News

Sea Colony forever changes Bethany

BETHANY BEACH -- In 1969, Richard Nixon was sworn in as president, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, hippies gathered at Woodstock to listen to some groovy tunes, and on Delaware's coast, a new era of beach resorts was ushered in. More

• • Former Sussex principal sentenced to prison
• • Bunting released from intensive care
• • Swann Keys' residents head back to court
• • Planners OK Fenwick arts center
• • Dagsboro explores alternative energy options
• • No opponent, no election
• • Delaware curator visits Ocean View's future museum
• • Bridge construction begins
• • DNREC to discuss regs for underground storage
• • Safety priority No. 1 for Bethany Town Council
• • Growth sparks zoning, water filtration changes
• • Ocean View volunteers could go to neighboring town
• • Fenwick considers ways to raise funds
• • Annual tradition continues
• • Canal dredging behind schedule, officials say
• • Police seize cocaine, money in Frankford
• • WEB EXTRA: A night to give thanks

Obituaries

AREA DEATHS

Earle B. Atkins, (Butch), 68, of Millsboro, formerly of Bear, died Nov. 11, 2008, at the Delaware Hospice Center in Milford. More

Opinion

A time to be thankful, and generous

The holidays are fast approaching and now is the time to think of your neighbors. More

• • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• • GRAPEVINE

Health

Politics got you down?

Dear Dr. Hurd, More

Education

Students hear memories of wars past

LEWES -- Hazel Brittingham still gets shivers when she recalls Dec. 8, 1941. More

• • Treasure on the Fenwick beach

Business

'Tis the season for holiday shopping

BETHANY BEACH -- Forget about standing in lines or fighting through mall crowds as a start to the holiday shopping season -- local businesses are ready to cater to each individual's needs. More

Sports

Delaware far from a 'Long' shot

GEORGETOWN -- Going away to college can be tough. No parents, new friends and new temptations. More

• • Bucs run Indian River out of Division II playoffs
• • Indian River falls to soccer powerhouse
• • Knights gear up for William Penn
• • Runners prepare for inaugural Rehoboth Beach Running Company Marathon
• • Thomas finds a perfect fit in Clarion University
• • Efforts under way to salvage Bay Ball Classic
• • Anglers should be thankful
• • Confessions of a surfer mom

Shorelife

A night of fun with no boys allowed

BETHANY BEACH -- Sedona Restaurant is scheduled to host the sixth annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun event at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19. More

• • Don't paint? Get in on the action anyway
• • From New York Strip to tapas
• • DEVOTIONS OF EMOTIONS
• • Make your holidays a little tastier