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Updated Fri, Jul 3, 2009
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Members of the Mid-Atlantic Travel & Public Relations Association were the first to tour Harbor of Refuge Light Station just one day after the door installation was completed.
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RYAN MAVITY PHOTO
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The TLC makeover show “Making Over America with Trinny and Susannah” was in Rehoboth Beach June 24, taping a Rehoboth-based episode for the show’s debut season. Trinny and Susanna made over local businesswoman Natalie Smith at Something Comfortable, a lingerie and loungewear boutique in First Street Station. Gathered for a post-taping photo are (l-r) Something Comfortable owner Sue Petty, employee Phyllis Papadopoulis, co-star Trinny Woodall, makeover subject Natalie Smith, co-star Susannah Constantine and employee Stephanie Davis.
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ROB KUNZIG PHOTO
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Above, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Secretary Collin O’Mara, left, rides with mosquito control worker Chad Betts into Slough’s Gut Marsh. Below, mosquito control tractors carry officials from the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, the Center for the Inland Bays and Conectiv Energy into Slough’s Gut Marsh.
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DAN COOK PHOTO
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Members of the 9-10 Lewes All-Star baseball team include in back (l-r) coaches Donnie Erickson and Jay Elliott. Standing are Austin Elliott, Connor Thompson, Quinn Donohoe, Will Jarrell, Erik-Stephane Stancofski and David Erickson. Seated are Sam Ratner, Kyle Lux, Tommy Heffernan, Jack Ashby, Ben Bamforth, Ryan Meade and batboy Mikey Jarrell.
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Legion honors
poster contest winners
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The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 28 recently presented awards to winners of the Poppy Poster Contest held at the Oak Orchard Boys & Girls Club. Shown in back are (l-r) Carl Hinton, Boys and Girls Club aide; Carole Baldwin, auxiliary president; Ada Long, auxiliary poppy chairwoman; and Cindy Phillips, auxiliary poppy cochairwoman. In front are poster winners Anthony O’Neal, Dyasia Briddel, Alyssa Davis and Mackenzie Lewis.
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Dining for Down
Syndrome night set July 7
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Ledo Pizza will host Dining for Down Syndrome night from 6 p.m. to close, Tuesday, July 7. Twenty percent of all food sales will be donated to support the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk Buddy Walk. Located on the northbound side of Route 1 near Midway Shopping Center, the restaurant offers a reasonably priced menu with exciting pasta and pizza entrees. Shown (l-r), James Ford, Mandy Martin, Brandy Hershey, Joe Becker and the owner of Ledo Pizza and Marty McDonnell. boardwalkbuddywalk.com |
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American Legion Post 5
presents scholarship
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American Legion Post 5 in Rehoboth Beach recently awarded its Sgt. Norman Lane Tollett scholarship to Vincent Vazquez, a 2009 graduate of Cape Henlopen High School. Vazques is a well-known Cape football and track athlete. The scholarship is named in memory of Tollett, an Army soldier who was killed April 28, 2007, in action in Iraq. Presenting the award to Vazquez is Fran Zimny, a post officer.
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