100-year-old bowler still throws strikes in Delaware County
You could say he's on a roll at 100 years old. William Owen Hanna is a veteran, a deacon, and a lifelong bowler who still hits the lanes every week.
Greene Turtle closure adds to restaurant churn across New Castle County
Newark sports bar joins a growing list of familiar names lost as operators confront higher labor, food, insurance and occupancy costs NEWARK, Del. — The Greene Turtle in Newark has closed after more than a decade in business, becoming the latest familiar restaurant to disappear from New Castle County as an industry kno
Local filmmaker’s new movie ‘a love letter’ to Newark, Fair Hill, Landenberg
When Chris Malinowski was writing his newest film, he couldn't think of a better place for it to be set than right here in his hometown. "My backyard is Landenberg, Fair Hill, and Newark – all the places that I love and I frequent – and that's why I wrote it," said Malinowski, who lives in Fair Hill, Md., near where th
Kids Can Meet Farm Animals And Ride A Hay Wagon At This Delaware Family...
A farm day can turn an ordinary weekend into a muddy-shoe, pumpkin-hunting, goat-giggling adventure. Ramsey’s Farm in Wilmington gives families a simple way to slow down, step outside, and let kids learn with their hands, eyes, and sometimes their snack-loving curiosity. The farm is known for seasonal fun like...
New Jersey Nuclear Task Force Begins Work: A Look at Salem County
TRENTON, N.J. New Jersey has taken another step in its effort to advance potential new nuclear generation, while Salem County remains home to all three of New Jersey’s operating commercial nuclear reactors. Gov. Mikie Sherrill convened the first meeting of New Jersey’s Nuclear Task Force on Oct. 1, according...
Jazz musician explores Black history of Delaware Revolutionary War site
Jazz drummer and composer Jonathan Whitney spent his summer days as a kid playing near a dam of granite boulders stacked on top of one another. It wasn't until 2022 that he learned the dam was built by enslaved people. The post Jazz musician explores Black history of Delaware Revolutionary War site appeared first on S
These Soldiers Were Buried in an Unmarked Grave During the Revolutionary War. Now, Historians...
During the American Revolution, many of the soldiers killed in action were interred in unmarked graves. The fledgling nation wouldn’t “systematically care for its war dead” until decades later, according to Arlington National Cemetery. “After a battle, the victorious army, which controlled the battlefield, would usuall
We Tried Cheesesteaks Across Delaware And This Wilmington Deli Was The One That Stood...
The best sandwich stop might be the one you nearly miss while driving down a busy road. In Wilmington, Delaware, Casapulla’s North Steak & Sub has earned attention for its cheesesteaks, Italian subs, and friendly service. At 2707 Concord Pike, the deli offers the kind of straightforward, satisfying meal...
Tina Fey, ‘Mare of Easttown’ Put Delaware County on NYT’s Top 100 TV Shows...
Delaware County is well represented in The New York Times‘ new ranking of the 100 best TV shows of the 21st century, reports Rosa Cartagena for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Times built the list from a survey of 516 actors, showrunners, crew members, and other industry figures. Each was asked to name their 10 favorite
New Nyckel Apartments Swedesboro: First Three Retail Tenants Coming; Subs, Barbershop and Pilates.
Downtown Swedesboro’s new Nyckel Apartments mixed-use development has leased three of its six street-facing commercial spaces. Coming soon are Jersey Mike’s Subs, Norris & Co. Barbershop, and Align & Define Reformer Pilates. Located on Kings Highway adjacent to the Red Hen and Black Sheep restaurants, Nyckel features 7

















