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Erin Ford Sicuranza
Erin Ford Sicuranza is a wife, a mother of three, an entrepreneur who co-founded Springboard Careers, Inc. (http://www.springboardjobs.com/), a Wilmington native, music junkie, avid reader, technology geek, and basketball player. Connect with her at www.facebook.com/erinsic, or through Memories in Wilmington.The Gift of Forty (Best of 2012)
As 2012 draws to a close, we at TSD have made it an annual tradition to share some of the year’s best features with our readers. It’s a time for both reflection and anticipation, and we’re looking forward to an even better 2013! ORIGINAL PUBLISHING DATE: January 17, 2012 Each…
By: Erin Ford SicuranzaLocal Springboard to Success
With almost daily reports of Fisker troubles and the loss of potential jobs here in Delaware, coupled with layoffs in other large corporations, we’re seeing the downside of relying so heavily on big companies as the solution to job creation. I’m encouraged by the shift in economic focus toward small,…
By: Erin Ford SicuranzaThe Gift of Forty
Each January, I experience a renewed interest in writing projects, but find myself fighting the urge to approach the usual, cliché topics of resolutions, goals, and top ten lists. This year I’m in luck because in a few days, I’ll experience a once-in-a-lifetime event – turning forty. I don’t dread…
By: Erin Ford Sicuranza“Memories in Wilmington” Has Folks Typing. And Typing. And Typing. (Best of 2011)
We at TSD are celebrating the end of 2011 with the year’s best posts. It’s been a year filled with great stories and strong opinions, always reflecting the best of the First State. ORIGINAL PUBLISHING DATE: August 16, 2011 – On Thursday, August 4, while speed-reading through all the normal,…
By: Erin Ford Sicuranza“Memories in Wilmington” Has Folks Typing. And Typing. And Typing.
On Thursday, August 4, while speed-reading through all the normal, humdrum Facebook news feed posts, something caught my eye and sparked my curiosity. A childhood friend from the Union Park Gardens posted two words: “delivering newspapers” in a group called Memories in Wilmington. My mind instantly transported back to the…
By: Erin Ford Sicuranza