The avian theme extends to the sandwiches and salad names, such as the Chickadee and Bluebird
Carney to Delawareans: Get vaccine or wear mask
‘We’re not going to be in the business of asking people for so-called vaccine passports,’ the governor said, ‘so we know who’s vaccinated and who’s not.’
Carney ties jobless benefits to seeking a job, starting June 12
‘Folks need to take that step and start looking for jobs,’ the governor said. ‘That will be part of the way be we will take. That is the normal requirement.’
Longwood schedules 6 themed nights of fireworks, fountains
The shows are on Saturdays and Sundays, starting July 3 and running through Oct. 23.
Open Streets Wilmington emphasizes healthy fun
The first Open Streets Wilmington, 2-6 p.m. Saturday on Market from Fourth to 10th, follows a community cleanup earlier that day.
Mitch’s Mo’ Better Chicken: Frying is in this family’s DNA
Jonathan Mitchell hope to start a brick-and-mortar eatery after selling at festivals and other places
As Robbins Diamonds closes, so does colorful chapter in area retail history
If you grew up around Delaware and had a television in the 80s and 90s, you probably recognize the late Jerry Robbins, the guy with a diamond in his beard, from his catchy jewelry commercials. You might find yourself trying to remember the original lyrics Bobby Day and Michael Jackson sang before “Rockin’ Robbins,” one of Robbins Diamonds’ famous …
Delaware seeing little, if any, reaction to pipeline crisis
By Matthew Stonebraker Delaware appears to have escaped the worst of the repercussions after a cyberattack shut down the pipeline that sends gasoline down the East Coast. While there’s been many reports of gas shortages in Southern U.S. states such as Georgia, South Carolina and Florida, workers at various New Castle and Newark gas stations seem optimistic that Delaware …
Thieves grab lottery ticket display from Newark store
It was a bad bet by two people who stole the lottery ticket display – quickly classified as worthless – from a Newark liquor store.
Delaware Parks and Recreation is up for a national award
If Delaware beats other finalists, it would be second state system to win award twice since it began in 1965.