October 2009
Features
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Top Docs 2009: The SpecialistsYou need good medical care. How do you know who gives it? We asked the doctors who of their peers they’d trust enough to recommend to a loved one. Here are their picks.
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Making an ImpactFour men. Four lives in football. Four futures still left to play. |
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Our Energy FutureTwo Delaware men are at the fore of the debate on energy use and environmental degradation. Can the views of the businessman and the scientist be far apart? Maybe. Maybe not… |
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The ExplorersThere’s not much of the earth that remains incognito—no source of the Nile left to find, no highest peak to climb for the first time, no pole that hasn’t been reached. But there are still... |
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King of the QueenBill Taylor resurrected music in the most musical of cities, New Orleans, post flood. Now he’s resurrecting Wilmington’s most famous theater—and starting something much bigger. |
Web Exclusives
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Making Achievers and TraditionsCatholic schools not only produce good students. They strengthen communities. History proves it. |
Departments
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Behind the Top DoctorsThere is a method to the madness of choosing the state’s best physicians. Read all about it here. |
302 FirstArchive » |
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Head ManUD's biggest fan says football zaniness is really about family values. Plus, WDEL rocks the news—again—the Girl Scouts go green, one man makes some ghoulish friends, Sambo's suffers the... |
302 First: The ProfileArchive » |
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In Praise of PetersonNo one becomes a legend because he took the easy road. Former DuPont company man, former governor, former Republican, Russell W. Peterson has always been one thing—an underdog. But when it comes... |
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Making Achievers and TraditionsCatholic schools not only produce good students. They strengthen communities. History proves it. |
302 StyleArchive » |
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Cosmetic SplurgeryChristi Miller just loves makeup and skin care and big, chunky, funky pieces of jewelry. (Did we mention makeup and skin care?) |
302 HomeArchive » |
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A Downstate SeductressOne historic farmhouse charmed a buyer who couldn’t resist making it even more charming. |
PartyArchive » |
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2009 A Decade of DCAD +2 |
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2009 Champions for Children Awards Gala |
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2009 Delaware Historical Society Gala Luncheon with Vice President Joe Biden |
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GabbyThe Gabby Guy says Variety is the spice of life and proves the police really know how to party. |
Your TimeArchive » |
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Cat CallsThe Resident Ensemble Players present Tennessee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," Vendemmia celebrates wine and Wilmington gets its very own Fringe festival. |
Savor: The ReviewArchive » |
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Smell the Ocean Yet?Rehoboth Beach's Salt Air attempts to define local flavor admirably well. Plus, celebrate cupcake month with a few local bakers, a local landmark turns 80 and the Crandaddy prepares to harvest his... |
Final WordArchive » |
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Shakespeare in ChalmetteSure, those Elizabethans loved their drink, but by my troth, none ever acted so nobly as the bourbon-inspired actors of mid-century New Orleans. |
Supplements
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Delaware Home Show 2009The Home Builders Association of Delaware is going green this year. Check the program for its show. |
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West Chester GuideHistory, shopping, dining, events—there's more to do and see than ever before. Here's your guide. |
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Holiday Party PlanningIt's that time of year. Local pros offer their best tips for creating your best holiday party ever. |
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Dining in WilmingtonIt's a great place to eat. Here's your easy-to-use map of local restaurants. |
