A Mariner Worth His Weight in Courage February 6, 2022 George Walter Patrick Watson was a Philadelphia bricklayer with deep roots from parents’ homeland of Ireland. What most people never … Continued
‘Becoming’- Identity in Retirement February 6, 2022 Retirement. We’ve worked our whole life for this moment, and now it’s here… or is it? Is it all we … Continued
Finding Dinner Specials in and around Rehoboth February 2, 2022 Occasionally I have a hankering for a juicy steak. When that happens, I hold out for Thursday nights at Café … Continued
Delaware by Day – the John Dickinson Plantation January 30, 2022 History buffs take notice! Less than an hour’s drive north of Southern Delaware’s beach towns rests a historic and living … Continued
Travels With Charley: An Ode to Adventurous John Steinbeck January 30, 2022 Before I even read the school-assigned Grapes of Wrath classic, my dad put the book, Travels With Charley in my hands, instructing me to read it, mostly … Continued
Trolley Redefined January 27, 2022 When trolleys were first invented, they were on rails, transporting goods and people long before public transportation switched to buses and trains. … Continued
Rehoboth Concert Band Story January 24, 2022 What do transplants to Delaware think about when looking for something constructive to do in retirement? The answer was simple … Continued
So You’re New to Delaware- Just How Do You Find a Primary Care Provider? January 23, 2022 According to experts, there are some challenges to finding a doctor when you are new to this area. The answer to … Continued
Free Little Libraries: the Generous Gift of Reading January 16, 2022 Look no further than your neighborhood’s “Little Free Library,” the remarkable book sharing movement that is gaining popularity across the … Continued
Bad Hair Day? Getting a Great Cut When You’re New in Town January 16, 2022 If you’re feeling as though every day is a bad hair day since your move to Delaware, and the thought … Continued
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