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News – Delmarva
- Artesian Resources Corporation Reports 2009 Year End Earnings - PR Newswire (press release) March 2010
- Arson fire in Bridgeville last night - WGMD Radio March 2010
- Major Duke settles for third at Dover - Tasley Eastern Shore News March 2010
- PRMC receives Adkins Award - Delmarva Daily Times March 2010
- Local Red Cross assists two Sussex County families after fires - WGMD Radio March 2010
- Speer Trust puts $164000 to work in community - The News Journal March 2010
- Chesapeake Utilities Sees 4Q Net Rise 40% - FOXBusiness March 2010
Information
New Italian Restaurant Opens in Downtown Cambridge
Gigi’s Trattoria, a casual Italian restaurant and wine bar, opened in mid-March in downtown Cambridge. With an emphasis on comfort food at reasonable prices, the restaurant offers everything from pizza, pasta, and paninis to burgers and salads, as well as a range of wines by the glass or the bottle. »
The DelMarVa Peninsula
The Delmarva Peninsula occupies portions of three states. It’s named is formed from letters from Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. The Fall Line, the line that separates the crystalline rocks of the Piedmont from the unconsolidated sediments of the Coastal Plain passes through the cities of Newark and Wilmington. This Fall Line is the actual border... »
DELaware
Delaware is named after the Delaware Bay and River, which were named for Thomas West, 3rd Baron De La Warr, who lived from 1577 to 1618 and was the second Royal Governor of Virginia. The Delaware Bay and River was first explored by Henry Hudson. At one time Delaware was part of the claim... »
MARyland’s Eastern Shore
A little more than a third of Maryland’s total land area is made up from nine county of Maryland’s Eastern Shore that makes up the Maryland portion of Delmarva. Its 2004 census population of nearly 491 thousand is only about 8% of Maryland population. Maryland was named in the honor of Henriette Maria, Queen Consort... »
VirginiA’s Eastern Shore
The Eastern Shore of Virginia is a 70 miles long strip of land between the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay. It’s a small portion of Virginia with a population of a little over 50 thousand and sits at the southern tip of the Delmarva Peninsula. The land border between Virginia and Maryland starts on... »
Poll: Favorite Season on the Delmarva
We are interested to know what season is your favorite on the Delmarva. Please answer the poll and let us know why. »
Tip: To Help the Environment
Have your septic system inspected and pumped, at a minimum, every 3-5 years so that it operates properly. »
Tips for Winter
Tips for Winter at 6 Things To Consider - 6ThingsToConsider.com »
Facts On Delmarva
Facts about Delmarva. Common knowledge for those of us living on the peninsula, but may not be for those visiting. »
Odessa, Delaware
Odessa, Delaware is a small town with an estimated population of 290 in southern New Castle County. Odessa was called Apequinemy when it was first settled by the Dutch in the 1660’s on a tract of land given to Alexander DeHinijossa. When the English took control of the region the DeHinijossa... »
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