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1 DOth Year, 2nd Issue ' ~2009 January 30, 2009 Newark, Del. UpFRONT City Cou~cil Testing of Curtis Mill site raises parking Feelin-g kind to begin iJextmonth mete.r fees of Sunday BySCOTIGOSS Site plan to be By MARTY VALANIA city purchased.in 1999. [email protected] completed this year , Last fall, the state declared [email protected] the site a "brownfield," which Newark City Council voted on is defined £Y the Environmental Monday night to raise its hourly park es, it's that time again By JOSH SHANNON Protection i\gency as a property ing meter fees for the first time since Y for America's great where the presence; or potential 1998, but delayed voting on a proposed NEWARK POST CONTRIBUTING WRITER est unofficial holiday presence, of contaminates may water rate hike until next month. - Super Bowl Sunday. recent decision by the state hinde~ redevelopment. Council was slated to approve the Granted, interest would've A attorney general regarding Afterward, Houck. said, the city's first water rate hike in eight years been higher around here if we the former Curtis Paper city applied to join the state's during 'its meeting on Monday, but held would've gotten an Eagles Mill site will allow the city to Brownfield Volunteer Cleanup off after city staff requested more time Ravens game this Sunday: In move on to the next step in the of Program, which would provide to notify customers of the proposed fact, interest would~ve been redevelopment of the site, accord funds for testing and remedia increased. ' off -the charts with all the ing to city officials. tion. , "We've only notified about 30 per Eagles fans, Joe Fiacco fans Carol Houck, assistant to the The attorney general signed cent of our customers' and in the inter and even Ravens fans that are city manager, said the decision off on the city's application last est of fairness, we wanted to give prop in Newark. enables city officials to go ahead week. ' er notice of the change," City Finance It wasn'tto be, ".,...~-:---, with testing of the site for envi Houck said she hopes to get Director Dennis W. McFarland told however, as the ronmental pollutants. the results of the tests within a council. Cardinals turned "We can see what is there few months. The proposed water rate hike would the tables on the and then see what, if any, reme The ultimate goal is -to make Eagles, and the , diation we need to do, and hope the site into a park, but she said; See COUNCIL, 18 ~ Steelers upended fully plan for efforts to be made the city would like to at least the Ravens in to re-beautify the site," Houck plant grass at the site by the an absolutely said. spring. Sneak peek of vicious football L...... -'-'-_--' Testing is expected to begin "If everything is OK, we game, Valania next month and will consist of would puncture lots of punc Nevertheless, drilling holes through the con tures all throughout the hard ,new Bear school even without a local flavor, crete foundation of the old mill suct:aces so it can get adequate you can bet -a ton of people in order to access and sample : drainage and then it would be opening -in Aug. will tum out and tune in to the ground below. The city will covered with soil, seeding and Sunday's game'. There will pay $36,000 for the testing; maybe some landscaping based be parties all over the place. a cost city officials are hop-, on the funding· that's available Principal named at new Restaurants and bars have ing will be reimbursed by the at the time," she said. 'unnamed elementary been advertising specials for state. . If the testing indicates a weeks now. problem, a clean up of the site The testing will put the city BY MARY E. PETZAK How exactly did we get to one step closer to its goal 9f wo~ld be required, although in , the point where non-football some cases, capping the sitf> redeveloping the site of the [email protected] fans - non-sports fans even historic paper mill, the - tum out in droves for this , Christina School District staff, game? It's these non-fans that , ' school board members, elected make the ratings so high, that . officials and others recently got a make the game an event that sneak peek at the district's new elemen- basically stops the country , tary school at Porter Road and Route 40 , each year. in Bear. And, no I don't believe it's Participants were required to wear the commercials. hard nats .during the tour of the con Seriously, other than the struction site, which will not be fully inauguration this year - what completed until late spring. The walk stops the entire country like through included classrooms, offices the Super Bowl? and hallways, as well as the school Baseball doesn't do it. library, cafeteria, gymnasium, art and Yeah, the Phillies winning music rooms and other areas. this year galvanized a whole The district also announced a staff region, but five or six times transition plan for the new school, which as many people will wat<;h is scheduled to open its doors in August. the Super Bowl as compared The school district is accepting nomi to the most watched World nations fpr names for the new school Series game. through Feb. 17. No other sport moves peo Richelle Talbert, currently the prin ple like football. And no other cipal of Brader Elementary Jichool in regular one-day event moves See SCHOOLS, 13 ~ people like the Super Bowl. See UPFRONT, 12 ~ IN SPORTS: Hoops a big deal at DFD • McVey Elementary girl sprints her way to record, page 16. 2 POLICE BLOTTER :r' , Can we help? . . . '. Police Blotter is compiled ~ each week from the files of the ::r Offices: The paper's offices are Newark Police Department, C'b located conveniently in Suite 109, Police lIab alleged homeless flasher New Castle County Police and Z Pomeroy Station, 218 E. Main St., C'b the Delaware State Police: BySCOnGoss Maloney walking along the ~ Newark, DE 19711. Office hours railroad tracks near North Pl are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. '"1 Robberies & Thefts [email protected] College and Cleveland ave ~ Phone: (302) 737-0724 '"d A 20-year-old woman from nues. After being detained, 0 Facsimile: (302) 737-9019 A homeless man who <:n Newark told police someone Maloney was positively iden ~ E-mail: [email protected] stole three checks from her allegedly exposed his genitals tified by one of the victims, • To subscribe: To begin a convenient checkbook, forged them and to at least three women on Henry said. Jan. 23 is now behind bars, Maloney was charged with '-Pl home-delivery subscription, call 1- then cashed them for $135 ::l 800-220-3311. between 8 a.m. on Dec. 28 according to police. three counts of lewdness, two C and 8 p.m. on Jan. 8. Newark Police Lt. Brian counts of indecent exposure Pl To place a classified ad: Call 1-800- Henry said all three of 28- and one count of trespassing ~ 220-3311 . An unknown suspect (.)0 entered a home in the unit year-old Derek Maloney's on CSX property. 9 To place a display ad: Call 737-0724. block of Wrangler Road alleged victims reported his Henry said Maloney, who ~ and stole items collectively activities to the department has no fixed address, was 0 within minutes of each other. committed to the Howard 0 THE STAFF of the Newark Post is valued at $190 between 11 ' (.0 eager to assist readers and adver- a.m. and 2:20 p.m. on Jan. The first victim reported Young Correctiopal Facility tisers. Reporters, writers, editors and 20. Damages were estimated being flashed by a man, later in Wilmington in default of a salespeople can be contacted as listed: at $100. identified as Maloney, near Maloney $2,000 bond. the intersection of Elkton Any additional victims or Marty Valanla is the General An unknown suspect' entered a home in tire unit Road and Amstel Avenue, police .that a man wearing a anyone else with informa Manager of the Newark Post. He sets while the second two victims ski mask approached them tion about the case is asked policies and manages all departments block of Center Strceet and stole a television, valued at reported a man exposing him on the street while making to . contact Officer Adam in the Newark office. Call him at 737· self near the intersection of motions with his hands, indi Steven of the Newark Police 0124. $200, between 11 :30 p.m. on . Jan. 23 and 9 a.m. on Jan: North College and Cleveland cating he was fondling him Department at 366-7110 ext. Scott Goss is. the news edrtor. He 24. The television was lat\!r avenues. self. 434 or via e-mail at adam. leads the day-to-day operation of the recovered by ·UDPD . All three women told A responding officer found [email protected]. . newsroom. Call him at 737-0724. Mary E. Petzak is a staff Vehicles Targeted reporter and specializes in education Campbell Road between 10 her against a wall and threat B. Vela, 19, of Dix Hills, coverage. Reach her at 737-11724. An unknown suspect stole p.m. on Jan. 19 and 7 a.m. on ened to strike her during an N.Y: with underage con OIlIer contributlRf writers a gas tank, valued at $500, Jan.20. incident in the unit block of sumption at 11 :42 p.m. on include Ruth Kelly, Alfred Gruber, from a 1995 Harley-Davidson An unknown suspect broke East Cleveland Avenue at Jan. 23, after responding to Elbert Chance, Marvin Hummel and motorcycle parked in the unit into a 1992 Toyota Camry about 1:45 a.m. on Jan. 26. the Kappa Sigma fraternity \: .Mark Sisko Leave messages for them block of Park Drive between parked at Market East Plaza house in the 700 block of at 737-0124. 8 a.m. on Nov. 15 and 8a.m. in the 200 block of East Other Incidents Academy Street for a van Ruth Kelly is our Office Manager/ on Jan. 1. Main Street and stole a ste dalism report. Edrtorial Assistant. She can be reached An unknown suspect stole reo valued at $140 between Police charged . Harris N. Cesar D. Lopez, 21, of at 737-11724. a Hyundai Sonata, valued at 4:30p.m. and 11:25 p.m. on Ndirangu, of Newark, with Elkton, Md., noise violation, Novalee Woodruff is our Graphic $9,410, from Martin's pre- Jan. 23. Damages were esti criminal mischief at 2:23 p.m. unit block of Madison Drive, Designer. She handles the advertise- . owned car dealership in the mated at $150. on Jan. 21, after he allegedly at 11:49 p.m. on Jan. 23. ' ment designs. 200 block of East Cleveland An unknown suspect broke admitted to pouring salt and David Palma, 22, of Avenue between 6 p.m. on sand in the gas tank of 1995 Jonathan Waddell is our Design the passenger side mirror of Newark, noise violation, Jan. 12 and noon on Jan. 19. an unidentified vehicle parked Toyota Camry parked in the 100 block of Thorn Lane, at Director. He designs the layout of the An unknown suspect 100 block of King William pages. near the intersection of New 12:40 a.m. on Jan. 24. entered a Plymouth Voyager and Center streets between Street between 8 p.m. on Jan. Amelia G. Maguire, Reaee Qu...,. is the Newark parked in the unit block of 9 p.m. on Jan. 23 and 11 a.m. ' 18 and 8 a.m. on Jan. 19. 20, of Lewes, DeL, noise Post'S advertising manager who man- Orchard Drive and stole on Jan. 25. Damages were Damages were estimated at violation; Samantha D. ages the local sales team. She can be items, collectively valued at estimated at $150. $182. Soukamneuth, 20, of East reached at 1'-220-3311. $30, between 9 p.m. on Jan. Police charged Fatima D. Greenwich, R.I., noise vio Jill GaIoff handles accounts in 16 and 4:45 a.m. on Jan. 19. -Fights and Assaults Moore, 27, of Newark, with lation; Erin L. Perialas, the New Castle area and is an automo- A 27-year-old Newark driving on a suspended license 20, of Newark, noise viola- . tive account specialist. Call him at woman told police someone Police charged Keith and possession of fireworks at tion; 100 block of East Main . 1·302-737-11724. stole her 1997 Honda Civi'c, Kilmon, 32, of Newark, with 10:31 a.m. on Jan. 19, after a Street, at 12:46 a.m. on Jan. Betty Jo Tmler sells real estate valued at $3,000, from a two counts of third-degree traffic stop near the intersec 24. advertising. She can be reached by parking lot in the 1300 block assault, one count of aggra tion of Ogle town Road and Police ' charged Ian D. calling 1'-220-3311. of Wharton Drive between vated menacing and posses Library Avenue. McIntyre, 19, of Flemington, '-l (.)0 Nancy Beaudet aad Lance Burris 11 p.m. on Jan. 17 and 4:40 sion of a deadly weapon dur An unknown suspect N .J., with underage con ~ sell ads in the downtown Newark p.m. on Jan. 19. ing a felony at 3 p.m. on Jan. caused an estimated $300 to sumption, during a traffic 0 An unknown suspect 21, after he reportedly stuck home in the · unit block of '-l and surrounding area. They can be stop on Academy Street ~ reached by calling 1-302·737-11724. caused an estimated $250 in two people with a chair and North Street by kicking in a at 11 :52 p.m. on Jan. 24. ~ damages to a 2004 BMW Z4 Our circulation manager is Mary threatened them with a knife. rear door between 11:30 p.m. McIntryre had · a reported • Ferguson. For information regarding parked outside of The Pond A 19-year-old woman told on Jan. 21 and 1:30 a.m. on blood alcohol content of I-rj in the 100 block of John F. police her .roommate pushed Jan. 22. subscriptions, call1·800-220-33~1. 0.05 percent. An unknown suspect Police charged a 17 -year ~ The Newark Past is published Friday '-l caused an estimated $475 in old Newark High School (.)0 by Chesapeake Publishing & Printing. damages to the pool area of student with underage con '-l News and local sales offices are located I the University Courtyard sumption on school grounds (.0 in Pomeroy Station, Suite 109, 218 0 Apartments . on Scholar at 9:19 a.m. on Jan. 26. The E. Main St., Newark, DE 19711. All (.0 Drive between 9 p.m. on Jan. student had a reported blood ' - advertising and news are accepted and 22 and 8 a.m. on Jan. 23. alcohol content of 0.075 • printed only at the sole discretion of the Police charged Addison percent. publisher. The Newark Post is a member Yanito, 24, of Bear, DeL Police charged Brian of the Maryland-Delaware·D.C. Press with disregarding a red light, D. Paraskiewicz, 20, of ~ Association, Suburban Newspapers of failure to reinstate his driv ::l America and the National Newspaper Newark, with underage C'b er's license, failure to pro consumption and criminal ~ Association. Pl vide vehicle registration and mischief, after he report '"1 criminal impersonation after ~ POsiMASI'ER: Send address changes edly engaged in a fight with '"0 a traffic stop near the inter several unknown suspects 0 to: Newark Post, SuHe 109, 218 E. Main .' <:n section of East Main Street behind the Deer Park Tavern . ~ Street, Newark, DE 19711. Periodicals and South College Avenue 0 postage paid at Newark, Del., and addi· in the 100' block · of West ::l at 12:59 a.m. on Jan. 24...... tional offices. ( USPS #6465) Known office Main Street. The fight also -::l of publication 218 E. Main S\ree!, Newark, reportedly resulted in $500 C'b in damages to a .subaru (') DE 19711. Noise and Alcohol 0 Legacy owned by a 4Z-year a Police charged Joseph old man from Pennsylvania. IN THE NEWS 3
o Candidates named, for County Council seat By SCOTT GOSS stituent services, cost effective it has selected James "Jamie" District Scout Troop 283 and "I believe that I can bring service delivery, development Moulthrop, a Glasgow-area taX Cub Scout Pack 444 for more a new perspective to County, [email protected] of regional part:n.e~ships to bring preparer, to run against Diller. than a decade. Council, as someone who under jobs and trans-pOrtation to resi Moulthrop, 41, got his start . "We're excited to have stands finances and is commit e Democratic and dents. and sustainable growth. at MBNA before transitioning Jamie as our candidate for ted to watching out for every l1. Republican committees She graduated from the into the non-profit sector where County Council," Republican taxpayer dollar," he said. "I look for New Castle County's University of Delaware and was he managed a loan program for State Chairman Tom Ross said. forward to spending !he weeks Fifth District have both named a volunteer for VISTA, America's low-income working families at "Taxpayers know that the county until Feb. 19 meeting the voters their candidates for a Feb. 19 domestic.Peace Corps. She later a Wilmington-based nonprofit is facing some serious financial ' of the Fifth Council District and • special election to fill the seat received her theological educa agency. . shortfalls in the coming years. earning their support." reeently vacated by Democrat tion, including her doctorate, at He currently works as a tax With Jamie's professional expe , McClellan announced her res Stephanie McClellan. Princeton Theological Seminary. preparer out of the Old Post rience, I know he'll be an inde ignation on Jan 19 to take a new Last week, the Democrats She most recently was appoint Farm neighborhood home he pendent voice for taxpayers and job as Markell's policy director. chose Newark resident Elisa ed to 'serve on Goverpor-ylect shares with his wife Kathy and can help the county navigate the She also will step away from Diller, a 53-year-old pastor at the Jack Markell's transition tea,m their children, ages 9 and 5. financial challenges we face." her full-time job as an assis Christiana Presbyterian Church. for, the' Department of Se!,\,ices An Eagle Scout himself, Moulthrop said he's honored tant professor in the University Diller lives with her husband for Children, Youth and . .Their Moulthrop has been an adult for the opportunity to campaign of Delaware's School of Urban John Tobin and their daughter Families. leader with Freedom Trail for the seat. Affairs and Public Policy. Mei in the Williamsburg Village "My experience with non
neighborhood. 0 'profit organizations and govern "I greatly appreciate the sup ment agencies gives. me both port of this group in selecting management experience and an me to be their candidate for the understanding of the importance upcoming special election," of constituent services," Diller MiSs Delaware makes top Diller said. "It's going to be said. "I have the knowledge and bard work, but I'm ready to get experience to work to find solu started." tions for the problems that are 15 at Miss America Pageant Diller, a former ' administra . most important to residents of tor for the State ' of Delaware's the 5th district." iss Delaware Galen Giaccone, a stu testants' composite score, it was possibk Office of Volunteerism, identi . The Republican commit M dent at the University of Delaware, Giaccone could have won the crown going fied some top issues as con- tee announced this week that , finished in the Top 15 during. last into Saturday's pageant. Saturday's 2009 Miss America Pageant in Las The judges, however, chose Miss Indiana Vegas, after winning the preliminary talent Kati~ Stam, 22, a communications major at award on Tuesday night. . , the University of Indianapolis. As talent accounts for 35 percent of con- Giaccone, a ' 20-year-old junior biology major who aspires to become a dental sur UD Police investigating geon, won a $2,000 scholarship for her piano performance of "El Cubanchero." ·De·c. rape of .UD student An accomplished pianist, Giaccone, who minors in pianQ performance at UD, also won the preliminary talent award on her way to winning the 2008 Miss Delaware pageant Giaccone will continue her reign as Miss Delaware until June. She was previously the fourth runner-up in the 2007 Miss Delawar~ contest and was Delaware's Junior Miss 2006.
he University of having a small build and wear T Delaware announced on ing work boots and a dark-col Monday afternoon that ored beanie hat. campus police are investigating . Anyone with information is the rape of a student that report asked to ~ontact Cpl. Marvin edly occurred last month . . Clark, University of Delaware In a statement released on Police, -at 831-2222. oUD's, news Web site, www. Pdaily.com, campus officials said the student reported the incidept to University Police A Former Back Pain Sufferer Speaks Out.. . • on Jan. 25. The assault is alleged to "I Got Rid Of My Back Pain Forever! have occurred around 1:30 a.m. ,Call The Toll-Free, 24-Hoor Low Back . on pec. 13, 2008 ill a wooded area behind the Christiana East Pain Recorded Message Hotline And Tower residence hall on the I'll Reveal My Secret For Free!" • northern end of the university's Top Dollar Paid For Scrap! "Cash for all types of metals and cars!" Newark. DE - My back pain was horrible! I tried everything imaginable to Newark campus. , We buy batteries, copper, brass, . get rid of it but nothing worked. I tried Aspirin at first. But it didn't work. It hurt Three men allegedly partici aluminum, stainless & electric motors! so bad I couldn't even pick up my children without wincing from the pain. I pated in the student's rape. Two went to my doctor but he told me I would just have to live with the pain and take of the suspects are described as We buy old farm eqUipment! muscle relaxers and painkillers whenever my pain got bad. But it only got worse! 6-feet-1-inch tall, clean shaven, I was about to talk about surgery until I stumbled upon a free report offered in We buy complete Junk vehicles! JJ, my paper which revealed to me the truth about my back pain and the best proven with large builds. One of them way to get rid of it forever! I admit, I didn't believe it at all, but I ordered the free was wearing a black puffy jack UPTOS550 ~ . report and I haven't had one attack of pain in 6 months! et and dark pants and may have If you're even remotely curious abOut how to end your suffering. call toll-free been armed with a handgun. A 1-888-821-2403 and listen to the 24 hr. recorded message to order your ov.:n copy second suspect reportedly had a of this remarkable re~rt . Call Now! It's Free! Or go to www.HurtBackReport. chain around his neck and was _to-592-2980 com. wearing dark clothes, while a 53 Dogwood Road, Elkton; MD Don't live another day in pain. You don't have to! (Corner of Blueball & Dogwood Road) third suspect is described as ADVERTISEMENT 4
EDUCAJJON NEWS FOR NEWARK FROM LOCAL SCHOOLS ,Newark·High students are Scholastic Art Awardees Nine Newark High School . • Marissa Yarnall, Sculpture Events, school closings students have been select - "Woven Basket" ed as 2009 Scholastic Art • Liz Young, Sculpture PreK-8 schools are closed for parent conferences in the Award winners. The Alliance "Forms" Christina School District on for Young Artists & Writers Friday, Feb. 6. District high administers The Scholastic Honorable Mention: schools will be in session. Art & Writing Awards to rec • Meghan Amin, Ceramics On Jan. 31, at ,6 p.m., the ognize student achievement "Dragon Vase" All State Band will perform in the visual arts and creative • Meghan Amin, Sculpture at P.S. duPont Elementary writing. "Pink and Black Basket" Scho.ol in Wilmington. The • Richard Dobies, Plans (bridge design) - "Spinal Tap" All State Chorus will perform Portfolio Winners on Feb. 7, at 4 p.m. and 7:30 Honorable Mention: p.m. at Appoquinimink Higp. The awards offer scholarship • Sam Crawford, Art School in Middletown. opportunities for graduating Portfolio high school seniors and signify • Andrew Smith, Art to parents, teachers, community Hed Clay seeks school Portfolio and colleges that a student is an superintendent • Marissa Yarnall, Photo accomplished artist or writer. The Red Clay Consolida Portfolio , More than 30,000 teen artists ted ~chool District, serving and writers will be recognized approximately 17,000 stu Gold Key Awards: in their regions and 1,000 will dents, is seeking a new school win national awards. • Rosa Lee, Mixed Each work is reviewed by a superintendent. The success "Abstract Giraffe" ful candidate must have a panel of arts professionals for • Carly Patrick, Mixed Media proven record of Delaware the following criteria: - "Eliffant" public school administrati~e • originality, experience, be willing to be • technical skill, and highly engaged in the Red Silver Key Awards: • emergence of personal Clay community, and pos- . • David Ashby, Ceramics vision or voice. sess or be eligible for the "Earthy Guitar" For more information, please state of Delaware Standard • Nataly Orrostieta, Drawing visit www.artandwriting.org/ Certificate for School - "Waiting" enter.htm. District Superintendents. A , doctoral degree is preferred. The salary range is $150,000 to $170,000 with benefits regionally competi Minner recognizes tive. Interviews will be con- . ducted in March. The antici~ pated start date for the posi school principals tion is July 1. For complete information, visit www. In October 2008, former Henderson, recipient of the Paul redclay.kI2.de.us or contact Governor Ruth Ann Minner con Carlson Award, Ross Elementary James Flynn at 831-4658 or gratulated Delaware's Principals School ill Milford. [email protected]. of the Year: Stephanie Smith, Minner commended the Middle School Principal of the significant contribution that Skills to help save Year, Seaford Middle School; Delaware school principals make Richelle Talbert, Elementary in the education of our youth. money Principal of the Year, Brader Minner urged all Delawareans New Castle County Elementary School; Mitchell to support the efforts of school Cooperative Extension is Weiss, Assistant Principal of principals in their communities • offering courses to help fam the Year, Howard High School on Principal's Recognition Day. Mitchell Weiss, Stephanie Smith, Gov. Minner, Richelle Talbert, ilies save money. "Saving of Technology; and Sylvia Sylvia Henderson and Sco" Reihm. On a Shoe String Budget" on Feb 16 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Extension • Sensable weight loss for the New Year office on Wyoming Road in o Home Grown Cafe'o Newark, will discuss simple techniques to find money, .... is a 'great haircut.' ~ . ':. Local Flavor where to put your savings, • and motivators to saving. ' "Mealtime in Less Time," April 29 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Bear Library will pro vide strategies for planning nutritious meals, ·shopping • Licensed Barbers essentials such as reading • Reasonable Cost labels and incorporating • True Barber Shop whole grains, fruits and veg Atmosphere gie into your meals and how to cut time in the kitchen. For 9:00-3:00 9:00-'5:30· 241 Elkton Road • Newark, DE more courses and registra 9:00-5:30 (located across from City HalQ tion, please contact Bonnie 9:00-6:30 www.newarkbarbershop.com Ross, NCCo Extension, at 9:00-5:30 126 E. Main Skeet, Newark • 302.266.6993 831-1239. 8:00 -12:00 www.homegrowncafe.com Closed 302·368·5666 ~ew ({}jfoe Opening 5 The Baltazar Womens . Medical Center Announces the opening of its new office located at 143 West High Street in Elkton beginning]anuary 151, 2009
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POST COLUMNIST OUT OF TIlE Knowledge of Power Arne By AMY ROE able to exempt itself from fuel mix disclosure, along NEWARK POST COLUMNIST with most of our state's other utility laws. This is because n Delaware there is a fine our state's Public Service I-line of acces~ to informa Commission, whose role is to tion about where our elec supervise and regulate' util tricity comes from. ity companies in Qelaware, . It divides those who have does not have authQrity over full disclosure about fuel mix municipally owned utilities. from those. who are kept in the Instead, our city council has dark. This line is this responsibility. easy to identify Fuel mix is important on a map - it's for understanding the envi the municipal ronmental and ecological boundary of the impacts of the electricity we City of Newark. use. Without this knowledge, Nearly a we cannot appreciate how we decade ago, our individually contribute to the state legislature "--L-..:'--'..=.c.:.J vast array of environmen This week's Out of the Attic features a-1940 'vIew of Sheaffer's Paint and Wallpaper Store at passed an elec- Roe tal damages caused by dirty 77 E. Main St. The store and showroom are the right part of the building. The Sheaffer fa~ tricity disclosure fuels, nor can we value any , lIy lived upstairs from the store. The left portion of the property was a rental residence. A bIt law that requires utilities to efforts being made to lessen of the public school at 83 E. Main St. is visible behind the tree. Readers are invited to share inform customers about the those damages. additional information with the Newark Historical Society. The picture is on loan to the Newark fuels that are used to gener The higher the proportion Post from the Newark Historical Society collection. Visit the Newark History Museum at 148 E. ate the electricity they sell. of polluting fuels - such as Main St (between Choate and Haines streets). Hours are Thursday 5 - 8 p.m., Fridays Noon An insert included with the coal - the greater impact our ,_ - 3 p.m'., and Saturdays and Sundays, 2 - 5 p.m. Admission Is free. Contact the Historical bill every three months lists electricity consumption has Society by phone at 224-2408, by [email protected]. or by the percentages of electricity 'on climate change, acid rain, postal mailto P. O. 801711, N~wark, DE 19715. generated from coal, natural smog, mercury-contaminated gas, nuclear, hydroelectric, seafood, asthma triggers and solar, wind, biomass, geo the many other land, air and thermal and other fuels. water pollution effects of this Newark, however, is spe- fuel source. - measurement of these nega generated from coal mined standpoint, particularly given cial. . . Carbon dioxide emis tive impacts. One thousand in the eastern United States the revenue generated from Our electric company is sions are often used as a kilowatt hours of electricity releases over 2,000 pounds of electricity sales by the City_ carbon dioxide. For that same of Newark. . amount of energy, emissions I am-sure that the city will are cut almost in half if natu enjoy the $11.7 million in ral gas is used, and are elimi net electricity profits that it . nated if solar or wind energy anticipates in 2009, particu is used. • larly if wholesale costs are The higher our proportion kept low through the use of of renewable energy, such the cheapest fuels available, as solar and wind power, primarily dirty coal. the less we are harming our Sure, renewable ' energy planet and the !llore we ar~ costs more, but perhaps we promoting renewable energy don't need such high elec development. This benefits tricity profits driving our city not only the environment, but budget. • creates jobs and helps our Ultimately, fuel mix dis economy. closure is a political decision gift certificate and We have had o'Ur fair share that could be mandated by ouple's Spa Day and ot' wake-up call~ in the news our city council. The state about the importance of fuel already took this step in 1999, A $600 value. mix. The coal ash catastrophe which begs me to question in the Tennessee Valley on why the City of Newark is so Dec. 22 was 92 times larger far behind the times. • than the Exxon Valdez oil As a voter, this is some spill and ' discharged one bil thing that I want from my lion gallons of toxic, carcino elected officials. genic coal-fired power plant waste into a local river. This, Amy Roe is a doctoral along with a secon~ coal-ash candidate and research asso spill in Alabama on Jan. 9, ciate studying fishery col may serve as a warning of lapse with the Center for our carelessness and compla Energy and Environmental cency about transforming our Policy at the University of current energy system. Delaware. A long-time resi It may be inconvenient for dent of Newark, she has writ our municipal electric util ten about a diverse range ity to disclose fuel mix to of environmental topics, from its customers. It may even fish contamination to envi- _ be undesirable from a budget ronmental justice. THE POST STUMPER 7
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he following is ' a res Whereas, Newark City ed in public; and of good governments to do own Newark state delegation; T olution addressed to Council supports open, trans Whereas, the community so; and Now, therefore, be ' it the Delaware peneral parent governmental opera of Newark is impacted by Whereas, Newark City resolved · by Newark City Assembly approved unani tions, and believes all politi state legislation; and Council believes it is a whol Council, that the Mayor and mously by Newark City cal bodies have a duty to Whereas, Newark City ly appropriate practice and the Council of the City of Councj.l on Jan. 26: . hold themselves to the highest Council and every other local becoming of good govern Newark support and encour ethical standards; and government and sta~e agency ments to provide open access age the adoption by the To support and encourage Whereas, Newark City complies with the Freedom to government proceedings by Geneqil Assembly of legisla the adoption by the General Council believes the state's of Information Act as a mat the public; and tion which furthers the cause Assembly of legislation which Freedom of Information Act ter of law, yet also does so Whereas, open government of uniform, open and trans furthers the goal of open, was adopted to ensure the believing it is a wholly appro-' is a nonpartisan issue and is parent government at all lev transparent government. People's business is conduct- priate practice and becoming supported by members of-our els in Delaware.
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It. was a histQnc maugura- in yQur cQmmunity, ' country and they WQuld like it; they are creat tlO~ m many one of them WQrld can be exciting, fulfill- ing their visiQn O'f their perfect bewg the ing and can help yQuth develop WQrld. NQW have them look back record num- strQng ' leadership and interper- at the picture and identify what ber of people sona! skills. It is easy to agree that SQme O'f the public issues might that attended. those are characteristics we want be. This activity gets them think Nancy, live just nQrtheast Qf 0 Newark. ' Their Qldest \ SQn, ::3 Michael, owns a restau~ant .... Itr .. -::3 T_V. .... in Seven Lakes, N:C., while (b ...... II~ their younger son, Alex, lives ("') 13121 __ 0 in Tampa Bay, Fla. where he 8 ...... ,..... aft trains managers fQr Jake's J Hamburgers. ' LIFESTYLE 9 Local Mormons lend hand at Philly MLK Day of Service earing . "Mormon Emmaus House in Newark. WHelping Hands" hats, A . grant from . LDS 450 teens ' and 100 , Humanitarian Services funded adult leaders from congregations the project. of The Church of Jesus Christ One thousand of the kits of Latter-day Saints crowded were delivered to Cradles to Temple University's Mitten Hall Crayons, a Philadelphia-based during the Greater Philadelphia organization that provides King Day of Service last week. . basic essentials, free of charge, • The teens, from Delaware, to low-income and homeless Maryland, New Jersey and children from newborns to pre Pennsylvania, assembled 3,000 teens. arts and crafts kits, which will be Local Latter-day Saints par distributed to local shelters and ticipating in .the service proj organizations serVing children in ect came from congregations need, including The Ministry of in Wilmington, Newark, and Caring in Wilmington and The Cecil County, Maryland. Duncan McNeil (left) of Newark and John Sumpter (right) of Wilmington, are all smiles at the conclusion of the "Mormon Helping Hands" service project on Martin Luther King Day. BreenaKline (left) of Newark and Carolyn Holland Deangie Davis (left) and Katie Schroeder (right), (right) of Wilmington, sort supplies for arts and both of Newark, assemble arts and crafts kits crafts kits which will be distributed to area shel for children in need. ters serving children in need. BeadS Hosted by: Northeast Bead Extravaganza , • . Saturday, February' 7th, IOAM-5PM Sunday, .February 8th, lOAM-4PM Aetna Fire Hall 400 Ogletown Rd. (Rt. 273) Newark, DE 19711 $3.00 Weekend Pass • $2.00 Sunday • ,410-864-8409· 610-639-6091 • Clear Explanations of Procedures Premier Vel\dors • Pro/eulona/.' Caring St." 2 Bead Sisters • Ancient Moon Beads • Bead Dreams of • Most Insurances & HMO's Accepted Bead Loft • Beads Bagan· Blue ~anta Beads· Clever Treasures Green Girl Studios· H C Beads and Fashion J&M Gems 'N' Things· Kabela Design . Marcia Moore Desigris • Oriental Treasures • Park Avenue Beads Priscilla Marban • Silver in Style • Talisman Associates Tammi's Collection· Veni Vidi Beadi • Bead My Love Vendors vary by show 10 • • versIons THEATRE • EVENTS • EXHIBITS • NIGHfUFE • MEETINGS 4337. . to help Christians and non-Christians ETmes AND MODERN LIFE 7- PAPER AMERICANA SHOW 10 understand that Charles Darwin's 9 p.m. The Unitarian Universalist a.m. to 4 p.m. Singerly Fire Hall, theory of evolution is not fact and is Fellowship of Newark, 579 Polly 300 Newark Ave., Elkton. $3/person. contradictory to both scientific facts Drummond Road, Newark. Six-week . Children under 12 free. Show features and Christian beliefs. Info, 737-5149 . speaker series. Introduction: Ethics, over 30 dealers from several states who ALL THAT GLITTERS Noon-6 p.m., Theory and Practice. Info, .368-2984. are offering antique books, postcards, Newark Arts Alliance, 276 E. Main WOMAN'S CLUB OF CECIL newspapers, art prints, advertising and St., Suite 102, Newark, shows work COUNTY LUNCHEON - noon, . regional collectibles, photographs, and in all media that sparkles. Artist Elkton Town Hall. Speaker Jean general ephemera. reception Feb. 6, 6-8 p.m. ~howing Moran from Uruon Hospital Life Line. through Feb. 28. ISRAELI FOLK DANCING 7:30-9:30 SUN. FE.B. 1.,.. WORK§lID,,: YOUR YARD - LAST p.m. Arden Gild Hall, 2406 G@'!!9); OPEN'Sl'ACE FOR NATIVE Road, Wilmington $4. Dancing"wlth BILL WOOD STORYTELLER 2 p.m. PLANTS 7-9 p.m. University of .Sharon Kleban. Info, 478-7257. Newark Center for Creative Learning, Delaware Cooperative Extension\ 461 401 Phillips Ave., Newark. "Faruily Wyoming Road, Conference Room THUR.FEB.5 Stories, Funny Fables and Folk Tales 132A, Newark. Learn the importance from Far Away Places." Info, 368-7772. of native plants and how to choose FILMS FOR THOUGHT: "Poet CONTRA DANCE - 1:30-5 p.m. those that will work best for your of Poverty" 7 p.m. Grace Hall at Arden Gill Hall, 2406 Granby Road, spaces. $10. Wo, 831-2667. Westminster Presbyterian Church, FRI. JAN. 30 LONDON 6-9 p.m. Delaware Art Wilmington. Local callers calling 1506 W. 13th St., Wilmington. Film Museum, 2301 Kentmere Parkway, for the Dr. Twaley's Audio Snakes WED. FEB. 4 GLORY OF STORIES 10:30-11:30 a.m, Wilmington. $60 members/$85 non - Lesson 1:30-2 p.m. Dance 2-5 p.m. See EVENTS, 11 ~ Delaware Art Museum, 2301 Kentmere members$85/ $100 patrons. Cocktail Parkway, Wilmington presents "Red . attire. Includes private patron tour, hors MON. FEB. 2 Red Red" by Valeri Gorbachev; a story d'oeuvres and exhibition viewing fol reading followed by an art project. lowed by remarks by Gerret Copeland, SHOW ME THE MONEY .·6-7 p.m. chairman of the board, Delaware Art Small business information session. SAT. JAN. 31 Museum, Lt. Gov. Matt Denn, Oliver Community Services Building, 100 W. MEETINGS St. Clair Franklin OBE, Honorary 10th St., Suite 9, Wilmington. Free. NEWARK ARTS ALLIANCE 10 a.m. British Consul in Philadelphia. Info, 652-6774. - 3 p.m. 276 E. Main St., Suite 102, BACKYARD MONSTERS 9:30 a.m. GETTING ORGANIZED AND FRI., JAN. 30 NEWARK ROTARY CLUB 6:15 - Newark. See the solo show "Something to 4:30 p.m. Delaware Museum of DEVELOPING A SPENDING 7:30 p.m. TImothy's, 100 Creek View Frozen This Way Comes," a photog Natural History, 4840 Kennett Pike, PLAN 6:30-8:30 p.m. NCC.o JAZZERCISE LITE 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Road, Newark. Info, 453-8853. raphy show of Antarctica by Julia Wilmington. Sponsored by DuPont; see Cooperative Extension, 461 Wyoming Low impact,. modified version for SCOTTISH DANCING 7:30 p.m. St. Dooley. enormous animated insecis, massive Road, Newark. Do you want to know seniors. Newark Senior Center, 200 Thomas Episcopal Church, 276 S. 26th ANNUAL GROUND HOG GOLF carpenter ants, emperor scorpion and how to build a workable spending White Chapel Drive. Info, 737-2336. College Ave., Newark. Info, 368- TOURNAMENT 9:30 a.m. Sports and praying mantis up to 96 times their . plan that will help you in managing DJ DANCE PARTY 9:30 p.m. 2318 Athletics Section of thtl New Castle normal size. Creatures ineasure six to . your money? Free. Call to register Featuring Double E. Deer Park ENGLISH CLASSES 1 p.rn. county Department of Commuuity eight feet in length. Info, 658-9111. 831-2667. Tavern, 108 W. Main St., Newark. and 7 p.m. English conversa- Services sponsoring tournament at MALOMANffi 8 p.m. Grace United Info, 369-9414. tional classes. Free. Newark United Delcastle Golf Course, Millcreek Methodist Church, 900 Washington TUES. FEB . .3 Methodist Church, 69 E. Main St., Road, Wilmington. Fee $38 (carts not St., Wilmington. Guest artist Rainer S~T., JAN. 31 Newark. Info, 368-8774 or esl . incIuded). Info, 395-5890. Beckmann, recorder, works by ICONS OF EVOLUTION 7 p.m. Bible [email protected]. PAINTINGS FROM THE REIGN Telemann, Quantz, Pitombeira & Bank. Fellowship Church of Newark, 808 MEN'S BREAKFAST 7:30 a.m. $5 TAl CHI 2:30-3:30 p.m. Mon. or 3:30- OF VICTORIA: THE ROYAL Tickets $20; $15 students/seniors; Old Baltimore Pike, Newark. DVD donation goes to missions. Life 4:30 p.m. Wed. Self directed classes. HOLLOWAY COLLECTION, youth through age 15 Free. Info, 652- presentation of the myths of evolution . Community Church, 750 Otts Chapel Newark Senior Center, 200 White Road, Newark: Info, 738-1530. Chapel Drive. Info, 737-2336. JAZZERCISE 8:45 - 9:45 a.m. TAl cm 10 -11 a.m. and 11 :45 a.m. Certified instructor Nadine - 12:30 p.m. Mon. througb Fri. Nowenrollinq for Weisenbach. George Wilson Center, $70/month. Shaolin Martial Monks - 303 New London Road, Newark. School, 181 E. Main St., Newark. · ...... Info, 366-7069 or www.newarkjazz. Info,373-2918. Just Girls or Just Boys Personal ~t. . JAZZERCISE LITE 9 -10 a.m. Low CHRISTIAN MOTORCfCLE impact, modified version for seniors. · Deve~opment and Training Program . ASSOCIATION 8:30 a.m. FiIstSat. Newark Senior Center, 200 White Lose Weight, Gain Weight and Get Fit! Denny's, Route 13, New Castle. Info, Chapel Drive. Info, 737-2336. 322-1121. JAZZERCISE 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. Ages: 7-12,13-18 ' ...... LIVE MUSIC 9:30 p.m. Featuring Certified instructor Nadine $99/Month . Flip Like Wilson. Deer Park Tavern, ' After-School Weisenbach. George Wilson Center, - • • Just Girls: Every Saturday: 9 AM - 12 PM • 108 W. Main St., Newark. Info, 303 New London Road, Newark. Enrichment_Program 369-94\4. Info, 366-7060 or www.newarkjazz. Just Boys: Every Saturday: 1 PM - 4PM . . Partially Funded by the net. • Make new friends! Become the best you! SUN., FEB.!. PILATES 11 :30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. U.S . .Department of Education .: Mon., 9 - 10 a.m. The&., 6:45 - 7:45 Personal Development Plan OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS 1 p.m. Wed., 10:15 -11:15 a.D). Thurs. Build Self Esteem and Confidence Monday - Friaay - 2 p.m. Westminster House, 292 W. , Newark Senior Center, 200 White ' Nutrition, Health & Fitness . Ages 7-14 Main St., Newark. Info, 453-9075. Chapel Drive, Newark. Info, 737- ...... 2 PM - 5:30 PM KNITflNG KNUTZ GUILD ~ 2336. - ...... p.m. Limestone MediCal Center, STRENGTH TRAINING 10:15 • Only $50IWeek, Limited Space'! Room 005,1941 Limestone Road, - 11:15 a.m. Mon., Wed. and Fri.; Summer Fun Fitness Program • Our Exclusive Program Includes: • Wilmington. Info, 452-0146. 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. Thes. and Thurs. Ages 7 -14 Newark Senior Center, 200 White Fun Fitness Activities MON., FEB. 2 Chapel Drive. Info, 737-2336. June 23, 2009 - July 31: 2009 Homework Assistance STRENGm & FLEXIBILITY • 3 Days - $65 a week MBA DEPRESSION SUPPORT .CLASS 9:30 -10:30 a.m. Mon. Personal Development GROUP 7 - 9 p.m. Sponsored Wed., and Fri.; $4 per sessionl$50 for 4 Days -$80 a week Safe Environment . by Mental Health Association in six weeks. First Presbyterian Church, 5 Days - $95 a week ...... Delaware. To protect privacy of 292 W. Main St., Newark. Info, Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks Provided members, meeting locations provided 731 ~5644 . Before and Aftercare AvailabJe Kidzfit41ife only with registration. Info, 654- KUNG FU 6 - 7 p.m. and 7 - 8 p.m. 30 Blue Hen Drive 6833. Mon., Wed., and Fri. $70/month. (for an additional fee) Newark, DE 19710 OVEREATERSANONYMOUS 7:30 Shaolin Martial Monks School, 181 -'8:30 p.m. Newark United Church E. Main St., Newark. Info, 373-291 8. of Christ, 300 E. Main St., Newark. Call to Register Today! (302) 731-9808 or visit www.kidzfit4Iife.com Info, 377-6746. See MEETINGS, 11 ~ *Minimum Enrollment required to start classes, Limited space available. IN THE NEWS . 11 Ark United Church of Christ, 300 E. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS 7 Awareness Center, 280 E. Main St., touched by cancer. The Wellness ~ MEETINGS, from 10 Main St., Newark. Info, 454-1431. p.m. Orientatio~ for the Wilmington Suite 109, Newark. $15/class. Info, Community in New Castle County, COPING WITH LIFE & MS 4 - 5:30 chapter. Pan era Bread, 3650 Kirkwood 792-7230. 4810 Lancaster Pike, Wilmington. KUNG FU 6:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., and p.m. St. Paul's United Methodist Highway, Wilmington. Info, 998-3115. JAZZERCISE LITE 5:30 - 6:30 p,m. Info, 995-2850. Fri.; 10 a.m. Sat. $Ioo/month, unlimited Church, 1314 Foulk Road, Wilmington. ORGANIZING YOU AND YOUR Low impact, modified version for LET'S DANCE CLUB 4 - 6 p.m. sessions. Shao Lin Tiger and Crane . Info, 478-3135. LIFE - 7 p.m.·Greater Newark seniors. Newark Senior Center, 200 Features ballroom and line dancing. Kung Fu Academy, Market East Plaza, STAMP GROUP I p.m. Newark Senior Chapter of CHADD (Children White Chapel Drive. Info, 737-2336. · Free. Meets at Newark Senior Center, 280 E. Main St., Newark. Info, 737- Center, 200 White Chapel Drive. Info, and Adults with Attention Deficit! JAZZERCISE 8:45 - 9:45 a.m. and 200 White Chapel Drive, Newark. , 4696. 737-2336. Hyperactivity Disorder) support group. 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Certified instructor Info, 737-2336. PANIC RELIEF 7 p.m. Mon. and Wed. NEWARK LIONS 6:30 p.m .Lions meet New Ark United Church of Christ, 300 Nadine Weisenbach. George Wilson WOMEN'S DEPRESSION 7 - 9 p.m. Phone workshop. Programs available. ing with program. Deerfield Country E. Main St. Info, 737-5063. Center, 303 New London Road, Support group sponsored by Mental Overcome fears, anxiety and agorapho Club, Thompson Station Road, Newark. Newark. Info, 366-7060 or www.new Health Association in Delaware for bia, and achieve positive self-image. Info, 731-1972. THUR., FEB. 5 arkjazz.net. Newark area. Free. To protect pri Info, 732·940-9658. POETRY SLAM MISTRESS MARGIE YOGA 10:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Free, vacy of members, meeting locations • DIVORCECARE 6:30 -: 8:30 p.m. Berea BELLO 8 p.m. Newark Arts Alliance, YOGA 9 - 10 a.m. Newark Senior pre-registration is required. For people provided only with registration. Info, Presbyterian Church, 957 Old Lancaster 100 Elkton Road, Newark, Poetry read Center, 200 White Chapel Drive, touched by cancer. The Well ness 654-6833. Pike, Hockessin. Info, 737-7239. ings for 14 yrs. and older. $3 cover. Newark. Info, 737-2336. Community in New Castle, 4810 NEWARK MORNING ROTARY 7 ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF charge. YOGA 6:30 - 8 p.m. Mixed level, Lancaster Pike, Wilmington. Info, - 8:15 a.m. Meeting and breakfast. OTHER LANGUAGES 9 a.m. to 11:30 Iyengar style. Min. three months expe 995-2850. 'The Blue & Gold Club, Newark. Info, a.m. Jan. 26-April I, Elkton Station, WED., FEB. 4 rience required. Drop-ins welcome. TAl cm 4: 15 p.m. Free for people 738-9943. Room 328. Info, 410-392-3366. 23rd REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT SHOWTIME TRIVIA Deer Park Tavern, COMMITTEE NOMINATION 108 W. Main St., Newark. Info, 369- MEETING 7:30 p.m. West Park 9414. Elementary School cafeteria, 193 W. CONSTITUENT BREAKFAST 7:30 - , Park Place, Newark. Accepting nomina 8:30 a.m. State Rep. Terry Schooley will tions for committee members for four attend to field questions and concerns. year terms. There are a total of 20 slots Eagle Diner, Elkton Road, Newark. up for election. All Democrats in the Info, 577-8476. district are eligible to vote and run for DIVORCE CARE 7-8:15 p.m. A sup the positions. Info, 368-5626. port group at Praise Assembly, 1421 HALF PRICE PIZZA Deer Park Tavern, Old Baltimore Pike, Newark. Info; 108 W. Main St., Newark. Info, 369- 737-5040. MAdOR CLOSEOUT PURCHASE 9414. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Asbury United Methodist TUESDAY, FEB. 3 Church, 300 E. Basin Road, New . 150,000 ·PAIRI Castle. Info, 610-444-5194. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS 6-7 BINGO 12:45 p.m. Lunch available for A leading NewYorkCitywomen'sfashion brand! p.m. Newcomers meeting follows at 7 $2.25 a platter at II :45 a.m. Newark p.m. Aletheia School, 91 Salem Church Senior Center, 200 White Chapel Drive. SOLD ON-LINE AND AT LEADING SPECIALTY STORES: $25-$54 Road, Newark. Info, 824-6317. In£o, 737-2336 .. CONSTITUENT BREAKFAST 7 - 8 EVENING YOGA 5:30 - 7 and 7 - 8:30 a.m. Join state Rep. John Kowalko for p.m. Sponsored by Newark Parks & coffee and conversation. Friendly's Recreation. $65, Newark resident $55. Restaurant, 1115 S. College Ave., Newark Senior Center,'2oo White Newark. Info, 577-8342. Chapel Drive, Newark. Info, 366-7060. NEWARK DELTONES 7:45 p.m. For JAZZERCISE LITE 9 -10 a.m. Low men who like to sing. New Ark United impact, modified version for seniors. 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Info, 388-6469. --RUGGED------tI 1W_1i1HOUSE l® urban decay, drug trade, murders, ~ EVENTS, from 10 prostitution and economic racism. , Bowie,MD Gaithersburg, MD . Free. Info, 356-2721. Gaitherstown Plaza based on the letters of Father Michael LECTURE Noon, The Center for the Free State Mall Pasadena, MD Glasgow, DE Doyle, priest at Sacred Heart Church Creative Arts, Yorklyn. Michael College Park. MD Laurel MD Pasadena Crossroads Summit Bridge Rd College Par~ Shopping Center Brockbridge Shopping Center in Camden, NJ. His words bear wit Dixon, historian, will present a lecture North Baltimore, MD Wilmington, DE ness to the total neglect of America's Fredrick. MD Salisbury, MD North Plaza Mall Prices Comer Shopping Center on the Mason-Dixon Line. Free. Info, Prospect Plaza The Commons at Salisbury poorest city and the lives lived amidst 239-2434. 12 IN THE NEWS City wilt look for contaminates next month The plan, which is expected • CURTIS, from 1 to be complete by the end .~ .<. of the year, would be subject with soil could serve as proper to approval from city council. remediation, Houck said. Houck said the city will apply The city's Parks and for grants to help fund the Recreation Department is cur· final project, but she cautioned rently in the prpcess of hiring that the project might have to an outside company to design be done in phases based on the a redevelopment plan. for the availability of funding. site. In the , meantime, The final plan will. inc1l}de Bauernschmidt's group, ideas submitted at the punlic Friends of Curtis Mill Park, hearings held last year by the is trying to raise the $200,000 city and Paul Bauernschrnidt, needed to restore the historic a consultant hired by the city sqJ.okestack, the only part of to help facilitate public input. the original mill still remain· "It seems like a park is ing after the rest of the build what the community wants," ing was torn down in 2907 . Houck said. "There's a strong . So far, the funaraising push Jor a skateboard park. efforts have had limited . suc- - No funding has been set aside, cess, bringing in less than no firm decisions ' have been $500, Bauernschmidt said . . A made, but everybody agrees 5K fundraiser to support the they would like to see it look smokestack-saving effort is better." planned for March 28. Theg reat football holiday ten a grip on this country and The combinatiOli of • UPFRONT, from 1 won't let go. We love big, shiny America's favorite sport - foot- . extravaganzas and what's a ball- and America's real favor· For somebody that hates the bigger extravaganza than the ite pastime - having fun - is winter and the blahs that come Super Bowl. just too good to pass up. The with it, this is. a great excuse to Yes, there are far more powers that be in football were enjoy a party. The Super Bowl important things going on smart enough to figure this ~mt comes at a great time, as we than football - I realize that. and capitalize. Way more than you can just fo.ught our way through However, you can bet that So no, we don't have the January, and are looking to get in . spite of all the issues that Eagles-Ravens to watch this see from the road! through another February. people in this country and in .Sunday. But we still get to But it's more than just that. this town face, we will tune in celebrate football and this last We· have it all! 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' en Newark resident with a host family in Nicaragua 0 community college administer state- and federally Architects in Wilmington. to become fully immersed in ~ mandated reports and coordi Shew earned a master's accepted into the country's language and cul Amy Shew, ~ nate regional and specialized degree in public administration ture. After acquiring the lan c..s a graduate of Peace Co.rps accreditation. ' in community developm,ent guage and cultural skills neces ~ Newark High II) The 50-year-old Salem and nonprofit management , Amanda LaUren Levering, sary to assist her community, School and the 24, of Newark has been accept Z Community College in Carneys from University of Delaware Levering will serve for two II) University of Point, N.J. is a two-year, public ed into the Peace Corps. Upon , years in Nicaragua, living in a ..c: Delaware,recent in 1999. graduating ' from volunteer E-4 ' school with nearly 2,000 stu In 1995, she graduated manner similar to people in her ly joined Salem dents enrolled in one of its , training in April, Levering will host country. Levering joins 23 Com m u nit y Shew magna cum laude from UD be helping programs address • associate degree programs or with a bachelor's degree in Delaware residents currently O'l College as its its 40 certificate programs'. ing HIV/ AIDS prevention and 0 international relations. serving in the Peace Corps. ' 0 coordinator of institutional Shew previously w()rked infant mor(;ility rates. eN research and planning. Levering is the daughter of as communications manag 0 In her new position, Shew er for the Wilmington-based Dr. Axe wins sports· Ken and. Denise Levering and Local students make C(") a graduate of Newark High York College medicine award School. 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[email protected] [email protected] Usually when you walk into It's late January, the tempera a basketball game and see the ture is a couple degrees below coach flailing his arms on the freezing, and the University of sideline, it's his way of reiterat - Delaware lacrosse team is pre ing what he is verbally yelling paring for another outdoor pra9- to his players. tice in Rullo Stadium. For Rij::h Pelletier, his wav The conditions aren't ideal in ing arms and signing hands conventional terms, but they are usually mean he is simply what Coach Shillinglaw, brac trying to calmly tell a player ing for his 31st season, consid something important through ers the best thing for his Blue sign language. 'Hens in preparation for their Pelletier, who is deaf, is in Feb. 7 game against St. Joseph's his first season coaching the at home. varsity basketball team at the ''The arena isn't bad, but the Delaware School for the Deaf lighting isn't as good, the back (DSD). Pelletier who is also ground is difficult for the goal the dean of the schools 33 ies, and we don't have the space · high school-age students, has we need inside," Shillinglaw 20 years of experience coach said of Delaware Field ' House, ing football, but never even the major practice venue for so played basketball at the high many years. ''1 feel that one hour school level. outdoors is worth every two you "Nobody else was will- spend practicing inside. . ing to coach the team," said ' "It's cold. You feel it. But the Pelletier, speaking through coaches just have to keep them an interpreter, when 'asked moving; and they know that this why he would take on such is the· way it is ... they have to a monumental . task. "I didn't get used to it." want the kids to suffer, so I No preseason drills in ariy jumped in. sport are intended to be easy, but "I've always been a big laerosse is a "spring sport" in basketball fan, but have relied which preparation and competi \ -...) 1;)0 on coaching mentors to learn tion begins in the stranglehold -...) I the strategies of the game." of winter. The Blue Hens have 0 already had a couple scrimmag -...) The Blue Hawks playa full N) schedule as the only "deaf' es and their first four games will *"" team in the Mid-Atlantic be played in February, followed • League, which is made up of by a fifth on March 6 in the tun I-rj , small "hearing" schools in the dra of Albany, N.Y. ~ region with enrollments simi As for the season, Shilling -...) lar to the DSD. The University of Delaware men's basketball team defeated Georgia State 60-48 on Saturday after law and players hope to play 1;)0 noon at the Carpenter Center but then lost 78-55 to George Mason on the road Tuesday night. Brian -...) See DEAF, 17 ~ tb . Johnson (above) scored 10 points in the win over Georgia State. . ' See LACROSSE, 17 ~ 0 < ...... c.o • McVey Elementary girl sprints her way to record Eliza Brooks, of Newark qualifier among the finalists in ne,rs from all 50 states vying to Championship Series." Stuczynski. ~ and from McVey Elementary, both boys and girls heats. She become, for one night, New Among the _Millrose As the nation's premier ::I was the top girls qualifier for got a roaf from the crowd with York City's fastest kid. The Games headliners will be indoor track and field invi- (II the finals of the Fastest Kid 'her time at the qualifying race 102nd Millrose Games takes Bernard Lagat, the six-time tational meet, the Millrose ~'"1 in New York 55-meter dash. at the Armory in Harlem. place Jan. 30 at the world- Wanamaker Mile champion, Games also features Olympic ::0;" The event, which is one of Twelve 7- and 8-year old famous Madison Square who will attempt 'to tie the caliber stars and top college and "1:j 0 the most popular at Millrose, runners qualified Jan. 14 at Garden. Held annually since . Wanamaker Mile win record high school athletes. Even~s en .-+ features the fastest 7- and 8- the New Balance Track & 1908, the Millrose Games owned by legendary Irish great include men's and women's 0 is the nation's longest-run- Eamonn Coghlan, in addition sprints, hurdles, middle-dis ::I year olds in the city and takes Field Center at The Armory to ..... place right in the middle of compete at the 2009 Millrose ning invitational track meet, to Australia's Steve Hooker, tance races - including the -::I (II races featuring some of the Games in the finals of the Madison Square Garden's the 2008 Olympic champion famed Wanamaker Mile - the (") fastest athletes in the world. Fastest Kid in New York 50- longest-running sporting in the pole vault, and 2008 pole vault, men's shot put and 0 Eliza's qualifying time of 8.49 meter race. For the first time, event, and a highlight of USA Olympic silver medalist in invitational high school and s I seconds put her as the fastest the qualifying was,ope!l,t<,> ~~- Track & Field's annual "Visa the pole vault American Jenn colleiiate races. ,.. ,t •••tJ .f.f.t.t.;J.;.:.1 '3 .. ,; t ••:.t ... ,.t. •.t .• \,U.'.I. ••..•.•. I.I "; 1.< ..... f., ._.1 I ••••; t ••. ~ 7.• .1 ...... _ •• l ...., .~ .. --~.------.~.-.- ...... SPORTS 17 ~ O'FO uses hoops ·to prepare players rn -' 0 The DSD's homecoming Pelletier stresses that while Turn to the . ~ ~ DEAF, from 16 game was held on Friday night, there is a slight difference in ~... a 58-49 win over the Mill Neck the talent level of his team Certified Public Accountants Since 1997 ~ "Once the game starts, there Manor SFD. Junior Reggie compared to a traditional var V really is no difference between Saunders poured in a game sity team, the goal of his pro Specializing in both business and Z , teams who can hear and ones high 21 points, much to the gram is the same as that of in,dividual tax retorn preparation V delight of the crowd. ..c: who can't," Pelletier said. ''The any well-coache.d high school Reasonably priced &very ~ refs are not deaf and most can't The bleachers at their home team. easy to work with sign, so my player:> have to rely games are filled with parents, "Our students need to be • friends, peers and even a pep given the same opportunity to Office with free off-street O'l on their acute sense of move parking located at: 0 ment around them to know club. 'And while many casual compete," Pelletier says. "They 0 when a play'has stopped." observers might think parents need to experience winning and C\l 0 The Blue Hawks (4-6) don't take the games seriously, losing, success and failure, and C(') playa full 18-game schedule Pelletier is quick to dismiss how to overcome challenges. that notion. Playing basketball is just 282 E. Main St., Suite 203 c against "hearing" and "deaf' ~ Cor~~{one ;:::$ teams and will travel as far "Our parents take it very one more way to help prepare ~ Newark, DE 19711,' C as Buffalo and Vermont to do' seriously," the coach said with them for life. GROUP, llC 302-377-7165 ~ ' so. The season ends with the a grin. "I have complaints One thing is for certain, www.cpacornerstone.com·[email protected] I-; Eastern Schools for the Deaf ' about playing time like any Pelletier's mission and com Athletic Association tourna" , other coach, but for the most mitment as a coach is loud and . ment, held in Scranton, Pa., in part our parents are very sup 'clear ... in any language. late February. portive." N0T _ ...-i- Cold doesn't deter UD lacrosse team . ~ UST Colonial Athletic Association junior midfielder Martin Cahill ~ LACROSSE, from 16 playoffs, 'but the Hens appear (29, 9) and junior defenseman to have 'a solid returning group Pat Dowling, three all-CAA pre TRUCKS their way deep into the warmth , that could earn Delaware a pro season players. Delaware also If it's Black & Round, , of late spring, ideally reach gram-record sixth consecutive ' has a 52-percent face-off man in Big or Small, ing the Memorial Day week winning season and a trip back Anthony Ruiz (94 of 180). end's Final Four in which they to the NCAA Tournament. The major loss from a year we've got it or played two years ago. Twelve Back are 19le~ermen led by ago may be goalie Tom Scherr can it! lettermen are gone , from last leading scorer attackman Curtis who played an integral role in year's 9-7 team that reached the Dickson (46 goals, 16 assists), Delaware's success . ...... ~ -~ ""J..4of~ --FrbZM ~ -O?fd Cereal -ParfaItS -~and - Gourmet ~ 'Bar Pearot'Rutter . • No security deposit or administration fee • Armed/24 hour surveillance· Month to month leases available O'l • Located just minutes from 195 and the University of Delaware ~ AMEIUC ..'\'S CHOICE FOH HO:\IESTYLE COOKI:--;G 0 O'l 960 S. 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Bowser Sr. held on Jan. 24 at Spicer Mark, of Elkton, Md., grand dancing, had a great sense of .... -- Information is usually supplied A service in celebration Mullikin Funeral Home in children Madison and Mariah humor, entertained her family, '"0 to the newspaper by the funeral of Walter's life was held at ' Newark. Interment followed Penta, and her beloved dog, and was just a fun person to ~ ~ Strano & Family Funeral at Gracelawn Memorial Park I-< director. Additional local obitu Sam: She leaves behind her be around. Most importantly c..s aries are posted each week on Home in Newark on . Jan. in New Castle. brother Gary Snyder of La. ' Barbara's heart belonged to ~ the Ntwark Post Web,site. 23. Burial was on Jan. 24 Contributions may be She was preceded in death by her family. She loved and II) at Fairview Shelly town , made to the Delaware her son Joseph R. Dugan Jr. cared for her family. z II) Cemetery in Williamsburg, Humane Association, 701 A A celebration of Lana's Barbara . will be sadly ..c: Pa. ' St., Wilmington, DE 19801. life was held at R. T. Foard missed by her beloved hus f-4 & Jones Funeral Home in band of 39 years, John J. , Walter Bowser Newark on Jan. 27. Burial Fabian; her loving children • O"l Walter Robert "Butch" was at Brookview Cemetery Patrick M. Fabian, and his 0 Ethel F. Cornell Lana Maria Dugan 0 Bowser Jr., 66, of Newark in Rising Sun, Md. wife Bonnie, of Middletown, C\( died on Jan. 20 at his home Ethel F. Cornell, 93, a Lana Maria Dugan, 55, of Charitable contributions Del., Andrew Fabian, and his 0 with the love of his life, Patti, lifelong resident of Newark, Newark died on Jan. 22 at may be made to the Helen wife Amanda, of Thornton, C(') , by his side. died, on Jan. 21 at Christiana Christiana Hospital. Graham Cancer Center, 4701 Pa. and John Fabian, and his C' Bowser worked for the Hospital. Lana was born on Dec. 6, Ogletown-Stanton Road, wife Janine, of Chesapeake c..s State Highway Department Born in Newark on March 1953, the daughter of Evelyn Newark, DE 19713. City, Md. Barbara was grand ;j ~ from 1961 to 1982. He then 23, 1915, Cornell was the Snyder and the late Lewis R. mother to Owen Fabian, c..s worked for Handler Builders daughter of the late Lewis Snyder. Madison Fabian, Kylee' -, .~ til his retirement n H. Fisher and Bertha Davis. Lana 'X~,..,lmown to many Barbara A. Fabian ian and Maci Fabian. 1998. Walter enjoyed coun Fisher. as "the cake lady." Her pas She'is also survived by her try gospel and bluegrasl' She was employed as, a sion for baking and ' decorat Barbara A. Fabian, of brothers Richard Salkauski music. He loved ' visiting supervisor in the textiles ing cakes came second only Newark, died on Jan. 23 at of Haddon Township, N.J. , the Pocono Mountains and department of the DuPont to her love for family and , Christiana Hospital at the age and Walter Salkauski of the Williamsburg mountains Co. for many years until friends. of 60. Cleveland, Ohio; and her very in Pa., and enjoyed fishing, her retirement. She greatly . She received a nurs Barbara was born and special pet dog Shadow. wildlife, guns, motorcycles enjoyed landscaping ' and ing degree from Harfo'rd raised in Camden, N.J. She Funeral services were held ' and chewing tobacco. gardening around her home Memorial School of Nursing. was the daughter of the at Beeson Memorial Funeral Walter is survived by his and was devoted to animals She was most recently late Anthony imd Eleanor Home of Newark followed devoted companion and fian throughout her life. employed as a surgical tech ' Sa1kauski and made Newark by interment at the Delaware cee of 12 years, Patti McCann; In addition to her parents, at Christiana Care Health her 'home for the past 21 Veterans Memorial Cemetery his mother Mary Bowser; a she was preceded in death by Care System. years. in Glasgow. , brother John Bowser; sisters her husband John K. Cornell, In addition to her moth Barbara was a very fun 'Charlotte Olkowski, Mary Lu a brother and five sisters. She er, she is 'survived by her loving and vibrant person. Messenger, Betty McGinnis is survived by many nieces, daughters Nicole E. Dugan Barbara supported many dif and Nancy Finger. He was n~phews and friends. of Orlando, Fla. and Susan ferent charities because, they See OBITS, 20 ~ CECIL COUNTY MERCHANTS ... How does. your business rank against O"l 0 the competition! O"l -I t"- C(') t"- Come hear the results of the survey! ~ ~ • -.:j< Seminar sponsored by C\( t"- oI t"- C(') t"- Cecil Whig &Newark Post • . . ' ... S 0 '-! Tuesday, February 3, 2009,....---_____ ----, II) , .....~ -~ Bentley's Restaurant RSVP by ....0 '"0 0... Route 40 (Pulaski Highway) Elkton, Maryland January 30 ~ I-< c..s ~ For information contact: II) ~ Amy Bennett at 443.2451!1504~ .or Your Account Executive ~ ~ 20 OBITUARIES - ;- ing and repairing audio/video ews. In addit~on to his par try in the U.S. Department of In 1999, Mr. Harrison ~ OBITS, from 19 ~ systems for Delaware Music ents, he was predeceased by Commerce. remarried Helene Livingston, ::r' (b and Sound on East Main his brothers Edmund and The highlight of his of Newark, whose fam Z Donald Fangman Street in Newark: and then Larry Fangman. . career was participating in ily includes C. Christopher (b as owner of Audio Video Funeral services were held the laying of the keel of the Livingston (deceased); Donald A. Fangman Sr., Systems. He installed educa on Jan. 26 at the chapel at the Nautilus. He also worked Caroline Livingston Nolan, ~ 79., of Newark, died suddenly '"1 tional TV and language labs Delaware Veterans Memorial for Chicago Bridge & Iron. and husband Steven T., of ~ on Jan. 17. in many of Delaware's public Cemetery in Glasgow. . He later worked in Delaware Landenberg, Pa.; beloved 'i:I Born in Baltimore, Md., 0 schools and was involved in A celebration of Don's life for Patterson Schwartz and · grand twins, Christopher and VI Mr. Fangman was the son M the installation- of the origi was held following the ser quickly set out on his own Stephanie, on whom he doted; of the late August and Mary nal sound systems at Dover vice at the Newark Senior as an appraiser and realtor, and devoted sister-in-law, • (Bell) Fangman. '- Downs. Center. which he continued well into Miss Dorothy Anne Laux, of He attended Baltimore Until shortly before his Contributions may be. made his 80's. Wilmington. ~ Polytechnic High School and ~ death, he was involved in var to the Newark Senior Center's · He was predeceased by his He was much loved and ~ served his country proudly in ious outside sales and service Meals on Wheels· program, wife of 62 years, Florence will be dearly missed. . the U.S. Air Force. ~ positions. Fangman's hob 200, White Chapel Drive, P. Harrison. Surviving are a Services were private. (.)0 After · his discharge from 0 bies included golf, big band Newark, DE 19713. son Daniel P. Harrison, and Contributions may be the militar , he worked as a music, crossword puzzles, wife Nancy, of York Town, made to St. Jude Children's Nl radar technician for a civilian good food, socializing with N.Y. and grandson Scott S. Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas 0 contractor and was stationed 0c.o friends and tinkering with C.L. Scott Harrison Harrison, and wife Alisa, of Place, Memphis, TN 38105. · at some of the strategicr adar anything electrical, plumbing Port Chester, N.Y. defense lines of the Cold or automotive. C.L. Scott Harrison, 92, War; He will be dearly missed of Newark, died Jan. 20 at Later, he worked install- by his son and daughte(-in Christiana Hospital, sur law, Donald A. Jr. and Jbyce rounded by family. Fangman of ·Newark;- his Harrison was born April • Additional local obituaries are grandchildren Chad Reedy, · 22, 1916 in New York City, ETHICS posted each week on the Newark and his fiancee Sara McNew, son of the late Cuthbert E. Post Web site. Obituaries of the of Wilmington, Danielle and Lavinia S. Harrison. Science • Environment following persons will be posted Fangman ang Todd Fangman Scott was a Renaissance Religion • Medicine • The Media on the web this week: at home, great-grandchild man, a Huckleberry Finn and multifaceted persona. A Panel of Distinguished Speakers: Doctors Alan Fox, Walter Bowser Willow Purcell and his sis ters Claire Mundt of Owings He hopped freight cars, bor Richard Hanley and more ... 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Timothy W. Britton 'UHdeJC: M. . eluvzck Sunday -~ .....0 Bible Study, 10:00 am r/) Contemporary Service, I I :00 am O . ~mall Groups, 6:00 pm SUN SERVICES 8:30 & I 1:00am 0.. ,..::.: Wednesday. 6·8 pm SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45am I-< Dinner, Awana, Student ~ &: ~ Adult Ministries 525 Polly Drummond Road Q) Newark 302-731-9494 ~ Handicapped Accessible· Child Care TED DAY, PASTOR ~ ~ Page 22 Post Classifieds ' Friday, January 30, 2009 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAl. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFFS SALE cordance with a survey by Zebley and Associates, Inc., SHERIFFS SALE The following Real Estate will be exposed for Pub- Professional Land Surveyors of Wilmington; Delaware, By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #37 DE, AD., 2008. lic Sale at the CITY/COUNTY BLDG., 800 N. French-dated November 16, 1992, as follows, to-wit: . PARCEL NO. 09-041.10-398 Street, City of Wilmington, New Castle County, Dela- BEING the same lands and premises which David L. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 202 Darling Street, Newark, ware, by Michael ' P. Walsh, Sheriff, on TUESDAY the Duck and Sherry A Prince, did grant and convey unto Delaware 19702 . 10th day of FEBRUARY, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. The legal David L. Duck, by deed dated August' 18, 2006 and re- All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land with the limit of 152 persons in Council Chambers will be corded on August 23, 2006 in the Office of the Recorder of buildings thereon erected situate in White Clay Creek . enforced. Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, being lot 129, SHERIFFS SALE in De~d Instrument 20060823-0081071. , on the Record Major Subdivision Plan of River Walk, as By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #4 DE, AD., 2008. SEIZED AND TAKEN .IN EXECUTION AS THE recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for PARCEL NO. 08-042.00-022 PROPERTY OF DAVID L. DUCK. A New Castle County,. Delaware, on Microfilm 13261, and PROPERTY ADDRESS: 400 Smith Mill Rd., Newark, TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. described in accordance with a mortgage inspection plan DE _ BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH.2, 2009. by Zebley & Associates, Inc., Professional Surveyors of ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the DECEMBER 31, 2008 Wilmington, Delaware, dated July 9, 2007. buildings thereon erected, situate in Mill Creek HunOred, BEING the same lands and premises that Andrew M. New Castle County and State of Delaware, known as 400 SHERIFF'S SALE Gitongu and Tern L. Gitongu by deed dated August 1, Smith Mill Road and being ,more particularly bounded By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #22 DE, AD., 2008. 2007 and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds and described in accordance with a recent survey by Ze- TAX PARCEL NO. 09-038.30-037 . in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed Instru- bley & Associates, Inc., Professional Land SurveYQrs of PROPERTY ADDRESS: 529 Sparrow Court, Newark, ment 20070813-0071551, did grant and convey unto Da- Wilmington, Delaware dated August 3, 2001. . DE 19702 . vid Sanchez, in fee. BEING the same lands and premises which Deborah K. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE ShilesdidbydeeddatedAugust 17,2001 and recorded in dwelling thereon ere-cted, situate in White Clay Creek PROPERTY OF DAVID SANCHEZ. , the office aforesaid in Deed 20010822-0068731 did grant Hundred, New Castle County and State of Delaware, TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. and convey unto Richard C.l'ortella, Jr. known as 529 Sparrow Court, being Lot No. 236 on the BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE Plan pfCountry Creek, as the Plan thereof is of record in DECEMBER 31, 2008 PROPERTY OF RICHARD C. TORTELLA, JR. the Office ofthe Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. Couiity in Microfilm No. 7904, and beipg more particu- SHERIFF'S SALE BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. larly bounded and described in accordance with a survey By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #54 DE, AD., 2008. . . DECEMBER 31, 2008 prepared by AE.S,-Surveyors, Professional Land Survey- PARCEL NO. 08-049.30-285 ors, dated July 26, 2006, as follows to-wit: PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3 Azalea Road, Newark, DE ...... - .. SHERIFF'S SALE BEING the same lands and premises which Christina 19711 By virtue of a writ of ALIAS LEV FAC #10 DE, AD.; M. Boyd did grant and convey unto Charles Edward The land referred to in this commitment is described as 2008. Thompson by deed dated August 14,2006 and recorded follows: . PARCEL NO. 09-017.10-033 on August 23, 2006 in the Office ofthe Recorder of Deeds The following described lands, situate, lying and being PROPERTY ADDRESS: 106 Tamara Circle, Newark, in and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, as In- in New Castle County, State of Delaware: _ Delaware 19711 strument nuinber 20060823-0081096. _ ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the SEIZED 'AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE dwelling thereon erected, situate in Mill Creek Hundred, buildings thereon erected, situate in White Clay Creek PROPERTY OF CHARLES EDWARD THOMPSON. . New Castle County, Delaware, being lot number 90, Block Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, known as Lot TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. E, on the Plan of Meadowood, Section 1, as prepared by Number 4, Block A, on the Plan of Harmony Hills; as said BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 2,2009. Mann-Talley, Inc., dated May 7; 1959 and recorded in plan is of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in . DECEMBER 31, 2008 Microfilm Number 726, and is now more particularly and for New Castle County, Delaware. . bounded and described in accordance with a recent sur- BEING the same lands and premises that Regina D. SHERIFF'S SALE vey prepared by The PELSA company dated 10/7/04, as • Shaw by deed dated July 31, 2002 and recorded in the By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #24 DE, AD., 2008. follows, to wit: in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New PARCEL NO. 10-043.10-735 BEING the same lands and premises which Tasha Castle County, Delaware, in Deed Instrument 20020826- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 18 Kelston Drive, Newark, DE Smith, did grant and convey unto William T. McCracken, 0082272, did grant and convey unto Adam DePaul and 19702 " by deed dated October 26,-2005 and recorded on Decem Michelle DePaul, in fee. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the ber 7, 2005 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and SEIZEDANDTAKENINEXECUTIONASTHEPROP- buildings thereon erected, situate in New Castle Hun- for Sussex County, State of Delaware, Deed Instrument - ERTY OF ADAM DEPAUL AND MICHELLE DEPAUL. dred, New Castle County and State of Delaware, known 20051207-0126680. ' TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. as 18 Kelston Drive, being Lot. No. 310, on the Plan of SEIZED AND rAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE BALAN"CE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. Wellington Woods, as the Plan thereof is of record in the PROPERTY OF WILLIAM T. MCCRACKEN. DECEMBER 31, 2008 Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. County in Microfilm No. 10595, and being more particu- BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. SHERIFFS SALE larly bounded and described in accordance with a survey DECEMBER 31, 2008 By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #16 DE, AD., 2008. prepared by First State Mortgage Surveys, Professional TAX # 11-005.40-048 Land Surveyors, dated October 13,2002, as follows, to- SHERIFFS SALE' PROPERTY ADDRESS: 51 Sanford Drive, Newark, DE wit: - ' By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #57 DE, AD., 2008. 19713 BEING the same lands and premises which Alfredo J. PARCEL NO. 11-028.40-168 ALL that certain piece or parcel ofland with the dwell- Castillo and Maritza Castillo did grant anq convey unto PROPERTY ADDRESS: 633 Corsica Ave. Bear DE ing thereon erected, situated in Pencader Hundred, New Christopher Gaitwood and Jene Gaitwood by qeed dated 19701 ' . ' , Castle County and State of Delaware and known as ~ot !'l"0vember- 21, 2006 and recorded on No,:ember 30, 2006 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland with the im- . No. 23, Block N, on the Plan of Robscott Manor, SectIOn m the Office of the Recorder of Deeds m and for New provements thereon situate in Pencader Hundred New '!wo, as said p~an is of record in the Office for the Record- Castle County, State of Delaware; as Instrument number Castle County and State of Delaware, being Lot Num ~g o~ Deeds m and for New Cas.tle County, D~laware; 20061130-011253'9. ber 306 as shown on the Record Major Subdivision Plan m MIcrofilm Record 798 and bemg more partIcularly SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE of Pine Woods of record in the Office of the Recorder of beunded and described in ~ccordance wit~ a survey pre- PROPERTY OF CHRISTOPHER GAITWOOD AND , Deeds in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Micro pared by Zebley and AsSOCIates, Inc., Registered Survey- JENE GAITWOOD. - film No. 10148 said lot also known as 633 Corsica Ave ors, ~ilmington, Delaware, dated July 6,1994, as follows, TERM~ OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. nue, and being'more particularly bounded and described to Wit: . .. B~CE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. in'accordance with a survey prepared by AE.S., Survey- • BEING t~e same lands and premlses which Deutsche . DECEMBER 31, 2008 ors, dated November 1.989, as follows to-wit: Bank NatIOnal Trust Company as Trust.ee f?rmerly . ~HERIFFS SALE BEING the same lands and premises which Anthony G. known as Bank~rs. TI;Ist. ~ompany of. Califorrua, N.A. By virtue of a wnt of THIRD PLURIES LEV FAC #31 Paladino and Christine L. Paladino, did grant and convey as Trustee, ~ot m ItS mdiVld~al capaCIty but solely as DE, AD. , 2008. unto Christine L. Paladino; by deed dated November 24, Trustee, or ItS successors aSSIgns, on behalf of Vendee PARCEL NO. 09-037.40-246 . 1999 and recorded on November 29 1999 in the Office .Mortgage Trust 1997-3, of did grant and convey unto Del- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 303 Jaymar Boulevard, Newark, of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, mont Farmer and Debra Farmer by d~ed dated July 25, D;E 19702 .. . State of Delaware, in Deed Book 2746 at Page 142. . 2005 and recorded on August 12, 2005 m the Office ofthe ALL that certam lot, pIece or parcel of land With the SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE Recorder of. Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State improvements thereon erected, situate in White Clay PROPERTY OF CHRISTINE L. PALADINO. of Delaware, in Deed Instrument 20050812-0080552. Creek Hundred, New Castle County and State of Dela- TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE ware being designated as Lot No. 272, as shown on the BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2 2009. PROPERTY OF ' DELMONT FARMER AND DEBRA Record Major Subdivision Plan of Salem Woods, Phase II DECEMBER 31 2008 FARMER. of record in the Office ofthe Recorder of Deeds in arid for SHERIFFS SALE ' TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. New Castle County and State of Delaware in Microfilm By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #59 DE AD 2008 BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. No. 8260, being more particularly bounded and described PARCEL NO 11-023 20-294 "' . ' DECEMBER 31, 2008 in accordance with a survey by ~ast Coast Survey, dated PROPERTY AnDRESS: 26 Lake Tahoe Circle, Bear, DE SHERIFF'S SALE March 22, 2001, as follows, to-Wit: 19701 By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #18 D~, AD., 2008. BEING the same lands and premises conveyed unto BEGINNING at a point on the Northwesterly side of TAX PARCEL NO. 11-0~0.30-039 . . H~ard A Hoope~ and Carol Ann Hoope~ by deed ~f Lake Tahoe Circle at 25 feet wide, said point being a com- PROPERTY ADDRESS. 5012 Rosetree Lane, Newark, HarryD : Olszweskiand~velynM.OlszweskidatedApril mon corner for Lot herein being described and Lot No. DE 19702 . . ' . . 12, 20~1 .and of record m the Office of the Recorder of 108, and further located along the said Northwesterly ~ . that certam l~t , pIec~ or parcel of land With . the Deeds m and for New Castle County and State of Dela- side oflake Tahoe Circle, the two (2) following described bmldings thereon, SItuate m Pencader Hundred, New ware at Instrument Number 20010416-0026659. courses and distances: 1) by a curve to the right having a Castle County ~d State of Delaware, known as ~012 Ro- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE radius of 626.00 feet in a Northeasterly direction, an arc s~t~e~ Lane, bemg Lot No. 51 on the ~cord ~aJor Sub- PROPERTY OF HARVARD A HOOPER AND CAROL distance of 175.70 feet to the point of tangency of said ~VlslOn Plan of-Ros~tree Hunt, a~ SaId plan IS of record ANN HOOPER. . -. curve: 2) North 50 degrees 20 minutes 22 seconds East m the Office Recording of Deeds m and for New Castle TERMS OF SALE. 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. 162 08' thence from said point of beginning along said County, Delaware, in Microfilm Record No. 10256, and BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. . , . being more particularly bounded and described in ac- DECEMBER 31, 2008 (Contmued) . . . Post Classifieds Friday, January 30, 2009 Page 23 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (Continued) . SEIZED AND .TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- Page 136 and Third Amendment dated November 30, 1992 of Lot No. 108, North 39 degrees 39 minutes 38 seconds West ERTY OF CLARA S. HARRIS. record in Deed Book 1445, Page 49 and Fourth Amendment 124.60 feet to a point in line of lands reserved for Private TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- dated August 25,1993 and of record in Deed Book 1584, Page Open Space; thence thereby North 53 degrees 38 minutes 38 ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. 58: Fifth Amendment dated October 14, 1997 and of record in seconds East 37.06 feet to a corner for Lot No. 110; thence DECEMBER.31, 2008 Deed Book 2343, Page 319; Sixth Amendment dated Septem- thereby and passing, in part, through the party wall for the ber 22, 2000 and of record in Deed Book 2714, Page 162 and building on this Lot and the building adjoining on the North- SHERIFF'S SALE (2) the Declaration Plan of Waters Edge Condominiums, pre- east, South 39 degrees 39 minutes 38 seconds East 122.74 By virtue ofa writ of LEV FAC #69 DE,AIL 2008. . pared by Kiddel Consultants, Inc., Engineers and Edward C. feet to a point on the said Northwesterly side of Lake Tahoe TAX PARCEL NO. 10-038.30-160 Derby AlA-Architects, Inc., and recorded in the Office afore- Circle; thence thereby, and along the Southeasterly side of a PROPERTY ADDRESS: 7 Greenwich Court, Newark, Dela- said at Microfilm No. 10681, such Plan being amended, in 10 foot wide Permanent Construction Easement, South 50 ware 19702 part, by that certain Plan Amendment recorded in the in the degrees 20 minutes 22 seconds West 37.00 feet to a corner ALL that certain lot, piece-or parcel ofland, with the build- Office ofthe Recorder of Deeds as aforesaid in Microfilm No. for said Lot No_ 108, the point and place of beginning. Be the ings thereon erecteq, situate in New Castle Hundred, New 10835, 10910, 11503 !lIld 11783. . contents thereof what they may. Castle County and State of Delaware, known as 7 Greenwich TOGETHER with a proportionate undivided interest in BEING the same lands and premises which -Joan F. Nee- Court, being Lot No. 149, Section 1, on the Plan of Welling- the Common Elements· of Waters Edge Condominiums, as dles & Denise B. Needles, did grant and convey unto Joan ton Woods, as the Plan thereof is of record in the Office of the. same are more particularly bounded and !,lescribed in the F. Needles, by deed dated October 26, 2001 and recorded On the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County in Mi- aforesaid Enabling Declaration ahd Declaration Plan, such November 7, 2001 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in crofilm No. 4115, and being more particularly bounded and proportionate interests expressed in terms of a percentage of and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed In- described in accordance with a survey prepared by AES Sur- · the Common Elements as being .0038%. strument 20011107-0095565. - veyors, Professional Land Surveyors, dated June 23, 2006. BEING the same lands and premises which Westport II SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- BEING the same lands and premises which Chris S. Childs LLC did by deed dated January 28, 2005 and recorded in ERTY OF JOAN F. NEEDLES. and Crisanda R. Childs, by Deed dated April 28, 2000, and the office aforesaid in Instrument No. 20050203-0012140 did TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- recorded May 1, 2000, in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds grant and convey unto Michael P. Ford. ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed Book 2819, SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- . DECEMBER 31, 2008 Page 85, did grant and convey unto Tamiko K. Gibson, in ERTY OF MICHAEL P. FORD. . fee. .' TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- SHERIFF'S SALE BEING the same lands and premises which Tamiko K. GiJ)- ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #62 DE, AD., 2008. son, by Deed dated July 18,2006, and recorded July 21, 2006, DECEMBER 31, 2008 PARCEL ID: 10-032.20-271 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle PROPERTY ADDRESS: 14 Gershwin Circle, Newark, DE County, Delaware, in Instrum.ent No. 20060721-0069594, did SHERIFF'S SALE . 19702 grant and convey unto Stewart A Liggon and YQlanda C. L.ig- By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC#89 DE, AD., 2008. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland with the dwell- gon, husband and wife, in fee. · PARCEL NO. 10-043.10-596. ing thereon erected, situate in New Castle Hundred, New SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 157 Three Rivers Circle (Amberfield Castle County and State of Delaware, and being Lot No. 290 ERTY OF STEWART A. LIGGON AND YOLANDA C. LIG- Lane) as shown on the Record Resubdivision Plan ofTaylortowne, GON. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland with the build as said plan is of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- ings thereon erected situated in New Castle Hundred, New in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Microfilm No. ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARV"2, 2009. Castle County and State of Delaware being known as Lot No. 5753 and being more particularly bounded and described as DECEMBER 31, 2008 379 on the Record Resubdivision Plan of Wellington Woods follows, to wit: . Sections II and III, as said plan is of record in the Office BEING the same lands and premises which Andrew M. SHERIFF'S SALE of the Recorder of Deeds, New Castle County, Delaware in Cuomo, did grant and convey unto Nathan E. Berry and By 0rtue of a writ of LEV FAC #74 DE, AD.; 2008. Microfilm No 10595 said lot is also 157 Three Rivers Drive Tashel R. Berry, by deed dated March 27, 2000 and recorded PARCEL NO. 08-055.20-022 and being more particularly bounded and described in accor- on May 4, 2000 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2006 Carol Dr., Wilmington, DE dance with a recent survey by East Coast Surveyors dated and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, inDeed Book 19808 _ November 16, 1998. 2822 at Page 124. ALL that·certain lot, pie!;e or parcel ofland. situate in Mill- BEING the same lands and premises which Charles J. Van SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware know as Lot Fossen III and Janice F. Palefsky nka Janice F. Van Fossen ERTY OF NATHAN E. BERRY AND TASHEL R. BERRY. No. 5 Block H also known as 2006 Carol Drive on a plat of did by deed dated November 30, 1998 and recorded in the TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- Section 1, Eastburn Acres, as prepared by Van Demark & office aforesaid in Deed Book 2548 Page 298 did grant and ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. _ Lynch Inc. Civil Engineering .and Surveyors dated July 2, convey unto Joretta C. Alston. DECEMBER 31, 2008 1959 and of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- and for New Castle County, in Deed Microfilm 733. ERTY OF JORETTA C. ALSTON. SHERIFF'S SALE BEING the same lands and premises which Doris A. Mal- TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #67 DE, AD., 2008. riat did by deed dated January 15,2005 and recorded in the ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. TAX # 11-006.40-091 Office ofthe Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, .. DECEMBER 31, 2008 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 827 Broadfield Drive, Newark, Del- Delaware in Instrument No. 20050628-0063875 did grant !lware i"9713 and convey unto Doris A. Malriat and Deborah A. King. SHERIFF'S SALE ALL that certain lot,.piece or parcel ofland with the dwell- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- By virtue of a writ of ALIAS LEV FAC #90 DE, AD., 2008. ing thereon erected, situate in Pencader Hundred, New Cas- ERTY OF DORIS A. MALRIAT AND DEBORAH A. KING. PARCEL NO. 10-032.40-035 tle County, Delaware, also known as Lot No. 156, Block L on TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 22 Reubens Circle Newark DE the Plan of Scottfield, Section Three, as said Plan is of record ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2,2009. 19702 ' , in the Office ofthe .Reco~der of Deeds, in and for New Castle DECEMBER 31, 2008 ALL that certain piece,·parcel or lot ofland situate in New County, Delaware m Ml.crofilm Record 2217 and more par- Castle Hundred, New Castle County and State of Delaware, ticularly bounded and described in.accordance with a r~cent. . SHERIFF'S SALE · being Lot No. 271, as shown on the Record Resubdivision survey prepared by Zebley & AsSOCIates, Inc., dated April 19, By virtue. of a wnt of ALIAS LEV FAC #77 DE, AD., 2008. Plan, Taylortowne, as recorded in the Office of the Recorder 2006. ., PARCEL NO. 08-01.8.40-152 . of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, on Microfilm No. BEING th~ same lands and pr~ffilses which Alphonso PR:OPERTY AI?DRESS: 47 Harvest Lane alkJa 103 St. ClaIre 7046, and being more particularly bounded and described in Jackson, Actmg Secretary of Housmg and Urban Develop- Dnve, Hockessm, DE 19711 accordance with a survey prepared by Zebley & Associates, ment~ ~fWashin.~n, D.C., acting by and through the Federal ~~ that certain piece, p;;rrcel o~ tra~t of land with the Inc., dated August 25, 2003. . Housmg b~ey and AssocIat~s! ~c, ProfeSSIonal Land Surveyors and Establishing ~ ~lan for Condomuuum OwnershIp of Waters BEING the same lands and premises which Thomas Kac SIte Planners ofWilmmgton, Delawa~e, dated May 21, 1982: ~dge Condomuuums, dated December. 3, 1990 and recorded zmarczyk did by deed dated June 18, 2001 and recorded in BEING tJ:.1..e same lands ~d preffils~s as conveyed unto m the Office of the .Recorder ofDeed~ m and for New Castle the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, New Castle County, In Clara Hams by Deed of DaVId S. Hams and Clara S. Har- County, Delaware, m Deed Book 116, Page 282, as amended strument No 200107030053305 did grant and convey unto ris, dated October 7, 1993, and recorded in the Office of the by that certain First Amendment dated March 28, 1991 and Jah-Mahl L Harris ' Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, State of recorded in Deed Book 1158, Page 37 and Second Amend- .. (Continued) Delaware, in Deed Book 1603, Page 272. ment dated June 20, 1991 and recorded in Deed Book 1191, ,., Page 24 Post Classifieas - Friday, J a nua r y 3D, 2009 LEGAL NOTICE RE: DEADLY WEAPON Attention Hig" School Seniors!! I, Pedro J , Sierra Jr, Get your NEW POWER WHEELCHAIRS 'residing at, 8 Belfort The MDDe Press Foundation is looking for Loop, Newark, DE SCOOTERS and HOSPITAL BEDS , . 19702 will make appli an outstanding senior st9ff member of a MD, cation to the judges of DE, or D.C. high school newspaper. the Superior Court of Q Absolutely no cost to ,,If, ''1j the State of Delaware l... .. ~ you if qualified. /'::::1C ,I in and for New Castle Win a $1,500 CASH SCHOLARSHIP! County at Wilinington New lift chairs starting at $699.00. \. for the next term for a Visit www.mddcpress.com ' 2009 Michael S. 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BAL- Microfilm No. 11345 ill the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, corder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, State of Dela- ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 'MARCH 2, 2009. New Castle County, Delaware. Be the contents thereof what ware as Instrument No. 20041004-0108505. DECEMBE-R 31, 2008 they may. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- BEING the same lands and premises that Pulte Home Cor- ERTY OF MEGAN VICTORIA BRADLEY. _ SHERIFF'S SALE poration by deed dated October 25, 1994 and recorded in the · TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. B1\L- By virtue of a writ of 5th PLURIES LEV FAC #96 DE, AD., Office of the Recorder of Deeds, New Castle County, Dela- ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. 2008. ware, in Deed Book 1840, Page 201, did grant and convey DECEMBER 31, 2008 PARCEL ID: 08-042.20-122-C0112 unto Leonard Epps and Doraetha Linton, in fee. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4307 Birch Circle, Wilmington, Del- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- SHERIFF'S SALE aware ERTY OF LEONARD EPPS AND DORAETHA LINTON. By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #124 DE, AD., 2008. ALL that certain unit of real property existing under and TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- PARCEL ID: 10-038.30-123 by virtue of the Unit Property Act of Delaware, known as ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE-MARCH 2, 2009. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 18 Wellington Dr., Newark, DE Unit No. 112,4307 Birch Circle, in Birch Pointe Condomini- DECEMBER 31, 2008 19702 _ um, situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del- ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the im- aware, as said unit is being more particularly bounded and SHERIFF'S SALE provements thereon erected, situate in New Castle County, described in 1) the certain Enabling DeclaratIon of Reston By virtue ofa writ of LEV FAC #110 DE,AD., 2008. State of Delaware, being known as Lot No. 177, on the Re- Corporation, dated June :;l8, 1984, and of record in the Office PARCEL ID: 09-016.30-013 cord Major Land Development Plan of Section 1. Wellington of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County and PROPERTY ADDRESS: 18 Winnwood Road, Newark, Dela- Woods, as the plan appears ofrecord in the Office of the Re- State of Delaware in Deed Book 179, Page 97; as amended by ware 19711 corder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County and State of . instrument dated January 2, 1985, and of record in the Office ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland, with the build- Delaware, in Microfilm No. 4115, said lot is also known as 18 of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County and -ing thereon erected, known as 18 Winnwood Road, situate in Wellington Drive, and being more particularly bounded and State of Delaware in Deed Book 179, Page 97; as amended by White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County and State of described in accordance with a recent survey prepared by instrument dated January 2, 1985, and of record in the Office Delaware, and being Lot No. 189, Block J of the subdivision East Coast Survey, Professional Land Surveyors, dated July aforesaid, in Deed Book 192, Page 55; as further amended .0fWindy Hills, Microfilm No. 747. 24,2003, as follows, to wit: , by instrument dated May 9, 1985 and recorded in the Of- BEING the same lands and premises which Douglas E. BEING the same lands and premises which Byron A: fice aforesaid in Deed Book 232, Page 258 (the Declaration, Dietrich and Antonina F. Dietrich, by Deed dated April 28, White, did grant and conVf!y unto Kenneth G. Lumpkin, Sr. as amended, is hereinafter r eferred to as the "peclaration"; 2005 and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and Crystal R. Lumpkin, by deed dated july 30, 2003 and and 2) Condominium declaration Plan of Birch Pointe Con- and for New Castle County and State of Delaware, in Instru- recorded on July 31, 2003, in the Office of the Recorder of dominium Phase One, prepared by Ramesh C. Batta Associ ~ ment #20050504-0042443, did grant and convey unto Brian Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in ates, dated June 18, 1984 and of record in the office aforesaid P. James and Andra James. ' Deed Instrument 20030731-0091368. in Microfilm No. 7369, as amended by Plan dated January SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROp· SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- 28, 1984 and of 'record in the Office aforesaid in Microfilm ERTY OF BRIAN P. JAMES AND ANDRA JAMES. ERTY OF KENNETH G. LUMPKIN, SR. AND CRYSTAL R. No. 7413, as further amended by Plan dated May 9, 1985, TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL· LUMPKIN. . and of record in the Office aforesaid in Microfilm No. 7540, ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- as further amended by Plan dated May 3, 1985 and of record DECEMBER 31, 2008 ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, ,2009. in the Office aforesaid in Microfilm No. 7577 (the Declaration SHERIFF'S SALE . DECEMBER 31, 2008 Plan, as ame~ded, is hereinafter referred to as the "Declara· By virtue of a writ of ALIAS LEV FAC #113 DE, AD., ' tion Plan"). 2008. . SHERIFF'S SALE BE.~G t~e same lands and premises which R. Jose~h PARCEL NO: 09-016.30-035 . By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #147 DE, AD., 2008. Strammg did by deed dated April 24, 2000, and recorded m PROPERTY ADDRES~: 22 Pinedale Road, Newark, Dela· PARCEL ID' 08.03040-016 5016 the Office of the Recorder of Deeds for New Castle County ware 19711 . ' PROPERTY' ADDRESS' ~iJ16 West B' antine Court in: Deed Boo~ ~817 Page 0119, did grant and convey unto . ALL that certain lot, piece o! parc~l ofland with the build· Wilmington, DE 19808 . ng , RIchard E. PinI, Jr. mgs thereon erected, SItuate m White Clay Creek Hundred, ALL that certain unit of real property existing under and SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROp· New Castle County and State ofDela~are, an.d knov.:n as Lot by virtue of the Unit Property Act of the State of Delaware, ERTY OF RICHARD E. PIN!. JR. . No. 352, Blo~k M, on the Plan ~f SectIo~ 2, Wmdy J:Illls (now known as 5016 West Brigantine Court, Unit 5016, Town A TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL· known as Wmgate Park) as s~Id Plan IS of record m the Of- .Type Unit, Buildirig No. 15, Section 4 in Mermaid Run Con- ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. fice o.ft~e Recor.der ~f Deeds, m and for New Castle Co~ty, dominiums, situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle DECEMBER 31, 2008 at WIlmm~on, m MIcrofilm Plat Re~ord ~o. 747 and beI?g County, Delaware, as said unit is more particularly bj)unded more partIcularly bounded and descnbed I? .accor~ance WIth I;IDd described in (1) the Enabling Declaration Establishing SHERIFF'S SALE a survey made by Howard ~. Robertson, CIVIl Engmeers and a an for condominium ownershi for Mermaid Run Condo- By virtue of a writ of ALIAS LEV FAC #98 DE, AD., 2008. Surveyors, as follows, to WIt: P . b d d dO Pdf . d TAX # 10 032 20 096 BEING th I d d . h ' hIP H t mmlUm, y Fran y, Inc., ate ctober 2,1975, an 0 recor - . '. e same an s an preIlllses w IC ~a . ar, in the Office for the Recording of Deeds in and for New Cas- PROPERTY ADI?RESS: ~6 Bach Dnve, Newark, pE 197?2 by Deed dated September .17, 1991 and recorded m the Office tle County and State of Delaware-in Deed Record Z, Volume ALL that certam lot, pIece or parcel ofland WIth the JID- of the Recorder of Deeds, m' and for New Castle County and 90 P g 264' d (2) the Decl t'o PI of Me m 'd R provements thereon erected, situate in New C~stle H~dred, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 1230 Page 108, did grant pr~p:re~ by 'V~ Demark an;~~c~, ~., Cons~lt~g E': New Castle County and State of Delaware, be~.g.desIgnated and convey unto Irma P. Ha~ and Mary S. Ha~t. . gineers and Surveyors of Wilmington, Delaware, dated May as Lot 399, as sho~ on the Record Resubd~VIslon Plan of . SUBSEQUENTLY, the saId Irma P. H~rt dId dep~rt thIS 1975 and of record in the foregoing Recorder of Deeds Office Taylortowne, as saId plan appears of record m the Office of lIfe on or about September 3, 1996leavmg to SUrYlve her. M} fil N 3051 , the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, Dela- Mary S. Hart, as joint tenant with right of survivorship. . mTo:~~~erm 't~proport' onate undivided interest in the Com. ware, on Mic~ofilm No. 6938, more particularly described in SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- mon Eleme:s ofMerm~id Run Condominium as Said Com. accordance WIth a survey by A.E.S. Surveyors, dated May 13, ERTY OF MARY S. HART. EI' I I b d d' d d 'b d 1997, as follows, to-wit: TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- ~on. ements a~e more pa~t;}cu ar y ~un e an escn e BEING th ' I d d ' d t MANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2 2009 m saId DeclaratIon and srud DeclaratIon Plan as they are '. e same an s an preIlllses conveye ~ 0 0- . ,. amended and the recorded Code of Regulations, which pro. mque T. Govens bY2 deed of Terranf ce C. ~y and ElIzabeth DECEMBER 31, 2008 portionate undivided interest expressed in terms of a per. A. Ray, dated May. 9,1997 and 0 record m the Office of the , - centage of the Common Elements as whole equals ~7 69% . Recorder of Deeds m and for New Castle County and State. . SHERIFF S SALE BEING the same lands and premises which Delbar Mare- of Delaware at Book 2280, page 30. By virtue of a WrIt of FIRST PLURIES LEV FAC #114 DE, f: t d Ro gh 0'11; Vakil' did grant and co e unto Del- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- AD.,2008. _ a an '! an",_z 1, nv y ERTY OF MONIQUE T GOVENS TAX PARCEL NO 09-023 10.147 bar Marefat , by.deed dated J uly 15, 2002 and recor~ ed on . . . . . August 20, 2002 m the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, m and TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1005 Stmsford Road, Newark, DE for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed' Instru- ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2, 2009. 19713 .. .. ment 20020820-0080343. DECEMBER 31, 2008 . All that certam lot, ~Iec e o~ parc~l of land WIth the build- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROP- mgs tbereon erected, SItuate In White Clay Creek Hundred, ERTY OF DELBAR MAREFAT ' . ~HERIFF'S SALE N~w Castle County. and State of Dell!-ware, known a~ 1~05 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOwN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- By VIrtue of a wnt of ALIAS LEV FAC #100 DE, AD., Stmsford Road, bemg Lot No. 9 on the Plan of HIllSIde ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 2 2009 . 2008. - , Heights, Second 2 as the Plan thereof is ofrecord in the Of· DECEMBER 31 2008 PARCEL NO. 10-043.30-289 fice of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, ~lch el P Walsh Sheriff PROPERTY ADDRESS: 301 Wren Court, Newark, Delaware Delaware in Microfilm No. 703 and being more particularly 1 a 'Sh rift Offi 19702 , bounded and described in accordance with a survey prepared Wilmin ~ D:lawa: All that certain lot, j'kece or parcel of land, with the build- by East Coast Survey, Professional Land Sunreyors, dated np !/30 2/6 gto , ings thereon erected, situate in New Castle Hundred, New September 29, 2.004. . ' -' .... ,_ ..,,1 ... ; t .' 'I,'., ...... J. Post Classifieds Friday, January 30, 2009 Page 25 ORDER OF PUBLICATION LEGAL NOTICE Commonwealth of Virginia VA CODE § 8.01-316 THE COURT OF Case No.: JJl00619-02-00 COMMON PLEAS Norfolk Juvenile and Domestic Relations Dis FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE trict Court Commonwealth of Virginia, 800 East IN AND FOR City Hall Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia 23510, in re NEWCASTLE . Rayshant Lavontae Brown. COUNTY The object of this suit is to: grant to the Pe IN RE: CHANGE OF titioners Rufus A. Banks, Jr. and Shavaughn NAME OF Michele Sammons N. Banks the adoption' of Rayshant Lavontae Lloyd Brown. ~ PETITIONER(S) 800-220-331 ~ 410-398-1230 It is ORDERED that any person claiming to be TO Michele Watson ~ HELP WANTED the biological father of said child appear at the CHECK OUT above-named Court and protect his interests on Sammons ,.. FuLL TIME CHESAPEAKE or before February 19, 2009 at 11:30 a .m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Michele CLASSIFIEDS np 1123,30,216,13 . DRIVER Sammons Lloyd in EVERYDAY FOR THE COURT OF tends to present a ' - Company Drivers THE COURT OF Petition to the Court THAT NEW JOB! ANNOUNCEMENT mEMPLOYMENT COMMON PLEAS COMMON PLEAS of Common Pleas for Average $1000/week FOR THE STATE FOR THE STATE the State of Delaware OR PLACE AN -Home Weekly OF DELAWARE ~ HELP WANTED OF DELAWARE in and for New Castle AD TO FIND NEW -Immediate Benefits IN AND FOR County, to·change his! ,.. FuLL TIME IN AND FOR . EMPLOYEES! NOTICES -Excellent Equipment NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE her name to Michele COUNTY COUNTY Watson Sammons. ~.chesapeake~ -COL A w/1 yr. expo IN RE: CHANGE OF Michele Lloyd classified. com 23 yoa. IN RE: CHANGE OF Petitioner • NAME OF NAME OF 410-398-1230 GUN & KNIFE Call NFl Dated: January 12,2009 Maria Danette Isaac Michael 800-220-1230 . SHOW , Sunday or Anytime np 1130,216 ,13 .. Charles Rittenhouse-Clark DRIVERS- liquid food 888-504-9944 PETITIONER(S) PETITIONER(S) Timonium Fair grade tankers, P.E . TO ' CITY OF NEWARK Grounds Kramme, Inc. is looking TO DELAWARE for drivers for regional Post Office Now Maria Danette Isaac Michael Feb 6th 3-8p Rittenhouse CITY COUNCIL Feb 7th 9-8p & LH runs. $50K+, paid Hiring! Avg. pay Remedio PUBLIC HEARING Feb 8th 9-3p family bfts, pension $20hr., $57k yr. incl. NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Isaac NOTICE 500 trade tables safety bonus, vac & Fed, benefits, OT. GIVEN that Maria hoI. . COL -A wltank Michael Rittenhouse . February 23, 2009 - 7:30 P.M. . Admission $7 Placed by adSource, Danette Charles in Clark intends to pres 717-697-3088 endr, 2 yrs expo 1-800- tends to present a Tabled 1126109 4A Drive Avondale, PA. not affiliated ent a Petition to the Pursuant to Section 402.2 of the City Charter of Petition to the Court Court of Common w/USPS who hires. of Common Pleas for Pleas for the State of the Code of the City of Newark, D~laware, . notice 1-866-475-2907 the State of Delaware Delaware jn and' for is hereby given of a public hearing at a regular in and for New Castle New Castle County, to meeting of the Council in the Council Chamber at County, to change his! change, hislher name the Municipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, New ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE her name to Maria to Isaac Michael Rit ark, Delaware, on Monday, February 23, 2009 Danette Remedio. tenhouse. ' at 7:30 p.m., at which time the Cquncil will con Sales Maria D. Charles Hannah Rittenhouse sider for Second Reading and Final Passage the Petitioner Petitioner following proposed Ordinance: Full time Advertising Sales position for an estab Dated: 1/19/09 Dated: 1/23/09 Bill 09-03 - An 'Ordinance Amending Ch. 30, lished, growing company. This sales position will np 1130,216 ,13 .np 1130,216 ,13 Water, By Establishing a Water require a person with the ability to sell, service and Rate Schedule Effective 211109 develop new accounts in multiple .publications. THE COURT OF THE COURT OF Patricia M. Fogg, CMC COMMON PLEAS ' COMMON PLEAS City Secretary We offer: FOR THE STATE FOR THE STATE np 1130 OF DELAWARE OF DELAWARE , IN AND FOR IN AND FOR CITY OF NEWARK Established accounts NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE DELAWARE CITY COUNCIL Medical and Dental insurance COUNTY . COUNTY Paid vacation and sick leave IN RE: CHANGE OF IN RE: CHANGE OF PUBLIC HEARING NAME OF NAME OF. NOTICE 401 k with company contribution. Irvin Okelo Kirk Gary Jamar Watson February 23, 2009 - 7:30· p.m. Murphy PETITIONER(S) Pursuant to Section 402.2 of the City Charter of Please send resume with salary history to: PETITIONER(S) TO the Code of the City of Newark, Delaware, notice TO EI; Herald Armata, is hereby given of a public hearing at a regular General Manager Okelo Kirk Logan . Vis,Ali meeting of the Council in the Council Chamber at P.O. Box 190 NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY , the Municipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, New GIVEN that Irvin GIVEN that Gary Ja ark, Delaw.are, on Monday, February 23, 2009 Aberdeen, MD 21001 Okelo Kirk Murphy mar Watson intends at 7:30 p.m., at which time the Council' will con or email information to: intends to present a . to present a Petition to sider for Second Reading and Final Passage the [email protected] Petition to the ' Court the Court of Common following proposed Ordinance: of Common Pleas for Pleas for the State of Bill 09-05 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. 32, No Phone Calls Please! the State of Delaware Delaware in and for . Zoning, By Creating a New Article in and for New Castle New Castle County, to VIII, Public Parkland District and County, to change change hislher name Designating City Property as "PL" Equal Opportunity Employer hislher name to Okelo to EI; Herald Armata Patricia M . Fogg, CMC Kirk Logan. City Secretary Vis, Ali. np 1130,2120 Marie M. Murphy . Gary Jamar Watson Petitioner Petitioner THE COURT OF Dated: 1/16/09 Dated: 1/23/2009 COMMON PLEAS np 1123 ,30 ,216 np 1130,216 ,13 FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE THE COURT OF THE COURT OF IN AND FOR COMMON PLEAS COMMON PLEAS NEWCASTLE FOR THE STATE FOR THE STATE COUNTY OF DELAWARE OF DELAWARE IN RE: CHANGE OF IN AND FOR IN AND FOR NAME OF NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE Jamar James COUNTY COUNTY Williams IN RE: CHANGE OF IN RE: CHANGE OF PETITIONER(S) CONSTRUCTION NAME OF NAME OF TO Crystal Lyn Hyde Gary Monroy Vergara Jamar James Jackson PETITIONER(S) PETITIONER(S) (Williams) . Free Estimates Voice Mail 717·786·0271 TO TO NOTICE IS HEREBY Crystal Lyn Freidly Gary Monroy, Sr. GIVEN that Lisa A. NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY Jackson .intends to Double E Construction Ltd. GIVEN that Crystal GIVEN that Gary Mon present a Petition to Lyn Hyde intends to roy Vergara intends to the ~urt of Common present a Petition to present a Petition to Pleas for the ..state of the Court of Common the Court of Common Delaware in and for Pleas for the State of Pleas for the State of New Castle County, Delaware in and for Delaware in and ' for to change her minor New Castle County, to New Castle County, to child's name to Jamar change hislher name change hislher name James Jackson (Wil to Crystal Lyn Freidly. to Gary Monroy, Sr. liams). Crystal Lyn Hyde Gary Monroy Vergara Lisa A. Jackson Ephraim Smucker Petitioner Petitioner Petitioner Dated: 1/26/09 Dated: 1/5/09 Dated: 1/16/09 np 1130 ;216 ,13 np 1116,23,30 np 1/23,30 ,216 Page 26 Post Classifieds Friday, January 30, ,2009 , U HELP WANTED "' APARTMENTS ... ROOMS ,.. PART TIME ~...- UNFURNISHED ~v FOR RENT ~isit One of these loc;al dealers MYSTERY and drive SHOPPERS home happy! ' Earn up to $1501 day, Under cover shoppers HISTORIC FARM MIDDLETOWN - Room needed to judge retail a-, VOLKSWAGEN home in rural Cecil Co. alI·',for Rent $500.00/mo. and dining establish $1500 mo. + util. Sec. Background check req. - ments. Experience not dep. ref's req. 302-540-1555 SIIIit& required. Please call 410-658-6410 VOLKSWAGEN ,LTD. 888-601-4874 .. COMMERCIAL 4304 Kirkwood Highway, LARGE 1 bed room apt. S Ches City. ~" RENTALS WilMINGTON, DE No pets $700/mo 484-429-3951 ELKTON in town 3 302-998-0131 rm office. Ample prkg Drivers wanted,''' , ~ near Hospital ' & Court House 302-383-2832 RENTALS , STAPLE FORD'S ..MILLINGTON- 1 &2 "' APARTMENTS BR apts for rent. $600 ~" UNFURNISHED & $700/mo. Sec dep , CHEVROLET ..ELKTON- Office Bldg and ref's. Call 410-708-1601 3,523 sq. ft., close to OLDSMOBILE , Rt 40 & 1-95. Ample N. EAST 2BR, in parking. 443-553-1517 town, ' quiet, WID, very 302-834-4568 nice. $775. , FAIRHILL on Rt 273 302-593-6400 near DE line 3 nil office Iretail _ 800 sq. .. HOUSES FOR ft. 410-39'8-5724 ~~ RENT ELKTON 2br 2nd fir, washer I dryer, alc, -. $750/mo sec. dep. req. 443-350-7684 -IICOD Landfill Space ' Available Washington DC area N EAST newly reno. 5.5 miles South of the 4br, 3tun ba SFH w/2 Beltway 1-495 Easy wood stoves. $1500 . Access-Trailer Friendly mo. 410-287-7054 Rates by Truck Size I Volume ' ~ WATERFRONT Call 703-971-1302 ~" RENTALS HISTORIC FARM home in rural Cecil Co. NORTH EAST- 2 br $1500 mo. + util. Sec. apt, newt modern, dep. ref's req . $925/mo + sec. incl, 410-658-6410 uti Is. 410-920-7727 ANUPDATE,D G:t ARQENT TITLE' COMPANY l.ENDER - LOOK-AT Susan M. Knight • Settlement Agent 149-151 E. Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921 MORTGAGE RATES, (410) 996-9780 • Fax (410) 996-9784 • [email protected] : Phone' 15 YEAR 30 YEAR 1 YEAR 3 YEAR 5 YEAR Fixe~ Fixed ARM ARM ARM LENDER Number % PTS. APR % PTS.APR % PTS.APR % PTS.APR % PTS.APR APGFCU 1-888-LOAN-391 5.125/,750/5.311 5.375/1.000/5.508 4.875/1.000/4,078 5.25Q/1.000/4.221 5.500/1.000/4.521 CECIL BANK (410) 398-1650 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES CECIL TRUST MORTGAGE & LOAN (410) 287-1515 5.875/0/5.977 6.375/0/6.437 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES CLASSIC MORTGAGE CORP (302) 366-1661 4.75/1.0/4.98 4.875/2.0/5.19 CALL FOR MORE RATES DESTINY HOME MORTGAGE (410) 620-4197. *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES destinyhomemortgage.com HARFORD BANK (410) 642-9160 6.25/0/6.432 6.5/0/6.697 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES MBA FlNANCIAL SERVICES (410) 287-5600 _ Please call for quotes: Many programs_ 100% financing available·Interest only options! All credit considered. 1st time home buyers, 2nd homes & investment properties. PEOPLES BANK OF ELKTON (410) 996-2265 , ' 5.375/0/5.51 5.875/0/5.96 6.50/0/4.016 5.875/0/4.253 - 6.375/0/4.744 WILMINGTON MORTGAGE (410) 398-5607 PLEASE CALL FOR RATES. FREE PRE-APPROVAL - NO APPLICATION FEE These rates, effective 11125/08, were provided by the lenders and are subject to change. Other terms may be available. These rates are for existing first mortgages. Points may vary on refinances. Down payment requirements may vary. *Caps and length may vary on adjustable rates. The APR is based on a $100,OOO.mortgage witlYa 20% down payment and is in addition to interest included points fees & other credit costs. To list your mortgage rates, call our Real Estate Sales Division at 410 398-3311 or 1-800-220-3311. These mortgage rates are a paid advertising feature of the Cecil Whig l~'l WILMINGTON • FHA, VA, and RQraI Development MORTGAGE • Self Employed • Bridge LoaDs 205 East Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921 .• ~ver!,!e Mortgages Office: 410-398-5607 Phil Davis Kim Pettitt Bruce Fink TOLL FREE: 800-607-5607 Loan Officer Loan Officer Loan Officer ...... 'I II 1''' ...... "'_,_,_~,_"' ___ ~." •. _"_._~. ~ ,, _ ••• ""_, ___ ~ ______-____ ""'- ___ ,, ______...... "'''_," _ ...... __ " ... _ _ ..... __ w ___ ...... 1"~ ,.f Post Classifieds .Friday, J anuary 30, 2009 Page 27 P' MACHINERY & ~ MOTORCYCLES TRUCKS ,... APPLIANCES P' ~~' HEAVY EQUIP. ~;"<" &ATVs ~;>' /SUVs ~ AUTOS W H I R L P 0 0 L' S,""OWMOBILE. FORD F150- XLT, '99 FIREBIRD '95 REFRIGERATOR '97 Skidoo MXZ 583. Exc condition, 55 k V6, T- Tops, runs REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE brand new side by side Only 859 miles. Exc. miles. Inspected. great $2800 or blo and new condo $1700. Call $10,200 OBO. 443- 443-309-3319 Whirlpool under count Bob @302-836-1061 299-7945 U' HOUSES FOR er microwave & dish ~'> SALE F"" ANIMALS/PETs washer all white in GMC JIMMY 4x4 '95 2 color. $1000 for all. ~ AUTO PARTS dr, ac, pw, pi , driver 410-920-6366 . ~~ & ACCESSORIES plseat, amlfml cd, key less entry, exc cond., F' COMPUTERS & TIRES (5) brand new looks & runs great, New Today Purnelli Jones dirt grip must! seel drive. $4000 ~";' ACCESSORIES BEAUTIFUL 3br, 2ba, 37/12.50/18 $1000 or obo. 443-206-8824 TOYOTA PRIUS, 1=\ 2006- 36k miles. bi-Ievel sitting on a 1/2 11 year black & DELL laptop. Super blo 443-752-2407 ac. Extra large garage. INTERNATIONAL Excellent condition. white Manx cat, fast, cd, dvd, wireless, spectacular view from XP Pro. Like new. Warr. P' TRUCKS '89. Cab over truck $14,800. Call spayed good with kids ~ with stake body. 39k . 410-287-6033 a large sunroom. Only $385. 410-941-0012 ~;>' /SUVs 20 min. from Md line A loves attention, not TRANSPORTATION original miles, 1 owner. good with other pets, Needs rear ti res for MUST SEE! $235,000 ... FuRNITURE WANTED 717-371 -6045 free to good home 1996 CHEVY 3500 MSL $6800 OBO. 410- P' Call 443-206-9390 ~";' /FuRNISHINGS ,... POWERBOATS DUALLY Crew cab, 808-2915 ~;"<" To Buy not after 8pm please long bed, 75K mi, gooseneck hitch. 2 IGUANAS WITH 55 Looks and runs great. MAZDA B4000 '95. I BUY ANY CAR, gallon terrarium stand $6,900 Please call: Extended cab, 5 ANY CONDITION screen top & light $50. New Today 410-B85-3269 speed, loaded, MD 410-398-5888 I inspected. 443-350-4541 Please Call: 443-834- DINING ROOM set 870~ . 41 0-398-5888 - SERVICES Solid oak. , Exc condo CHEVY TAHOE 443-350-4541 Includes table wi leaf, Z71 '04. Leather, WE BUY JUNK cars, AMERICAN BULL 18' PROCRAFT Bose, OnStar, 4WD, trucks & vans. $100 HOME chairs , china cabinet, NISSAN TITAN '04 Dogs NKC Reg.1 male, . dry sink cabinet. BASS BOAT '98 dark green. Naw and up. Call 302-42,0- ~ IMPROVEMENT 150 hp Mariner, foot 73K, very clean. Deep 7411 or 302-650-4579 · SERVICES buckskin in color, 2 $950. 410-642-6620 Michelin tires. 81 k females, brindle color, control, drive on trail- miles. Exc. condo Ocean Blue. Leer cap $650 ea. 267-816-7856 '. er, dlf, 2 swivel seats . . $9500 .. 302-275-4878 painted to match body. WE BUY SCRAP [email protected] $7500 302-"545-9485 Bedliner. Nerf bars. METAL! Call for free ,.... FIREWOOD $16,000 or best offer. pick up and appraisal. New Today CAT BENGAL 5 yrs U' CAMPERS Call 443-206-3770 We buy from small matchbox cars to larg~ "" old free to good FIREWOOD ~~ /Pop-UPS New Today ANTIQUE industrial buildings! home only, can no Hardwood. P' J&J Home 302-650-4579 Improvements All longer keep. Please Delivered, $165 per 26' LAYTON '99 12' DODGE RAM QUAD ~;>' AUTOS int & ext. renovations call 410-378-4111 cord. 410-398-1475 or awning, shower, sky CAB '06 4 whLdr pw pi best price on roofs & 302-540-4329 lights $4,000, books at silver, must sell baths. $6,000. Exc. condition $13,500 410-398-5453 www.jroofing.com P' GENERAL 610-593-8661 410-620-4980 New Today ~";" MERCHANDISE New Today CHEVY CORVETTE THE GROUT MEDIC COLLIE PUPS AKC BATHTUB SEAT for Grout Problems? person wi disabilities. '73 Coupe LS4-454 registered. Home FORD F250 '03. Ext. auto. All options. White Grout repair, & tile raised. Parents on sitel Large with adjustable repair, clean & seal, legs. Orig $120, asking cab,56k, RHA. $9995. wi black leather. Exc health guar. $450. 302-654-2227 Great condo71 K. $23,000 blo . stain, regrouts, caulk 302-737-9200 $40302-731-5438 replacement 410-347- contractors truck! 410-459-6246 1444 or 302-283-3770 BAKING TRAYS. KITTEN, tabby about Institutional size, few 15 wks old, free to half pans, best offer. WE BUY JUNK good home only, pre CARS, TRACTOR Hard plastic display viously rescued call trays, large institutional TRAILERS, Dump 41 0-378-4111 Trucks or any heavy size, best offer. Bun equipment machinery. pan rack, Kelmax Cash paid. OUTSIDE CAT model APRZ018-3 with 302-650-4579 Black & white male. cover, $375. BLACK KITTEN. 443-417 -7297 CLEANING Big, beautiful male, P' Free to good homes. ~ SERVICES Both social and free of fleas & worms, CUSTOMIZED begging for good .., CLEANING Services. homes. 302-690- - CHURCH PEW Lic" Ins'd & Bnd., Total 1169'lv message CHAIRS (50) padded, Home Care. 610-274- hunter green. Exc 3288 or 302-239-7595. condo Used for 1 yr in www.totalhomecare.net church. $30 per chair. It interested all 410-996-0077 PUGGLE PUPPIES CLASSIFIEDS 2 females & 3 males 410-398-1230 very cute $350 each -" . 401 Kinross Drive, call 443-553-2445 800-220-1230 4 Undberg Avenue . , 4 bedroom, 2+ bath, ceramic 615 loveville Road, 3 bedroom bungalow. Many updates. tile, cherry cabinets In kit. Bay 3 bedroom nicely sited on .87 acres. Garage,deck,porch,hardwood floors. window, fireplace.Many upgrades Cathedral ceilings $184,900 $319,900 $299,900 Call Maria Ruckle 302-631-1686 Call Theresa Valle 302-631 -1664 Call 302-368-1621 200 Kenneth Court 10 7 Radcliffe Drive 4 bedroom, 2+ bath w/cozy Exceptional 4 bedroom, 2+ bath w/ fireplace, family room, cathedral 21 White Drive family rm. Easy walk to UD ceilings, bay windows 4 bedro,om, 2+ bath on cul-de-sac $274,900 $419,900 $279,900 Call Rob Medicus 302-631-1677 tall Pamela Beck 302-631-1672 Call Anne Menoquole 302-631-1652 Fox & Roach REALTORS- G:r • Prudential NEWARK MARKETING CENTER ....= 302-368-1621 850 Library Ave. Newark, DE 19711 lH 28 IN THE NEWS ~ ...., w ::r' ('b Burst pipes flood Newark Z ('b -. homes and restaurants ~"'1 :;0;" IIy7 ~ 0 ,....~ • <--.c ~ . 0 ~ ~ ~ (,,)0 9 • DInner InClUdes: ~ .1IICWIe TfCIcets • use 011 DelaWare YMCAs 0 0 • Popcorn • tJnIImlted fitness classes t.O ·candV • ."..",Whleyouwartout .....erages • "Smart Start" goal sessIOn • famIlY swims" ftI1 nIghtS By SCOTT GOSS situation played out at a home on West • RedUCed PI oge all rates Park Plac.e when three people had to , PI:IOr1tY regIstJatlOn [email protected] be relocated after a sprinkler pipe in the attic of their home burst. ewark officials are reminding The Saigon Restaurant in the N commercial and residential Newark Shopping Center might have property owners to cut their suffered the worst from by broken water or leave their heat on, after a pipes so far this winter, however. rash of burst ' pipes caused damages Employees there said, they attempt throughout the city last week. ed to relocate diners before being The tenants of two apartments at forced t9 close altogether when water ' 1be Millyard on Elkton Road had to began flooding into the restaurant from be put up in hotels by the building's one of the 'shopping center's nearby owner, while Buffalo Wild Wings was vacant units. forced to close temporarily on Jan. 16 According to city officials, the new after a sprinkler pipe burst in the attic, owners of the Newark Shopping Center according to city officials. - Spectrum Properties of Bethesda, On Jan. 17, two apartments in the Md. - had shut off the heat in the Christiana Mills Apartment complex vacant unit, which caused a sprinkler on Elkton Road also suffered water pipe to burst, damaging three of the damage from 'pipes that burst after a units in total. tenant turned off the heat in their unit To help avoid further damages from while on vacation. burst pipes, city officials said they , The same day an open window at a would begin mailing out reminders to home on Courtney Street caused pipes property owners through its municipal ~upplying hot water throughout the newsletter, Channel 22 and on the building to burst, rendering the home city's Web site at www.cityofnew temporarily uninhabitable. A similar arkde.us. Newark Senior Center plans "E-mpty Bowls': fundraiser id you know that each year over D 35,000 meals are delivered to homebound seniors in the great 1 ...;y er Newark area by the Newark Senior (,,)0 ...;y Center's Meals on Wheels program? I 0 . Each day these meals are prepared ...;y ~ by the Newark Senior Center Food ,j::>. Services Staff and then delivered to the • senior's homes by a group of dedicated iTj volunteers. ~ . The NSC Meals on Wheels program ...;y not only provides a nutritious meal to (,,)0 homebound seniors at a low cost, but Local potters such as Steve Datz, ...;y I for some seniors, it may be their only Peter Saenger, Jane Kavanugh Morton t.O ' 0 human contact each day. and Paul and LaTonya Romanick, as ...... well as students in several art classes t.O In order to continue to provide meals _ to its "Clients, the senior center is con will be creating and donating the soup • stantly fundraising. .. bowls that will be given out at the · Now, for the second time in as many event. years, the Newark Senior Center will This year's ~ 'Empty Bowls" event will be held between 4 p.m. and 6 ~0 host an "Empty Bowls" fundraising ('b event in an effort to encourage commu p.m. on Feb. 8., with soup to be served ~ ___ YMCA nity support for local food and hunger between 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. ~ "'1 programs. The soup will be donated by local - ~ 302-836-YMCA Guests will be asked to make a ' restaurants, including the Deer Park 0 donation to attend the event and will Tavern and Timothy's of Newark. ,....~ Entertainment also will be provided. 0 waste, 'I Fal'''' YMCA receive a simple soup and bread meal, 0 as well as a handqlade bowl to remind Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 ...... at the door. 0 302-709-YMCA .them of the empty bowls they have ('b filled by attending. _ Anyone interested in purchasing i-l Last year's event·brought in $7,000 tickets or receiving more information 0 .y~cade.o.g S " to support the Meals on Wheels pro is asked to contact Jessica Snow at -- gram. 737-2336.