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“Village by the Bay,” watermedia, by Tara Funk Grim.
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Katelyn Gebbia is entering her sophomore year at Cape Henlopen High School. An honors student, Gebbia is focused on a career pathway in child development and hopes to become a lawyer or social worker.
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University of Delaware students James Kerrigan and Chris Merrick work on one of the cyber challenges with teaching assistants Brad Stine and Ed Wiley looking on. Shown are (l-r) Kerrigan, Stine, Merrick and Wiley.
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Accepting the banner for Cape from Jerry Kobasa, left, are Dave Robinson, Jen Eckman, Bob Cilento and Kevin Charles. Below, Jerry Kobasa presents Sussex Tech Banner to Blanche Nickel, Joe Thomson and Kevin Charles.

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Forty new members initiated
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The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 28 recently held its annual initiation for new members conducted by the American Legion Auxiliary Department of Delaware past presidents at the post home. More than 40 new members, including youngest member 7-month-old Skyler Schmidt, were initiated. Department Sergeant at Arms Cindy Phillips holds youngest member Skyler Schmidt as (l-r) mother Katie McGinn, grandmother and Department Vice President Beth McGinn and Unit 28 President Carole Baldwin look on.
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Sussex County Cancer Survivors held a fundraiser Ice Cream Social at the Hopkins Farm Creamery on Aug. 22. A portion of the sales of the ice cream will go to the Cancer Patients Special Needs Fund at the Tunnell Cancer Center. Releasing white doves, a sign of hope, is Lisanne Kane from Shorebirds Loft.
Graduates receive certification
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Pharmacy Technician students received certification after recently graduating from the Sussex Tech Adult Division program. The 144-hour program prepared students for a career in a retail or hospital pharmacy. Shown are in back (l-r) Monica Walls, Harrington; Kayla Quarrick, Frederica; and Polly Poole, Delmar. In front are Evert Galon, Ellendale; Romana Sotelo, Seaford; Sandra Ramirez, Seaford; Stephen Frillarte, Easton, Md.; and Hosnieh Aroom, Easton. SussexTechTraining.net
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