October 2010
Features
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Top Doctors 2010: The EvolutionMedicine keeps moving forward, thanks to practitioners such as these. |
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The Car That Will Save Our Souls?Fisker’s sleek hybrid Karma will pave the way for the everyman’s Nina, putting Delaware autoworkers back on track and helping drivers save the planet—while looking damned good. |
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Praise the GourdPunkin Chunkin’ turns 25. It’s time to get your orange on. |
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The Biggest Philanthropist You’ve Never Heard OfAdrienne Arsht learned to give while growing up in Wilmington. She may call a triumvirate of large Eastern cities her home now—if the relentless traveler can be said to have a home at... |
Web Exclusives
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The City is Their CampusWilmington offers learning opportunities of all kinds for all kinds of people. If you’re looking for challenge and stimulation, this is the place. |
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The City is Their CampusWilmington offers learning opportunities of all kinds for all kinds of people. If you’re looking for challenge and stimulation, this is the place. |
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Look HereWilmington has established itself as a regional destination for arts and entertainment. |
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City of ArchitectureLook around. See that old Queen Anne? That English Tudor? That Georgian manse? Great home design is what makes the city so beautiful. |
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In the ParkThe new Tilton Park becomes the latest in a city full of beautiful public spaces. |
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The Shapes of Things That AreA city that believes in the arts, Wilmington boasts a stunning collection of public sculptures. Here’s a tour. |
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No More Pearl GirlsThe Junior League of Wilmington has shed its old reputation. Now it’s for anyone and everyone who wants to help add to its impressive record of service. |
Departments
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A Case for City SchoolsStrong, locally controlled public schools can only mean stronger communities. We’ve waited far too long to make them. |
302 FirstArchive » |
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FirstSit at the table with Cynthia Primo Martin and Trustees of Color. Plus, a local hair and makeup artist does Time, world affairs in Wilmington, and more. |
302 First: The ProfileArchive » |
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Leading the LeadersTerry Strine could have retired to a life of ease. But when you believe the country is headed down the wrong road, you have to act. Meet his new young leaders. |
302 HistoryArchive » |
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Running the RaceDelaware scored a coup when it won millions of dollars in federal Race to the Top funding for education reform. So what’s the plan? |
302 StyleArchive » |
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EmpoweredWhether she’s teaching yoga or enjoying a night out, Sarah Gillespie exudes a solid sense of personal style. |
302 HomeArchive » |
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Set In StoneA Dover couple converts a 1960s brick rancher into a modern-day castle on a lake. And talk about a view. |
302 GabbyArchive » |
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GabbyThe Gabby Guy can’t get enough of the best. Here’s Part II on The Best of Delaware Party, plus rocking for Parkinson’s and some special Delebrity Dish. |
Your TimeArchive » |
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Clowning AroundThe DSO gala is always one of the most anticipated events of the season. Plus, UD Players visit Wilder’s “Our Town,” and more. |
Savor: The ReviewArchive » |
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Local and Lo-CalSavvy Dave Magrogan mainstreams the farm-to-table approach at Harvest. Diners reap the benefit. |
Savor: A Second HelpingArchive » |
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Let Them Eat (Crab) CakeCatch the Crab Cake Cook-off at Coast Day. Plus, foodies take a bite out of the blogosphere, and more. |
Final WordArchive » |
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Rugrats 202Forgive Uncle Reid. He just can’t help riling up the kids—especially when there’s something to be learned from it. |
Supplements
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In WilmingtonWilmington is an exciting place to live and do business. This special supplement shows how the city is truly in the middle of it all. |
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Holiday Party PlanningFood for thought: Everything you need to know about catering your big holiday party. Click here to download a PDF of this special supplement. |
