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Cathedral Brass to perform free Christmas show Dec. 10

Mispillion Performance Series will host Cathedral Brass for Christmas Around the World, at 3 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 10, at First Presbyterian Church, 101 S. Walnut St., Milford. The event is free and unticketed. A symphonic brass and percussion ensemble, Cathedral Brass performs works from diverse eras, ranging from baroque to jazz to rock ‘n’ roll. This professional ensemble draws its membership from the Washington, D.C. area, and includes current and former […]

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DAR to host Maull House tours and maritime mitts sale Dec. 2

, The Col. David Hall Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will welcome visitors to the Thomas Maull House from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,  Saturday, Dec. 2, at 536 Pilottown Road, Lewes. In addition to tours, there will be a bake sale and hand-knit maritime mitts for sale, with proceeds to benefit maintenance of the house. Knitters are Lori Metz, Sandy Casanova, Dorothy Niemczuk, Gainor Urian and […]

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Lewes planners recommend approval of Whites Pond subdivision

The Lewes Planning Commission voted unanimously Nov. 15 to recommend approval of the preliminary site plan for the proposed Whites Pond major subdivision. But, the commissioners added 16 conditions they said will improve open space, tree density, landscaping and more. “It’s a reasonable set of recommendations that will enhance this for both the residents and the environment,” said Commissioner Melanie Moser. Whites Pond is proposed to be a 13-lot subdivision […]

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ThanksLiving held at The Cultured Pearl

, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , The Cultured Pearl in Rehoboth Beach hosted ThanksLiving Nov. 19, showcasing the innovative vegan cuisine of Chef Robert Wood. The plant-based feast is offered annually to the community a week before Thanksgiving. It’s an opportunity for local chefs to show off their unique culinary styles in a wide range of plant-based dishes.  This year’s feast […]

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Cape Artists holiday painting raffle drawing set Dec. 17

, The Cape Artists have been selling raffle tickets to win a holiday painting, "Naughty or Nice," by Jean Bowers, starting the day after Thanksgiving with a drawing set for Sunday, Dec. 17. The painting could be used as decoration or a holiday gift. Raffle proceeds will go to the Lewes Fire Department in thanks for all they do for the town of Lewes and sounding areas. The painting can […]

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Women’s club to host Milton Holiday House Tour Dec. 9

The Women’s Club of Milton will host its annual Milton Holiday House Tour, the club’s largest fundraiser of the year, set for 2:30 to 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 9. Advance tickets cost $25 and are now on sale at the Mercantile at Milton, Lavender Fields at Warrington Manor near Milton and Lewes Gourmet in Lewes. To reserve tickets or for more information, call 302-329-9738. Tickets sold out last year, so early […]

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James Farm Photo Challenge winners announced

, , , The Delaware Center for the Inland Bays announced the winners of its inaugural James Farm Photo Challenge. Participants could submit photos taken Oct. 13-14, at the James Farm Ecological Preserve, a 150-acre oasis of pristine wildlands along Indian River Bay. Proceeds from the challenge benefitted the CIB, a nonprofit organization committed to preserving, protecting and restoring Delaware’s Inland Bays and their watershed. Grand prize winners received a […]

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Milton sets small business and artists’ days Dec. 2-3

, , , , The Milton Chamber of Commerce has announced its plans for Shop Small Saturday, Dec. 2, and Artists Sunday, Dec. 3, in the Milton and Harbeson region. Consumers are encouraged to shop, dine and use services at small, locally owned businesses in their communities, helping to boost local economies and celebrate the contributions of small businesses and entrepreneurs. Karen Falk, Milton Chamber of Commerce executive director, said, […]

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Residents petition Lewes to change beach name

, A small, but emotionally connected group of residents is petitioning the City of Lewes to change the name of Savannah Beach. They said they have always known the beach at the end of Savannah Road as Lewes Beach. They claim they did not know it had ever been changed in the first place. But, city officials say the Savannah Beach name is here to stay. The residents went to the […]

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