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Our local community suffered a profound loss this past week, as family and friends said goodbye to Steve Falck. As an active member of the community, avid surfer, dedicated husband and father, and loyal friend, Steve made an indelible impact … Continue reading →

Let’s go ahead and try to wrap up this bee sting story this week so we can get back on track with tales about the loathing of some, not all, tourists. I think three weeks of having a mental visual … Continue reading →

To say last Friday was a wash-out would be an understatement. While the evening was met with clearer skies, the Berlin Bathtub Races were unfortunately brought to a screeching halt by the wet weather last week. Fear not bathtub racers … Continue reading →

Have you visited Nage restaurant in Rehoboth Beach? Every Thursday, Nage features a Farm to Table series highlighting a different local, sustainable, and organic farmer. The specials are different each time and are dictated by what the farmer brings. The … Continue reading →

According to the UN’s International Organization World Labor Report, “Stress has become one of the most serious health issues of the 20th century and a worldwide epidemic.” The picture is no brighter here in the U.S., where stress is the … Continue reading →

On Saturday, July 14th, 2012 an Elvis impersonator was injured by a bull in Dewey Beach, DE. Moments after waving a red flag inches from the face of a giant bull wearing sneakers, Elvis was run over by the fierce … Continue reading →

The fate of the world’s forests on a warming planet has long been one of the great unanswered questions about climate change. Now, new research is complicating the picture further, suggesting that big shifts are already under way in how forests work. Continue reading →

Did you know that we can lose up to 100 strands of hair a day? It’s okay because we have on average nearly 200,000 in our scalp and most of it does come back. This amount declines in time because … Continue reading →

Let me start by saying happy Fourth of July. I hope all of you had a safe, enjoyable, healthy, and wonderful holiday. Last year about this time, I hit you with my lengthy patriotic rant mixed in with a smattering … Continue reading →

The Rehoboth Art League’s greatly anticipated annual Cottage Tour will be held July 9th and July 10th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Seven outstanding Rehoboth Beach area homes and the historic Homestead will be featured this year. This tour … Continue reading →

Below is a valuable food list, and it would be extremely beneficial for you to memorize. Keep in mind that food affects your mood. That means you can reduce crankiness in other people (or yourself), and hyperactivity in kids around … Continue reading →

Ocean City Originally published in the MD Coast Dispatch It’s time to celebrate the Fourth of July in Ocean City. For families who want to watch the fireworks sparkle over the beautiful water, the Town of Ocean City offers two … Continue reading →

I know I’ve said it many times before, but often times this piece just writes itself. I’ll have something in mind to write about, and then an unexpected event pops up, and I subsequently become nothing more than a vessel … Continue reading →

About 50 members of the community joined together to commemorate the ribbon cutting of a brand new elevator at the Believe In Tomorrow House By The Sea, a retreat facility for critically ill children and their families. Thanks to Delaware Elevator and a team of … Continue reading →

Herbs are an excellent way to improve your health. They contain more phytochemicals than vegetables and can easily be added to soups and salads for healing benefits. Fresh picked herbs are always best, if it is possible try to grow … Continue reading →

Well, when we left off last week, I was just getting on a roll about my observations so far of the summer of 2013. I mentioned the Jersey invasion and how our troops were outnumbered. They flanked us with hundreds … Continue reading →