March 2002 Table of Contents

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features

Bloom

Spring fashion goes romantic with ruffles.
by Samantha House

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Crime Busters

Using high-tech science and gadgets, Delaware ’s
Crime Lab

helps crack the state’s toughest crime cases.
by Paula F. Kelly

home and garden

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Living Legacy

The once-private Greenville estate of Pamela
Copeland opens its to the public. by Eileen Dallabrida

Dishy Kitchens

Three inventive cooks reveal what makes a
perfect kitchen. by Eileen Dallabrida

Child Style

Designers share cost-effective tips on creating
a great kid’s room using color, practicality and
imagination. by Theresa Gawlas Medoff

Neighborhood Watch

Our comprehensive list of home values includes
sales activity in top

area neighborhoods.
by Steven Sachs

women of vision

Sight Unseen

Dover ’s Biggs Museum uncovers the work of
women artists of the early 20th century.
by Laura Bush

Top Form

A summer exhibit at the Delaware

Center for
the Contemporary Arts combines seven local
women artists’ works.

by Anna Christopher

Brushes with Fame

We profile six emerging women artists.
by Patricia Lake

in every issue

Inside Story

The way we wished we lived. by Marsha Mah

Contributors

Your Turn

What’s Up

A Radio Shack junkie tunes in, Chief Judge Vincent
Poppiti steals the

show, boys’ high school volleyball
digs in, shampooing melons and more.

Edited by Bryan D. Vargo

Cool Stuff

Light Fair. by Kelly M. Carter

Hot Tickets

Irish celebrations, chairs at Winterthur , women
in charge.

Edited by Megan M.F. Everhart

Party Hopping

Holidazzle, New Year’s Eve Charity Ball.

Edited by Patricia Lake

In Person

Delaware ’s highest-ranking military official wants
the public to know he’s “Always Ready, Always There.”

by Patricia Lake

Marina Guide

Exploring the Delmarva Peninsula .

by Greg Jones

Going Places

Hershey’s hot new chocolate spa.

by Pam George

Local Flavor

A rundown of Philly’s finest dining spots.

by Kay Oliver

Final Word

You can go home again — but you can’t stay.

by Megan M.F. Everhart

coming in april

Don’t miss our very special 40th anniversary issue:

• 40 successful Delawareans under the age of 40

• Four decades at Delaware Today — the good, the bad,

the ugly and the beautiful.

• Where were you in ‘62?

Plus, it’s time for our Annual Golf Guide.