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A performance of “Chicago is My Kind of Town” by singer Holly Lane, pianist John Flynn and author Lisa Graff is set for 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 28, at Sydney’s Restaurant and Lounge., 16388 Samuel Paynter Blvd., Milton. Doors open at 5 p.m. Based on the third chapter of Graff’s memoir, the show is set in 1978-79 at Northwestern University in Chicago. “Lisa wanted to become an actress when we […]
, , , , , , , , Beer drinkers and music lovers united Nov. 18 at Dogfish Head brewery in Milton for the annual Analog A-Go-Go, a festival celebrating all things craft beer and vinyl records. The event features specially made Dogfish beer and cocktails along with local vendors, food trucks, live music and, of course, crates upon crates of vinyl records.
DOVER – The Paul H. Boerger Fund of the Delaware Community Foundation donated $500,000 to Delaware State University to support the Alzheimer’s disease research program led by Dr. Michael Gitcho, Associate Professor […]
NEW CASTLE – Fresh off a major expansion of its operations in Delaware, the bioscience company Analytical Biological Services (ABS) has opened a new accelerator lab space that will help […]
The Sussex County Democratic Party announced Nov. 21 that Jane Hovington, current chair of the Sussex County Democratic Party, will be the Democratic nominee in a special election for the 37th District seat previously held by Rep. Ruth Briggs King, R-Georgetown. Briggs King’s Nov. 16 resignation was prompted by a change in residence outside the district. “As a lifelong advocate for justice and equality, I am eager to continue my […]
WDEL signed a four-year deal to continue holding the broadcast rights for the Philadelphia Phillies, the station announced Monday.
Board of Commissioners Special Meeting - Dec 1 lcoan Tue, 11/21/2023 - 15:44 The Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting at 10 am Friday, December 1, to consider city manager candidates.
Vacancy rates continued to rise in the New Castle County office market last quarter, with downtown Wilmington surpassing 30%.
DelDOT will receive $4 million for construction technology through the Federal Highway Administration’s Advanced Digital Construction Management Systems grant program.
