June 2009

Features

She’s Got Game

Former college hoopster Ellen Kullman became DuPont’s CEO during the nation’s worst financial crisis in 75 years. It nearly overshadowed the fact that she is the first woman to lead the...

by Bob Yearick

Tilting at Windmills?

Delaware may want an offshore wind farm, and the idea has won more confidence than any other similar plan in the nation. But the company that has promised it has a few challenges to overcome, not...

By Doug Donovan

Top Dentists 2009

Technical expertise and fine clinical care define our state’s top specialists. Under their treatment, getting your teeth straightened, cleaned or replaced is easier than ever. Following, profiles...

By Matt Amis

Departments

From the Editor Archive »
	Black and White and Read All Over Just in time for your summer reading spree, check out books by these DT regulars. By Mark Nardone
First Archive »
	Dunn Deal A local talent breaks out as Buddy Holly. Plus, Club Phred raises some serious funds for charity, a custom bike builder declares his independence, and more.
The Profile Archive »
	The Western Wyeth Only one of the famous family’s fourth generation paints, but he’s traded Eastern fields and streams for the open range. by Mary Cleary
The State Archive »
	Right on the Money Secretary of Education Lillian Lowery has lived through—and managed—financial crisis before. All reports indicate she will do it again. by Bob Yearick
Being Well Archive »
	A New Era of In Vitro A local couple reaches a milestone in reproductive science, pointing the way toward a whole new future. By Theresa Gawlas Medoff
Home Archive »
	The Height of Living A dynamic duo combines talents to create a dream home on high. by Eileen Smith Dallabrida
Party Archive »
	2009 Best Buddies Delaware Photograph by Fred Bourdon
	2009 Dewey Beach Winter Gala Photographs by Ben Fournier
	2009 Beethoven in Blue Jeans Ball
	2009 Evening Among the Stars, Delaware Guidance Services Champagne Gala Photographs by Ben Fournier
Gabby Archive »
	Gabby This month the Gabby Guy gets artsy and stuffs himself silly at two events on the Wilmington Riverfront. by Mike Dodson
Your Time Archive »
	Community News This month, community theaters bid adieu to another great season. Herein: a roundup.
Savor Archive »
	Small Plates, Big Flavor Discover Wilmington's only true tapas restaurant—Orillas Tapas Bar and Restaurant. Plus, long live Newark's La Casa Pasta. by Pam George
Final Word Archive »
	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow The tonsorial arts have certainly changed over the decades. Has anyone seen a crew cut? By Reid Champagne

Supplements

Supplement Archive »
	Summer Fun A season full of festivals, concerts, plays, exhibitions and races offers something for everyone. by Becki Davis
	Businesses Set Sale From stationery and shapewear to big-box discount retailers, new stores run the gamut, and that’s good news for savvy shoppers. by Pam George
	Skimsational Delaware is a mecca for skimming, which becomes more popular every year. Now, two local boys are helping youngsters develop quickly. by Pam George
	Getting Fresh Farmers markets provide great foods to buyers and help local growers stay strong, even as beach development encroaches on their fields. by Pam George
	History by the Sea With the settlement of Lewes only a few years after Jamestown, Virginia, Sussex County history is truly a reflection of America’s roots. Thankfully, there are many distinctive museums to help... by Mark S. Reeve
	Diversifying Dining This season, the restaurant scene goes cosmo, offering more cuisines from around the world, but remembering local favorites, too. by Pam George
	Saltwater in My Veins The beach life has been good to me, but the true joy is passing it on to our kids. by John “Critter” Kleinstuber
	A Great Place to Live and Work Newark’s small-town charm and business-friendly climate makes it a great place to live, work and start a business. by Pam George
	Eat, Shop, Enjoy Main Street’s funky boutiques, upscale restaurants and casual eateries make this main drag a main attraction. by Pam George
	Newark 2009 Newark's small-town charm and business-friendly climate makes it a great place to live, work, or even start a business. Whether you're looking for a great meal on the town, a challenging hike...
	Festivals, Food and Fun: Newark is a Happening Place If you want to see and be seen, then head to Newark, where the streets are alive with activities and special events. by Pam George
	Artful Endeavors The arts are alive and well in Newark. by Pam George
	A Walk in the Park In Newark, it’s easy to play. by Pam George