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Covering Delaware's Cape Region:
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Friday, May 9, 2008
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Jen Ellingsworth, Cape Gazette arts and entertainment editor, coordinated the redesign effort. The process took her to Tampa Bay in Florida where she worked with Mario Garcia Jr. at the Garcia Media headquarters.
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| Sussex County, land trust to protect 500 acres of farmland |
| If the GA leaves the real estate transfer tax alone |
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STEVEN BILLUPS PHOTO
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Land stewards from the Delaware Chapter of the Nature Conservancy along with National Fish and Wildlife staff and volunteers from duPont and the U.S. Air Force were back at work on the reforestation of farmland at Milford Neck Saturday, April 5. Using a posthole auger, volunteer Kayla Kipp, left, from Dover Air Base, along with the Nature Conservancy’s land steward Ashley Sutton dig a hole for the trees that will become a habitat island.
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Your guide to this week's entertainment
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Critics assail plans for waste storage
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Says March 7 meeting violated the FIA
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Will no longer use the headline “Public Notice"
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RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
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On Tuesday, May 6, the Sussex County council passed an amended lot maintenance ordinance, giving Sussex County staff more leverage in an effort to rid the landscape of junk vehicles. Under the ordinance, no more than two unregistered or inoperable vehicles or boats are permitted on residential lots. Grass more than 12 inches tall could be the next target of Sussex County officials. Although there is an ordinance on the books outlawing growth more than a foot high, wording in the ordinance limits enforcement.
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| Lewes resident Ruth Draper speaks at a Showfield at Lewes subdivision and zoning public hearing at the Lewes Public Library. Like most who spoke at the hearing, Draper opposes nearly all aspects of the 607-housing-unit community. “Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realize we cannot eat money,” Draper said, evoking a Cree Indian proverb. |
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Julie Molyneux creates magic with her brush
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Local artist Julie Molyneux pauses beside one of her most popular paintings, “Moonlight and Sea Mist,” during her Saturday, May 3 opening reception at the Peninsula Gallery in Lewes. The painting is one of 23 in the solo exhibition, Rhythm of Wind and Tide (An Atlantic Journey), which will run through Tuesday, May 27. More information about the exhibit is available online at www.peninsula-gallery.com or by calling 302-645-0551. |
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Weather
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Friday: Heavy rain early; thunderstorms likely. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the mid 40s. Southeast winds at 20 mph becoming west then northwest.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a chance of rain. Highs in the lower 60s and lows in the upper 40s. North winds at 10 mph.
Sunday: Morning sun giving way to showers. Highs in the mid 60s and lows in the lower 50s. North winds at 10 mph becoming southeast.
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