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Rerouted

Thirty years after buses first moved city kids into suburban schools and suburban kids into the city, some worry Wilmington is lapsing into re-segregation.

by Matt Amis

Today's Special

Who needs Black Friday? The following stores are holding the best sales right now.

by Matt Amis, Jennifer Hayes, Maria Hess and Emily Riley

The Wine Nine

Our wine experts handpick the best local wine lists.

By Scott Pruden

Look Before You Leap

When considering your first cosmetic procedure, here are some things to know. Plus, cosmetic vs. reconstructive and the rise of the medispa.

by Pam George

Mangia!

Search out warm, authentic Italian cuisine from our local standouts.

By Maria Hess

The Biden Archive

Read everything we've written about the Bidens during the past 10 years.

Assistant editor Matt Amis dishes on this week's best wine events and more

Se7en Fishes

A fish feast and more on this holiday week. Comments: 0

Posted 12/17/08 @ 12:48 PM

The fabulous life

Women in Business Luncheon<BR> Looking Good!

Women in Business Luncheon
Looking Good!

The audience at a sold-out Chase Center was treated to a talk by successful local businesswoman Susan Ledyard. Comments: 0

Posted 12/11/08 @ 10:20 AM

The fabulous life

Custom Lipstick? This Makeup Artist Ruelles!

MIX in Hockessin is all about creating custom-blended lipstick or lip gloss. Comments: 5

Posted 12/08/08 @ 09:57 AM

Features

January 2009 issue »

	Mr. Vice President The Legacy of Joseph R. Biden Jr.—So Far As the nation welcomes our own Joe Biden into the country’s second most important office, we celebrate the aspects of life and work that have made him one of the country’s longest-serving... By the staff and Reid Champagne
	Our Public High Schools Public schools face bigger challenges than ever, yet many succeed where others fear to tread. Herein, the high schools ranked, with the latest on testing programs, new charters, the budget crunch... by Matt Amis and Bob Thurlow
	You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby. Or Have You? Are pregnant women and moms profiled during job interviews? Should pregnancy and family responsibilities damage your career plans? Local women have learned first hand. (Gentlemen, you should... by Christine Fullerton-deWit
	The Anti-Aging Program The latest and greatest cosmetic procedures. by Pam George

Supplements

	Delaware Home & Garden Fall/Winter 2008 Learn how to decorate for the holidays the natural way and visit a Pike Creek couple who dressed up their new home with casual elegance. Plus, great wallcoverings, beautiful bathrooms and more. Photograph by John Lewis
	Delaware Bride Fall/Winter 2008 Delaware Bride features informative and entertaining articles for brides and grooms to-be, including in-law advice, wedding fashion and style, the latest bridal gowns, stunning engagement rings and... Photograph by Luigi Ciuffetelli
	Delaware Health & Fitness Fall/Winter 2008 A comprehensive guide to becoming the complete runner. Plus, local instructors reveal their favorite outdoor yoga spots, trainers share 10 simple workouts, and local nutritionists explore how... Photograph by Luigi Ciuffetelli
	Beach Guide 2008 Shop for beachy home decor, find the best breakfasts, buy your dream home now, discover the year's best events and play tug of war with lifeguards. Fall fun begins right here.

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

Calendar

There’s a Mystery There: Sendak on Sendak

May 6, 2008 - May 3, 2009

A major retrospective exhibition of artist/author Maurice Sendak that will take you way beyond Where the Wild Things Are,...

Janell Olah: Mixed Media

Oct 1, 2008 - Feb 3, 2009

Works from the Permanent Collection

Nov 14, 2008 - Jan 14, 2009

Experience Photo Opportunities as members contribute their work in all media with a photographic connection.

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Party Pictures

Mark Showell hosts reception for Delaware Hospice

Departments

From the Editor Archive »
	Still the Bidens Joe and Jill are on Capitol Hill, but Delaware will always be their home. by Mark Nardone
First Archive »
	A Center of Great Import The Wilmington Riverfront's not-so-little Italy. Plus, an Arden native makes a new name (and CD) for herself, stylists strike a provocative pose for charity, and more.
The Profile Archive »
	Driven to Abstraction After half a century of study, painter Stephen Tanis says he can’t linger too long on any one thing, which makes his upcoming show an interesting study in styles. by Victor Greto
The State Archive »
	Saved Small banks aren’t playing David to the Goliaths, but they are succeeding for customers where the big boys sometimes won’t even try. by Bob Yearick
Being Well Archive »
	Some Nerve A new neurological medical facility started big. It has even bigger plans. By Theresa Gawlas Medoff
Style Archive »
	Effortless On-the-go style is the key for this busy mom. Plus, books, gadgets and glass. by Amy Kates
Home Archive »
	A Room with a View This Federalist treasure overlooks the Delaware—and one beautiful garden. Plus, a professional organizer can help you get it together. by Pam George
Gabby Archive »
	Gabby This month Gabby goes political, dropping in on the election night rallies and voting for the DCCA. by Mike Dodson
Your Time Archive »
	Is There a Doctor in La Maison? A new troupe of all stars puts on a classic comedy. by Maria Hess
Savor Archive »
	Olé! Olé knows its tapas. Plus, a legendary local chef resurfaces, Elvis eats, and more. by Pam George
Final Word Archive »
	Be it Resolved... Be it resolved that other people's New Year plans for my self-actualization are far better than my own. So here’s to being all you can be—for the sake of everyone else. by Reid Champagne