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In addition to the content of our 127 professional written City Relocation Guides, the NewMarket Web Site allows us to assist movers in more than 20 countries by encouraging you and your family to share your moving experiences in our NewMarket Web Site Forums. You may share numerous moving tips and information of interest to help others settle into their new location and ease the entire transition www.NewMarketServices.com process. We invite everyone to visit and add helpful information through our many available forums. Share with others your knowledge of your new location or perhaps your former location. If you ever need to research a city for any reason, from considering a move to just checking where somebody you know is staying, this is the site for you. NewMarket Services looks forward to cooperating with everyone to continually add to our base of City Specific Information along with our various moving topics to help many of the 40 million people who have the opportunity to relocate each year. Please do not hesitate to contact our customer service department to speak to a live representative if we can provide any assistance. Our toll free number is (866) 595-3792. Wilmington Information Guide [ 5 HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE he NewMarket Services Information Guide is designed as a valuable resource tool for Tyou, the newcomer to Wilmington. It is our intent in producing this publication to standardize important and helpful information on your new community in a format that is most useful to you. Stores and services are listed by category in Wilmington Welcomes You! the business directory. Important telephone numbers, mortgage loans, and much, much more useful information is found throughout the Guide pages. Selected area businesses, many offering significant savings are found in the listing, sorted by category. Also in this Guide you will find a sampling of demographics and price ranges of real estate in Wilmington. and the surrounding suburbs, along with several condominiums and new construction single family home developments. The Guide can save you both time and money while providing you a continuous resource tool as you become more familiar with the metroplex. We do hope you find our Relocation Guide to be of assistance to you. If you do not find something you need, or if you have any suggestions for future issues of the Guide, please give us a call. We will be happy to assist in any way. (866) 595-3792 Toll Free From everyone at NewMarket Services Welcome to Wilmington! 6 ] Wilmington Information Guide www.newmarketservices.com Wilmington Information Guide [ Volume 11 [ Number 10 LOCAL INFORMATION The State of Delaware 8 National Health Organization Phone Numbers 12 Area Codes, Important Phone Numbers 13 Travel Information 14-15 About Wilmington 9 Historical Background 10 Neighborhoods 11 Weather 11 Publisher: NewMarket Services, Inc. Things To Do 16-19 President: Patrick Morgan Media 22-23 Managing Editor: Rebecca Wallace MOVING Executive Editor: Jason Gerali Smooth Transitions 25-26 Contributing Writer: Amy Tennant Choosing a Moving Company 25 Packing Tips 25-26 Executive VP Sales & Marketing: Robert Fischer Staying Organized 26 Regional Sales Manager: Beth Hurley Settling Into Your New Home 26 Art Department: Sprague Design What’s All the Talk About? 29 Graphic Designer: Dean Sprague Pre-Move Checklist 30-31 Relocating Your Pet 32 NewMarket On-Line: Total Web Design, Inc. IT and Web Development: Larry Bongiovi MOVING WITH CHILDREN AND EDUCATION Reinforce the Positives 33-34 Research Assistant: Stephanie Cooper, Lora Price Choosing a School 33-34 Circulation: Little Drummer Boy Dist., Inc. Selecting Child Care 35 Phoenix Office: Education 36-39 PO Box 30534 FITNESS & HEALTH Phoenix, AZ 85046-0534 In The Kitchen 41 Phone: (602) 923-3415 Physical and Mental Well Being 42-44 Fax: (602) 923-0774 Volunteering 45 Toll Free: (866) 595-3791 HOUSING Chicago Office: Making the Right Choice 47-48 902 North Ashland Choosing the Right Home 49 Chicago, IL 60622 Housing Options For Growing Active Adults Demographics 50 Phone: (312) 226-6288 Home Inspection Checklist 52 Fax: (312) 226-6290 Homecare Basics for New Homeowners 53 Toll Free: (866) 595-3792 Taking Care of Energy Costs 54 NewMarket currently publishes Information Security 55 Guides for 95 North American and 32 Home Buyer’s Glossary 56 International Markets. To order your Who’s Who in Building 58 NewMarket Information Guides for $3.50 Selecting a Builder 59 each, please contact NewMarket Services toll free at (866) 595-3792. Selecting a Contractor 60 Banking & Mortgage Information 61 In preparing this publication, every effort has been made to assure the accuracy of BUSINESS DIRECTORY the information contained herein, but Business Directory Listings 65 authenticity cannot be guaranteed. Listings are subject to omission, error or change without notice. All material in this publication is copyright protected and can only be reprinted with permission of the publisher. Wilmington Information Guide [ 7 THE STATE OF DELAWARE The Eastern Algonquin tribes called Delaware home before the area was settled by Europeans. The Dutch and Swedish were the first to settle in the area, but their tenure was short lived. The British Philadelphia soon took the area over, and Delaware was part of Pennsylvania for PA NJ a short time. During the Revolutionary War, the state was generally controlled by the British. The state was the first to ratify the US Constitution, hence its nickname of “the first state.” During the Civil War, Delaware remained part of the Union despite being a slave Baltimore state, though the percentage of the population with slaves was small, and most of the northern part of the state was heavily MD Wilmington influenced by the Quakers anti-slavery stance. During the Civil War DL and then the World Wars, industry in the state became increasingly concentrated around manufacturing and chemical production. Atlantic Ocean Chemical and pharmaceutical companies still play a major role in Washington DC the state’s economy, as does banking and insurance. The state VA passed legislation removing many of the restrictions on the interest rates banks can charge customers in the 1980s, which made the Richmond area a haven for many big banks. Also, Dover Air Force Base is a major employer in the state. It’s one of the largest bases in the country, and serves as an entry point and mortuary for military personnel that die overseas. he state of Delaware is located in the northern park of the The climate in Delaware is heavily moderated by the Atlantic mid-Atlantic region of the United States along the Atlantic Ocean. The southern portion of the state is a little milder and more Ocean. It’s about midway between New York City and T agriculturally based. Still, temperatures are very mild in general, the Washington, DC (120 miles to each). The state is the second average low in January is in the 20s and the average high in August smallest behind only Rhode Island in terms of area and covers is in the 80s. The state gets about 44 inches of precipitation a year. 2,491 square miles. It’s only 100 miles long and 30 miles wide, so Delaware has generally low tax rates. It has 6 income tax anywhere in the state is easily accessible in a few hours’ drive. Its brackets between 2.2 and 5.95%, and doesn’t charge customers population was 783,600 in the 2000 census, ranking it 45th in the sales tax.
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