Teenager charged with theft of safe

New Castle County Police have charge da 15-year-old teen in connection with a safe and computer stolen from a Naamans Road apartment complex on Feb. 8.

Victorian Benefit ticket deadline nears

Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research will hold a Victorian Benefit for the Birds from 6 - 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Carriage House in Wilmington’s Rockwood Park.

NCCo Cops plan Football Feast benefit

For sports fans in the region, Nov. 1 is the stuff of dreams.

The Eagles take on the hated New York Giants at 1 p.m. in an NFC East showdown and the Fightin' Phils play Game 4 of the World Series at 8 p.m. In between? It's Brett Favre's return to Green Bay as the Minnesota Vikings take on the Packers.

What better way to spend the day than watching on a 16' x 19' foot screen and raising money for Aubrey Spicer, the three-year-old daughter of slain Georgetown Police Officer Chad Spicer.

Mill Creek Fire Company plans public safety day Saturday Sept. 26.

The public is invited to attend the Mill Creek Fire Company’s 2009 Public Safety Day at Station 21 located at 3900 Kirkwood Hwy. on Sept. 26 from 12 to 4 p.m.

Sept. 13 is Grandparents day - what to do?

Forget the generation gap. Dr. Georgia Witkin, senior editor at Grandparents.com, shares her favorite activities grandparents and grandchildren can do together in honor of National Grandparents Day, Sept. 1.

The Low Anthem's folk revival comes to Kennett Square with free concert

Any band whose genesis can be traced directly to a baseball field has instant credibility with me.

And so it was for Ben Knox Miller and Jeff Prystowsky, who bonded on the diamonds of New England's wooden bat leagues after working together as late night DJs at Brown University in 2002.

Dollar Date: Must-do before summer ends

Twenty-something reporter Adam Zewe doesn't plan on letting summer go without a fight, but he also doesn't plan on blowing a whole paycheck for a beach vacation. Here are his top picks for local, end-of-season entertainment. 

Cow pie bingo returns to Woodside Farm Creamery

Party until the cows come home, or at least until they go to the bathroom, at Woodside Farm Creamery’s fourth annual Hockessin Fire Company Fundraiser on Aug. 15.

The Grand to put local talent "In the Spotlight" for second year

With the inaugural season behind it, The Grand has announced it's “new and improved” 2009-2010 "In the Spotlight" season.

Jesse's Picks: Upcoming shows

A quick look at upcoming shows worth putting on your calendar

Brandywine Valley's largest crafts fair also has the most stringent crafting standards

Celebrate handmade and locally-made fine crafts, as well as the 65th anniversary of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen when the Pennsylvania Guild’s Fine Craft Fair returns to the Chase Center on the Riverfront July 25 and 26.

Aisle Say: The making of the First State's first homegrown Broadway Musical

Four years ago composer Larry Kerchner gave me a CD of ten tunes he had penned in a creative frenzy. Larry, like Broadway icons Stephen Sondheim and Cole Porter, writes both music and lyrics. (For perspective, Rodgers wrote the music and Hammerstein the words; Kander the music, Ebb the lyrics; Lerner the words and Loewe the music.)

Water garden tour to feature some of greater Wilmington’s most scenic backyards

Not all of the Brandywine Valley’s scenic gardens grow on the grounds of a former duPont estate.

For one day, garden lovers will get total access to 13 private water gardens scattered throughout northern Delaware and Southern Chester County on the Delaware Center for Horticulture’s Water Garden Tour.

Could you be a perfect match?

Colin Hines wears a chain around his neck and has a tattoo on his leg with the same message: "Make Life Count."

It's a motto the 25-year-old Pike Creek man has lived by since he was a teenager. Now, they're words that anyone reading this can live by, too.

Greenville's Patterson-Schwartz rallies around a colleague: uninsured with stage IV cancer

Colleagues of Jacquie Connell at Patterson-Schwartz have organized a July 11 garage sale to help Connell battle cancer. She is in treatment, cannot work and does not have insurance, but remains positive.

9 museums in 9 weeks: up to the challenge?

Ongoing economic troubles are fast making “staycation” the buzzword of the summer, and the Brandywine Museums & Gardens Alliance has a way to make vacationing at home even more economical.

The rundown on Hockessin's 4th of July relays

The Piedmont fields will come alive with activity on Independence Day for the Hockessin-Greenville Rotary Club’s 14th annual Fourth of July Relays. Read on for the must-know information.

Dewey set to be 'hit by a train' as Old 97's roll into town

It's a bit soon to make a call on the weather in Dewey on Thursday, June 25, but rest assured it is going to be one of the best beach days of the season.

That's when the Old 97's are set to steamroll into town for a show at the Bottle & Cork.

Father's Day car show features new musical twist on some classics

Local band Not Too Late has combined the secular with the sacred and band mates want everyone to hear the message. Their next gig is at the 17th annual Iron Hill Father’s Day car show June 21

All-star lacrosse games set for Saturday at UD

The Delaware Lacrosse Foundation is scheduled to hold the high school senior lacrosse All Star games at the University of Delaware’s Rullo Field Saturday, June 13.

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