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, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Are you enjoying the wintry weather? We want to see your photos! Send your favorite shots to photos@capegazette.com and we’ll post them here. Be sure to include full names of everyone shown in the photo, as well as the full name of the photographer.
WILMINGTON – DelawareCAN, an education nonprofit, will host a school fair in Wilmington on Saturday, Jan. 27 at Goldey-Beacom College’s Event Center for K-12 students as part of the National […]
The pop singer is heading back to the NBC program for the first time in over a decade
Aldi is continuing its expansion in Delaware, this time with NAI Emory Hill closing a 10-year lease with the German grocer earlier this week.
Coastal Concerts’ 25th anniversary season hit full stride Jan. 13 with a sold-out concert featuring the renowned American String Quartet. More than 300 patrons filled the Bethel United Methodist Church Hall in Lewes, and the American String Quartet did not let them down. The quartet spent time on Friday prior to the concert performing for 200 enthusiastic sixth-graders at Beacon Middle School. Students were mesmerized by the sounds of the […]
At the Jan. 11 school board meeting, Cape Superintendent Bob Fulton outlined the district’s next steps to address capacity following the state’s decision to deny any projects in which it would share costs, with a possible referendum to be held this spring. The state approved the district’s request to purchase up to 59 acres of land on which to build a district office, natatorium and bus maintenance facility with local […]
People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state.
A member of the Sandwell District collective, Juan Mendez was a prominent force in the Los Angeles techno scene
Including concerts with Foo Fighters and a set at Governors Ball Music Festival
The post-punk auteur released several beloved albums for Captured Tracks and Sacred Bones
An unusual marine artifact was discovered Jan. 11 at Sussex Shores in Bethany Beach. According to officials at the Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute in Lewes, it is a 12-foot-long lower jawbone from a species of baleen whale. Its dark color indicates it had been buried somewhere for a while, whether that was on the ocean floor or the beach. MERR staff are pursuing further investigation to try to determine […]
The mid-century modern Sea Esta Motel in Dewey Beach may be demolished to make way for three residential homes, if the potential new owners receive a sought-after parcel rezoning. Commissioners are set to discuss the application at their Friday, Jan. 19 meeting, and may possibly refer the application to the planning commission regarding rezoning the property at 24 Houston St. from Resort Business-2 to Resort Residential and amending the comprehensive […]
Newark-area consumers have fewer choices after nearly a half dozen pharmacy locations have closed in just three months.
Delaware’s unemployment rate remained flat for the third consecutive month in December, but jobseekers continues to push record highs.
, An appeal has been filed by William Sykes of Georgetown over the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission’s preliminary approval of the Grayrock Preserve subdivision off Wilson Road near Georgetown. In the appeal, Sykes cites several reasons related to county code – and in particular Chapter 99 – why the decision should be reversed by Sussex County Council. “If not, county council should open the public record for additional […]
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Cape Region residents awoke Jan. 19 to a light snow falling outside their windows. The snow will continue to fall throughout the day, with an expected accumulation of 1 to 3 inches. Feel free to send snow […]
Members of the Dewey Beach Police Department voted to unionize Jan. 9, a date recognized as National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Election results posted on the Delaware Public Employment Relations Board show that Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 22 received a majority of ballots cast in the election. Consequently, all full-time and part-time Dewey officers, except the chief of police, are now represented by FOP Lodge 22 for collective bargaining […]
Heidi Lowe Gallery invites community members to start the new year with intention and fun by learning to make their own silver jewelry piece. Classes are fun to do with friends or family. Offerings include stacker rings and intention necklace with a stone. Students will discover and practice various metalworking techniques to learn how to make a wearable piece of personalized silver jewelry from start to finish in one session […]
, , February is for music lovers at The Room at Cedar Grove in Lewes. Multiple shows have sold out, including concerts by John Ford Coley and Josh Christina. Now is the time to purchase tickets for upcoming shows, including a recently added concert by Elliot Lurie, author of “Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl),” set for 6:30 p.m., Thursday, March 7. The artist, who sang with the band Looking Glass, will […]
A Land, Sea, Sky Watercolor Workshop will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 3 and 4, at the Rehoboth Art League, 12 Dodds Lane, Henlopen Acres. Appropriate for intermediate and advanced watercolor artists, the workshop will focus on composition, value and subject editing while students create a beach-themed painting. Working with a limited palette, the class will explore techniques and materials for creating dramatic […]
