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A few weeks ago, I promised to try and muster up enough energy to get through the Tony Awards. After Sunday night, I can say I mostly delivered on my promise, in that I DVRed the awards and fast-forwarded through everything except the performances and certain key acceptance speeches.... Comments: 0

Posted 06/17/08 @ 12:00 AM

A blog about pop culture

What's on TV This Summer

Soon, networks will make good on their promise for a 52-week programming cycle, and those of us who dread the outdoors (which are pretty, but don’t come in HD) will finally have reason to stay in the air-conditioning without guilt. Until then, there’s…this summer season. Like... Comments: 0

Posted 06/10/08 @ 12:00 AM

A blog on common sense

A Time for Healing and Governance

After months of political turmoil in the Democratic Party nationwide, the political landscape is beginning to return to a state of tranquility. While our presumptive presidential nominees, U.S. Senators John McCain and Barack Obama, search for their ideal running mates, we must use... Comments: 0

Posted 06/09/08 @ 12:00 AM

A blog about healthy finances

Portable electronics are all the rage—did you know your retirement account is portable too?

Are you making a career change or leaving your job? Don’t leave your 401(k), 403(b), or 457 plan behind! By definition these types of retirement accounts are all ‘defined contribution’ plans, funded with the employee contributions, which are always 100 percent portable... Comments: 0

Posted 06/04/08 @ 12:00 AM

A blog about pop culture

Is it Sexist if You Don't Like Sex and the City?

It’s no surprise that the big screen Sex and the City movie captured the top spot at the box office this weekend—and, clocking in at almost two and a half hours (around the time it takes to watch half a season on DVD), those ticket-buyers certainly got their money’s worth,... Comments: 0

Posted 06/02/08 @ 12:00 AM

Features

July 2008 issue »

Gore at 50

The company whose miracle membrane revolutionized outerwear celebrates a milestone on the verge of other big breakthroughs. Drivers, start your very cool, fuel cell-powered engines.

by Reid Champagne

Keeping Pollution at Bay?

After years of mistreatment, Delaware’s inland bays are on their way back to good health. Keeping them on track will require careful management of development.

by Scott Pruden

Best of Delaware

Our 25th salute to the places that make Delaware great, plus the Hall of Fame of winningest places ever. (Can you say Grotto Pizza?) As chosen by you, the readers (with a little help from your...

Arts and Entertainment : Best Of Delaware : Dining Guide : Education : Food and Drink : Home and Garden : Shopping : Sports and Recreation : Weddings

Calendar

Beyond Content: Decorative Wooden Boxes

05.24.2008

Location:Brandywine River MuseumContact Information:U.S. Route 1Chadds Ford(610) 388-2700brandywinemuseum.org

Art Show Opening & Reception

06.01.2008

Spend the first Saturday evening of every month enjoying various artwork, refreshments, and music at the Fine Arts People Gallery.Free & open...

Single's Networking

06.01.2008

Make new friends and socialize at the Gallery's Networking event. The second Friday of every month refreshments will be served starting at...

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Departments

Departments Archive »
	Going Green
First Archive »
	All Aboard Visit the other side of the tracks with a ferroequinologist, a local icon celebrates 100 years of serious building and charity golf tournaments find the green.
Style Archive »
	For Never in Blue Jeans If you want to look good, says this sensei, don’t be too casual. Plus, the Shopper takes it outside--her search for outdoor furnishings, that is.
Home Archive »
	Double Vision This beach home offers two great views—and some thoughtful design elements. by Eileen Smith Dallabrida
From the Editor Archive »
	Best of All, There’s More… by Mark Nardone
Gabby Archive »
	Gabby We say goodbye to our friend Sally--aka Gabby. by Gabby
The State Archive »
	What is Hip? For years Market Street has resisted urban chic. Will Buccini/Pollin Group change that? by Scott Pruden
Savor Archive »
	True Bistro by Pam George
Final Word Archive »
	Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? by Reid Champagne
Being Well Archive »
	Here Comes the Sun--With Vitamin D by Lisa Chase
Your Turn Archive »
	Mr. and Mr. Smith Silver shines again at Winterthur. Plus, prepare for a very fine crafts show at the Chase Center, Romeo at Rockwood and the Arden Summer Music Fest.