to scare your socks off.Photograph by Tom Nutter Hop on your broomstick and fly […]
Annual Riverfront Blues Festival in Tubman-Garrett Park each August.Photograph by Barbara Belli for Cityfest If you’ve ever been to a festival in Wilmington, the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs staff […]
E.S.R. Butler, a local printer known today for his postcards, captured this view looking south from Ninth Street in […]
Normal Joes by day, chest-thumpin’, venom-spewin’, body-slammin’ animals by night. Think you’ve got what it takes to be a pro wrestler? Climb into the ring with one of these guys. […]
Jerry Bilton, who coordinates shows at Gallery 919 Market, has increased his personal collection of paintings to 30 through […]
Al DeWalle, president of AAA Mid-Atlantic, was impressed by the response from local officals when the organization was considering a move from Philadelphia to the Wilmington Riverfront.Photograph by Tom Nutter […]
Grilled Mediterranean grouper is served with a tomato-zuccini purée and sautéed baby eggplant.Photographs by Thom Thompson www.thomthompson.com There are many things I miss about the ’90s. The Italian restaurant boom […]
Photographs by Thom Thompson www.thomthompson.com Canyon dishes, $8 each for cereal bowl and salad plate and $10 for dinner plate, at Pier 1 Imports, Wilmington and Dover Clock by Two’s […]
Guillermina Gonzalez says the biggest difference between immigrants coming to the United States in the early 20th century and the current immigration of Latin Americans is one word: quantity.Photograph by […]
photo illustration by photographer John Lewis It’s a great story and an exciting one to tell: Private developers have invested approximately $1 billion dollars in the city of Wilmington over […]
Trina and Dante (right) opened the Delaware Academy salon in Newark with the help of the Delaware Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship. Jayne Armstrong (left), of the U.S. Small Business Administration, […]
Rob Buccini (left) and Chris Buccini stand in the tower of their Christina Landing.Photograph by Thom Thompson www.thomthompson.com Like new shoots and leaves on an age-old tree, signs of new […]
As director of the Delaware Center for Horticulture, Pamela Sapko chairs the Wilmington Beautification Commission, which plants new trees and flowers across the city. Photograph by Tom Nutter Look around: […]
Joe DiPinto, director of economic development for the city, surveys Market Street, which is part of a new effort to revitalize one of the last great main business streets on […]
Photograph by Luigi Ciuffetelli www.luigic.com Mickey Donatello lives by one fashion rule: “I look at what everyone else is wearing, and then I wear something different,” he says. It’s that […]
Yelena Kretova of Russia (left) and Ciprian Gherghescu of Romania were drawn to the United State by the promise of the American dream.Photographs by Keith Mosher www.kamproductions.com With no job […]
Illustration by Deana Staffo www.deannastaffo.com I have no statistics to back this up, but I think most divorces get their starts in October. It’s a logical conclusion when you consider […]
Casey Miller (left) and Mary Kate Williams sing in the eighth-grade musical “Godspell, Jr.” at Ursuline Academy.Photograph courtesy of Keegan Images Choosing the right school is a big decision. Fortunately, […]
Paul Herdman of Vision 2015’s executive committee believes Delaware is especially well suited for a revolution in public education. “The political orientation is conducive to working together,” he says. “The […]
Hello, dahlings! Gabby paddles her own canoe at a cookout at Frolic Weymouth’s, then heads to the beach for some serious fundraising. AT WORLD’S END Ashley Biden (daughter of you-know-who) […]
Dead Presidents’ famous Chicken Nixon with a Yuengling earned notice from the famous men’s magazine.Photograph by Thom Thompson www.thomthompson.com We were delighted that Esquire magazine chose Dead Presidents Bar and […]
Seared ono with a salad of cherry tomatoes, lobster and crab is served over saffron rice, then finished with basil oil.Photograph by Keith Mosher www.kamproductions.com Blending culinary styles and ethnic […]
Photograph by Tom Nutter Frightland Our resident expert of all things paranormal gives the 411 on local phantoms. Delaware is swarming with its own headless horsemen, swamp monsters and other […]
Every time we do a top doctors issue, the question everyone asks is this: How do we choose? And no one wants to know more than the doctors themselves. So […]