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Covering Delaware's Cape Region:
Inland Bays to the Atlantic Ocean
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The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
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Sunday, September 7, 2008
Updated M-F
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| Republican District 3 county council candidates open their wallets |
| Bennett, Baker dip into pockets for campaigns |
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RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
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Sussex County paramedics (l-r) Jill Wix, Holly Donovan and Stuart Hensley train on a mannequin as they prepare for an international competition in Israel. The Sussex team is the only team representing the United States in the 12-country competition, said Glenn Luedtke, Sussex County EMS director. Sussex paramedics are not strangers to competition. A team that included two of the current members, Donovan and Hensley, has competed in the prestigious Journal of Emergency Services competitions every year since 2005, winning a gold medal in 2005 and a silver medal in 2006.
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Money used against Democrats, not Republicans
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Deadline to return absentee ballots is Sept. 9
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Free lecture on environmental topics Sept. 9
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RYAN MAVITY PHOTO
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Webster Furniture, which has been in business in Rehoboth Beach since 1948, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on Friday, Aug. 29. Attorney Amy Brown of the Wilmington firm Werb and Sullivan said the bankruptcy was a result of the nation’s slumping housing market. Former owner Don Webster said he did not know what happened at the store.
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Dancers in colorful native clothing perform at last year’s Nanticoke Indian Powwow. This year's event is slated for this weekend, Sept. 6-7, in Millsboro.
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Learn pottery at the Rehoboth Art League
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The Rehoboth Art League will offer Pottery Basics from 6:15 to 8:45 p.m., Tuesdays, Sept. 9, 16, 23 and 30 and Oct. 7 and 14, taught by Kate Lear in the Pottery Studio, for beginning to advanced level adults. Students will learn basic handbuilding techniques using the slab roller, incorporating texture to clay, and slump and hump construction sculptural additions, and will progress to wheel-throwing techniques using hand-built additions to adorn thrown pieces. Lear has been working with clay for more than 30 years. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Delaware. Lear conducted pottery classes for Newark Parks and Recreation and currently teaches in her private studio. For more information or to enroll, visit www.rehobothartleague.org or call 302-227-8408.
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Weather»
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Sunday: Sunny, with a high in the lower 80s and a low in the lower 60s. West winds at 15 mph.
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Campaign News»
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CORRECTIONS »
CONCIERGE BUSINESS – The Friday, Aug. 29 story about Meridian Resort Concierge and Homewatch had a transposed phone contact. The number for the business is 302-236-0523. We apologize for the error.
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Recent Stories»
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Annual Nanticoke Indian Powwow a celebration of culture |
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Webster's, in business since 1948, files for bankruptcy |
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Sustainability conference to host panel of experts Sept. 10 |
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District 2 GOP primary for county council is a three-way race |
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Sussex Democrats object - again - to the party's spending spree |
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Sussex County paramedics headed to Israel for international test |
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Republican District 3 county council candidates open their wallets |
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Volunteers needed for annual Coastal Cleanup Saturday, Sept. 20 |
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Paddling fest Sept., 5-7 includes tours, workshops at state parks |
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City of Lewes to receive Preserve America grant this afternoon |
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Writers' Guild to offer new courses beginning Monday, Sept. 8 |
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Summer in a spoonful a snap with tasty melon recipes |
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Pavers still for sale at Rehoboth Beach Main Street |
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DNREC says deer disease can't be passed to humans |
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Anti-drug rally hits the streets in Georgetown |
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Rehoboth Art League classes to teach glass fusing, jewelry |
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UD poultry researchers win $5M USDA grant |
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District 3 county council candidates square off on land-use issues |
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Ryan challenges Hocker in 38th District House race |
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Ocean Atlantic joins Sotheby's International Realty |
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Hunting in the First State topic of next Prime Hook lecture |
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Lewes ophthalmologist restores sight to Peruvian villagers |
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Cape Henlopen School Board to dip into technology reserve funds |
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Volunteers sought to rescue plants at Cape Henlopen State Park on Sept. 6 |
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Park Avenue land sale hits roadblock in Rehoboth Beach |
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Aug. 29 Rehoboth Bay fish kill blamed on low oxygen levels in the water |
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Lewes Steps Out participants surpass 150,000-minute mark |
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Del Pointe plan may include hotel, shots (and slots?) |
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'The Wire' star John Doman visits the Cape Region |
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Newcomer, party activist square off in District 3 for county council |
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Primary battle for governor heats up ; vote set for Sept. 9 |
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Rehoboth's wastewater debate: RFPs sent out for land application |
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Code changes on short streets at dead end in Rehoboth Beach? |
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Debbie Reed team challenges community to help local students |
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Winners crowned in annual Miss Harbeson Pageant |
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Steps for Stanley becomes cross-country bike ride for devoted trio |
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Two Dewey Beach candidates agree on 35-foot building height limit |
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Flood insurance experts: Don't leave your home without it |
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Sussex County land-use plan still not certified by state officials |
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No pink slips for Milton employees; benefits may be reduced |
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Lightship Overfalls headed to Norfolk shipyard for repairs |
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Rehoboth Beach Kiwanis honor police officer of the quarter |
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Howard Eberle exhibit to open at Peninsula Gallery |
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County council OKs purchase of Cannon-Maston House |
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DNREC, Surfriders partner to protect Delaware's fragile dunes |
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Milton library to host reading discussion series |
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Longtime Sussex County family reunites at Pinewater Farm |
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Cape Henlopen Hawk Watch organization seeks volunteers |
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Antique Bottle Club plans annual show Sept. 7 at Cape High |
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East Coast Garden Center to offer free gardening classes |
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Master Gardeners donate excess produce to food banks |
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Georgetown girl wins Delaware Junior Miss title, scholarships |
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DelDOT awards $150M contract for Indian River Inlet bridge |
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Trees come down at Lake Comegys in Rehoboth Beach |
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Lewes officials give four-day work week idea a cool reception |
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Three Democrats vie for Delaware's lone congressional seat |
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Cape district hires Jeanne Stone as special education facilitator |
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Annual Democratic Jamboree in Lewes turns into a Joe Biden fest |
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PSC sets schedule to examine onshore wind contracts |
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Bethany Beach woman headed to Mrs. America Pageant |
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Deaconess Debra Lennox reaches out to Lutherans |
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Gills Neck projects in Lewes could resurface in early fall |
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Rehoboth's Cottage and Town Awards entry deadline near |
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Site plan approval on drawing board for Rehoboth Beach planners |
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Milton pirate Frankie Ditman sails into look-alike contest |
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Homeowners association to residents: Show up or pay up |
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Watercraft rider killed in accident near Massey's Landing |
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Three to seek council seats in Dewey Beach Sept. 20 election |
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Lewes Planning Commission suggests downsized Showfield |
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Realtors celebrate local lifeguards' contributions |
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Wrangling costs Sussex County agriculture preservation funds |
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Minner appoints two new members to Sussex Tech school board |
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Lewes Library to offer discussion series on the presidency |
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Lewes In Bloom renews plantings, adds beauty |
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Enrollment is increasing in fledgling Twilight school program |
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Historic Lewes Farmers Market celebrates the tomato |
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Lewes gives a go to four-way stop sign on Mulberry Street at 4th |
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Cape school board members weigh in on AP results |
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Growing pains put Milton's Casa San Francisco in dilemma |
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Sussex County takes first step to move off The Circle |
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Independence: It takes a village to get mail |
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A scooter by any other name would be a moped |
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Dewey budget woes interfere with police hiring |
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Launay named new Choral Society executive director |
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Public invited to help Coldwell Banker honor beach patrols |
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Climbing temperatures call for some icy cold treats |
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History of Mid-Atlantic hurricanes explored in new book |
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Cape district teacher receives governor's award |
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Community support continues for Rehoboth Museum |
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Cooper, Barbour, Zellers win seats in Rehoboth Beach election |
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Maritime Hall of Fame to honor five inductees Sept. 20 |
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Poetry at the Beach reading series concludes this week |
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Delaware's cancer registry audit may begin this week |
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Residents push for traffic light at Route 9 near Lewes |
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Harness racing track proposed for Route 113 near Millsboro |
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Natural gas facility may be considered for IR power plant |
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DNREC presents annual environmental awards |
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CN8 to offer live, nightly coverage of Democratic, GOP conventions |
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Dewey Beach planners greet familiar faces, issues at hearing |
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Power-generating water turbine test may be done at Indian River |
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Historic submarine surrender recreated at Fort Miles |
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Rising water, rising rates |
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Architectural company offers $8M for Rehoboth Beach police station |
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Sussex County planners examine possible future ordinances |
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Dewey Beach Enterprises appeals Ruddertowne decision |
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Rehoboth Beach officials hear from DNREC on spray irrigation option |
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State environmental officials issue cleanup order for Burton Island |
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