It looks like something could finally be happening at the property on the south side of Route 50 at Seahawk Road, as it was sold this month for $3 million.What’s next is unclear this week as nobody wants to comment publicly on what the sale means. The centerpiece of the commercial property is the old… Read more »
Students from the Seaford High School ProStart program recently visited the offices of SoDel Concepts, a Rehoboth Beach-based restaurant group. They also toured two SoDel Concepts’ restaurants and received a check for $1,000. Pictured, from left, are Markhalia Moore, Dylan Norman, Justice Lovett, Kaitlyn Call, Phill Blush, Jaira West, Katheryn Meixner, Lindsey Barry, Ronnie Burkle,… Read more »
BERLIN — Years before the world knew Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as the leader of the Civil Rights Movement, retired minister and Berlin native Rev. David Briddell called the now-iconic leader his dear friend.Briddell, who spent 40 years as a United Methodist minister in Maryland and Pennsylvania before retiring to his place of birth… Read more »
Students from Rebecca Johnson’s third grade class at Showell Elementary, Corrine Sandifer and Nick Zlotorzynski, above left, use sweet Starbursts as square units to explore the area of shapes just prior to Valentine’s Day. Above middle, Tirzah Hill participates in a similar exercise, and at right, Steven Navarro uses the tasty treats to fulfill his assignment.
BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s girls’ varsity basketball team lost a tough one this week, falling to old rival Saints Peter and Paul, 34-32, in overtime on the road in essentially what boiled down to the Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference (ESIAC) regular season title game.The Mallards beat the Sabres, 32-28, back on February 10 and for… Read more »
NEWARK – Pay increases for teachers and bus contractors highlight the school system’s proposed $102 million budget for the coming year.The $102,343,405 fiscal year 2017 budget includes a STEP increase for more than half of the school system’s employees and a one percent increase for the remaining employees who are beyond the STEP scale.“Ninety percent… Read more »
Planned Parenthood ResponseEditor:Just a polite reply to Dennis Evans, who wrote a letter preferring Ted Cruz over Donald Trump. Personally, I think that either one would be a disaster, but this is concerning your remark about Planned Parenthood selling baby parts.If you bothered to keep up on the news, you would have seen that Planned… Read more »
The Women’s History Month Luncheon Committee is planning for the annual event to be held on Wednesday, March 16 at the Clarion Hotel. Pictured, front from left, are Beth Rodier, Stefanie Gordy and Donna Main; and, back, Harry Gowl, Marlene Ott and co-chairs Cheryl Jacobs and Carol Rose.
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The Colonial was one of two cottages on N. 1st Street (the other was called “The Maryland”) built by William J. Warrington in the 1890s. In 1897, he attached the two into one hotel and named it “The Colonial.” The hotel fronted on the Boardwalk and was able to host as many as 100 guests…. Read more »