edited by: Anne O'Malia,
Delaware Editor
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
For the 46th year, Rehoboth Beach will come alive on Friday with the sounds emanating from the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand. And while the bandstand itself is a tried and true mainstay, this year’s lineup features plenty of new, too, according [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
CSW: How has your first six months been? What has your experience been like?
JD: It’s not what I expected. And I have to tell you something funny. People like (County Council watchdog) Dan Kramer are good for the government. I [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
Recognizing the need in a down economy to help those in need, the United Way of Delaware and the Food Bank of Delaware teamed up in October of 2008 with a novel idea — raise $250,000 and 300,000 pounds of [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
by Andy Meddick
Hemp. Oh Boy! Now don’t get me wrong, I say, “Pass on grass!” Even the kind of grass I spend afternoons mowing in front of the house, and that’s more crab than fescue. Trust me, I try to [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
Recently relocated from Milton’s Paynter’s Mill to the former Books By The Bay in the heart of Lewes is Kindle, a collaboration between Chef Ian Crandall and Lewes restaurateur Matt DiSabatino.
The cozy, intimate dining room and adjacent patio fill quickly [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
by Lisa Sumstine
Have you ever gone to the grocery store and left $100.00 dollars lighter with only two bags? You get home and wonder “What did I spend all that cash on?” It happened for years in our house. We [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
by Eric Wahl
One of the biggest trends in the environmental preservation and conservation movement is finally taking root in the United States…green roofs. Countries across Europe have long seen the benefits, both environmentally and economically, in establishing green roofs on [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 18, 2009:
by Lisa Harkins, RD
Contrary to popular belief, fat is essential for our good health. Fat stores needed energy in the body. It insulates our body tissues, it cushions our organs, and it transports fat soluble vitamins like A, D and [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 11, 2009:
Jim Falk shares some of the specific initiatives that he is and has been involved with through the Delaware Sea Grant program at the University:
THE INLAND BAYS
“My work with the Inland Bays goes back quite a few years. [...]
As first seen in Coastal Sussex Weekly, June 11, 2009:
Thousands of Delawareans venture down the winding, canalfront Pilottown Road in Lewes every October to visit the Lewes campus of the University of Delaware for the great annual Sussex County festival known as Coast Day. In between bites of crab [...]
We started the fourth off watching a slightly smaller Laurel Parade than we have seen in previous years. It had the usual make-up of Fire Trucks, Politicians, Clowns and Beauty Queens. As usual click on photo to enlarge 
[...] I bet Philadelphia is packed today.
IN CONGRESS, JULY 4, 1776
The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America
When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers [...]
It has been a few days since I have posted scenes from the Delmar streetscape.
Am I the only one who thinks her sudden resignation a mere months after her clearance of all charges of abuse of power has anything in common?
This smacks of a plea deal. Yes, cleared of all charges and zero defemation of the RNC and the Palins, but she has to [...]
