An urban church seeks salvation

01/31/10 It gives Deacon Cecily Sawyer Harmon an odd feeling to drive by her beloved Cathedral Church of St. John and see a real estate sign advertising that the building is for lease.

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Nature fools forecasters

01/31/10 A fast-changing winter storm that might have had roots in warmer Pacific Ocean temperatures dumped several inches of snow across Delaware on Saturday, snarling traffic and contributing to dozens of spinouts and smashups.

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Markell signs Delaware table games into law

01/30/10 DOVER -- Gov. Jack Markell signed legislation legalizing table games into law, setting up an implementation process that should have patrons playing with real cards and dice in as little as four months.

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Millions of fish wash up on Delaware beach

01/30/10 DEWEY BEACH -- Several million young Atlantic croaker washed up at 3R's Road in the Delaware Seashore State Park and Bethany Beach in the wake of a major storm, authorities said.

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Table games signed into law

01/29/10 Governor Jack Markell signed legislation legalizing table games into law Thursday, setting up an implementation process that should have patrons playing with real cards and dice in as little as four months.

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DELAWARE GAMBLING: Table games signed into law

01/29/10 DOVER -- Gov. Jack Markell signed legislation legalizing table games into law Thursday, setting up an implementation process that should have patrons playing with real cards and dice in as little as four months.

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Law allows Del. casinos to feature table games

01/29/10 Delaware Gov. Jack Markell signed legislation legalizing table games, setting up an implementation process that should have patrons playing with real cards and dice in as little as four months.

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Millions of Atlantic croaker was up in wake of storm

01/29/10 DEWEY BEACH -- Several million young Atlantic croaker washed up in Bethany Beach and Delaware Seashore State Park the wake of Monday's storm, authorities said.

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Dredging of Assawoman Canal extended

01/24/10 The overdue dredging of the Assawoman Canal will continue for at least three more months, as crews scramble at what seems like a snail's pace to finish the last piece of work.

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Delaware needs working wetlands

01/21/10 The Nanticoke River watershed, one of the most pristine in the state, has lost thousands of acres of wetlands since Colonial times and about 80 percent of its natural streams have been channelized.

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Expectations high for 2010 General Assembly session

01/20/10 BETHANY BEACH -- Phil Drew, a Bethany Beach resident, joined more than a hundred other Tea Party activists at Legislative Hall for the first day of the General Assembly's 2010 session.

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

01/20/10 On behalf of the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce, I want to thank all who helped make the 14th annual Leo Brady Exercise Like the Eskimos a great success.

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DNREC gives Fenwick beach access

01/19/10 FENWICK ISLAND -- Town Manager Win Abbott feared his beach would be inaccessible for the annual Jan. 1 Fenwick Freeze, but on Dec. 31 he enthusiastically announced, "The beach is back!"

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Early childhood AAUW topic Jan. 21 in Rehoboth

01/19/10 The Coastal-Georgetown American Association of University Women will sponsor its annual January community forum at 9:30 a.m., Thursday, Jan. 21, at Epworth United Methodist Church, Holland Glade Road, just north of Rehoboth Beach.

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Local roundup: Marina boys clip Gonzales for first MTAL win

01/09/10 At the CSU-Monterey Bay Otter Sports Complex, the Marina High Mariners recorded their first MTAL boys basketball win in school history by defeating Gonzales 42-41.

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Sea Colony Resort Names Thomas Johnston Tennis Director

01/07/10 Thomas Johnston, an accomplished coach and player, to lead the world-class tennis tennis program at Bethany Beach, Delaware's Sea Colony Resort, ranked #10 in the U.S. by Tennis Magazine and #13 in the world by Tennis Resorts Online.

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Ocean dumping sewage plan stirs questions in Del.

01/03/10 When Jean Miller heard that Rehoboth Beach officials had decided to send their treated wastewater through a pipe into the ocean, it took her back to Puerto Escondido, Mexico.

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Looking back: Top 10 stories of 2009

12/30/09 GEORGETOWN -- The community is still reeling from the death of Chad Spicer, a Georgetown police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty.

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Saturday's College Basketball Scores

12/13/09 Albright 71, Kings, Pa. 70 Arcadia 65, Penn St.-Hazleton 39 Army 59, Dartmouth 46 Baruch 69, Yeshiva 63 Berkeley 71, Penn St.-Brandywine 65 Boston U. 88, Marist 72 Bowling Green 58, Canisius 54 Bridgeport 84, Molloy 77 Brooklyn 88, Old Westbury 80 Buffalo 93, Buffalo St. 65 California, Pa. 93, Holy Family 56 Cent. Connecticut St. 70, Albany, N.Y. 68, OT Cincinnati Christian 92, Union, Ky. 88 ...

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Saturday's Women's Basketball Scores

12/13/09 Albany, N.Y. 63, Wagner 56 Bridgeport 78, St. Rose 69, 2OT Chestnut Hill 60, Goldey Beacom 54 Daniel Webster 72, Maine-Augusta 36 Dickinson 81, Haverford 70 Drew 70, Baptist Bible, Pa. 61 E. Connecticut 58, Plymouth St. 52 Fairleigh Dickinson 63, St. Peter's 46 Gettysburg 59, Ursinus 38 Hofstra 73, Manhattan 65 Holy Family 71, Georgian Court 55 Kings, Pa. 70, Keystone 42 Lake Erie 85, Slippery ...

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