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By MARK CORRIGAN mately $68,000 a year. dilemma is difficult, but that Two meetings each were held Newark must try to project the [email protected] with both the DNP's Merchants best possible image to attract and Parking Committees dur­ more downtown shoppers. In a 6-1 vote, the Newark ing November and December Shoppers do have the option City Council voted to suspend 2009, along with a discussion of validating their parking at free parking on Sunday after­ with representatives from the many downtown businesses, noons in and around Main downtown Methodist, Catholic although that will also increase Street. and Baptist churches. The com­ expenses for businesspeople. Starting April 4, fees for mittees reluctantly agreed to Public opinion ran against parking meters and munici­ institute the Sunday fees over the proposal, with some busi­ pal lots will be enforced from other measures, such as raising ness owners and homeowners 1 pm to 1 am on Sundays. taxes or increasing licensing voicing concerns over the pos­ Maureen Feeney Roser, assis­ fees. sibility of empty storefronts, tant planning & development Most council members negative perceptions about director and Administrator agreed that necessary mea­ parking in the downtown area for the Downtown Newark sures must be taken to improve and the migration of vehicles Partnersrup (DNP), stated that Newark's financial situation looking for free parking in resi­ the proposal was initiated as a and that the Sunday parking dential areas. (PHOTO BY MELISSA MARSHALL revenue source to help lighten fees would have the least nega­ At the same time, there have Members and guests of the Newark Arts Alliance had a second chance to celebrate the the economic burden the city tive impact. Councilman Ezra faces. The city conservatively Temko, the only dissenting See COUNCIL, 4 ~ Valentine's Day holiday at an event over the weekend. See story, Page 2. estimates revenues of approxi- vote, stated that the parking Residents getting 1st peek at book store project Residents will get a first look drawings that will be displayed 60,000 square feet of book­ at a University of Delaware at the meeting in City Hall. store and office space. UD SKETCHES FROM UD AND DIGSAU. bookstore on Main Street that The building will also house would move its current book­ will look different than many office space to be used by the store from the Perkins Student recent developments. university. Center on the southern end of A preliminary design for Plans call for the univer­ the campus to the Main Street project will be unveiled at a sity to preserve the former location. meeting of the City Planning Christina School District head­ The Newark City and Commission at 7 p.m. on quarters building at the site, Planning Development Tuesday. while demolisrung buildings at Department recommended The bookstore at 83 East 87 E. Main St., the rear portion approval of the request for a Main Street would be managed of a building at 83 E. Main major subdivision and parking by bookselling giant Barnes & St. and a building at 78 E. waiver that would clear the Noble, but would carry the UD Delaware Avenue. name, according to preliminary The project would have See BOOKSTORE, 4 ~ Newark .... ~, . " -;'-- 01>.. : 10 L~ .' ,

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(Police blotter items are Police released photos of the recent visits, they had found the man to leave immediately. He video footage of the site and are the scene northbound on Route based on reports from area law girl in an effort to identify the belongings of a person living in walked toward the door, grasped investigating additional leads. 7 in a gray sedan. enforcement agencies. For the child and her parents. the office. A note had been post­ her hand, and told her to keep There is no surveillance latest police news log on to new­ On Monday, Keld said the ed to warn the unknown vagrant the matter between the two of video at this time. arkpostonline. com.) girl was staying in a tempo­ of the impending demolition. them. . Two sought in rob­ rary foster care home, under A search of the belongings The woman called police and bery Tagging suspects Newark Police announced the supervision of the State of revealed several IDs and a cloth­ stated that she was alarmed by Two men are being sought, the identity of the child found at Delaware. ing request for a local shelter in the touching and the threatening following an armed robbery at caught at bowling the Shell gas station on Sunday The girl's parents or guard­ the name of a 52-year-old man. manner. the Limestone Road Shell sta­ .alley has been tentatively established. ians could face felony charges, Police are contacting local area Police have issued a warrant tion-convenience store in Pike Last Friday, Newark Police Due to the nature of the on­ according to Keld. charities in order to discover the out on the suspect, but have been Creek, on Feb. 21st. at 9:13 going investigation and multiple "The kind of charges would man's whereabouts. Police are unable to locate the individual. arrested three youths in the p.m. parking lot of Blue Hen Lanes, jurisdictions involved, addition­ be abandonment of a child treating the man as a possible Managers of the apartment Suspects were described as al information has not yet been under the age of 14 and endan­ suspect, due to a long criminal complex told police that they 230 E. Main St., for graffiti follows. and trespassing, after a patrol released, police said. gering the welfare of a child;' history which includes burglary. have fired the worker and that - Male, average build, wear­ Police said information will Keld said. they have taken extra security car had observed them acting ing a hooded sweatshirt, mask, in a suspicious manner. A pat­ be released when appropriate. Charges wouldn't be precautions, including changing jeans and armed with a hand­ "The Newark Police filed, however, if an unusual Warrant out on ex­ locks and removing the man's down search showed that one gun of the trio had the top to a can Department extends its sincere or unavoidable circumstance maintenance man access codes. - Male, average build, wear­ gratitude to our media part­ prevented the girl's parents or of gold metallic spray paint in On February 20, officers ing a hooded sweatshirt, mask, his pocket. Police found fresh ners who covered this story guardians from taking them dark pants and armed with a and delivered the information with them, he said. responded to a complaint at the Criminal prank cuts evidence of graffiti tags spray Main Towers apartments, on E. handgun. painted on the north wall and to the public," said Newark power to business According to Delaware State Police Chief Paul Tiernan. "The Main St., where a 72 year-old dumpster behind the alley. woman told police that she had Last week, employees at Police, two armed males media's dissemination of the Stolen toolbox linked Flavor Clothing, -151 E. Main entered the store and approached See. BLOTTER, 14 ~ photos and videos led to the been harassed by one of the to suspect maintenance staff. The woman, St., called police to report that the counter. The first suspect identification of the child and Police were called to investi­ an artist, said that the worker had an unknown suspect had dam­ jumped over the counter while the furtherance of this investiga­ gate a burglary complaint at an aged an outside electrical box, the other walked around it. The tion," he said. entered her residence to inquire abandoned warehouse located if she would paint a "sexy" por­ disabling power to the estab­ bandits ordered the 25-year-old Police were hampered in the NEWARK POST at 1001 Ogletown Rd. where trait of the man. The elderly lishment. An inspection of male clerk to lie on the ground. investigation by the fact that Suite 109, Pomeroy Station 218 E. Main St. a large metal toolbox and its woman said she did not do that the premises showed that the While one suspect held the vic­ surveillance cameras at the sta­ Newark, DE 19711. contents were taken. The site is type of painting, and suggested box had been pulled from the tim at bay at gunpoint, the other tion were not in operation. www.newarkpostonline.com scheduled to be torn down. that man should leave. After anchors that secure it to the suspect opened the cash register As recently as Wednesday Representatives from the refusing, the man asked her rear wall, exposing some of the -drawer. HOURS: Mon .• Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. night, Newark Police released a two companies perfonning the more direct sexual questions, wires. Repairs to the box are The suspects fled the scene PHONE: (302) 737·0724 video of the toddler - who was with an undisclosed amount of much happer than in an earlier demolition told police that a pacing and acting very nervous. estimated to cost over $700. FAX: (302) 737-9019 6 foot tall "Jobox" containing cash and were last seen fleeing video - playing with toys. At this time, she directly told the Police are downloading spare parts for a Bobcat tractor, E-MAIL: [email protected] The girl is currently being along with a Titan 440EX airless SUBSCRIPTIONS: 1-800·220-3311 cared for in Delaware's foster paint sprayer, had been chained CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING care system. to a post in the middle of the rr 1·800·220-3311 Cpl. Paul Keld of the Newark building. Police found that a DISPLAY ADVERTISING Police Department said officers chain had been cut near the (302) 737-0724 were attempting to investigate $1 ,000 Essay .Contestfor Local SIudetds aforementioned site. The build­ all the tips they have received. ing has only one gate, which "The story is definitely out = PUBLISHER I REGIONAL V.P. is padlocked and secured. The The 2010 John Wriston Writing Prize Essay Contest DAVIDFIKE there. The media has really cov­ Jobox, and its contents, weighs ered it, and that is helping." EDITOR several hundred pounds, leading he Friends of the Newark Free Library established the John Wriston Writing Prize in grateful A customer of the Shell gas DOUG RAINEY police to believe that the toolbox Tand affectionate recognition of his many services over the years, especially as editor of the station at 804 S. College Ave. in INTERACTIVE MEDIA DIRECTOR was loaded onto a truck or larger FNFL News. His essays there were read and savored by many readers. 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story, WI-room, Candlewood The owners, SSN Hotel August, 2009. concerns over privacy, secu­ Restaurant that shares the lot. ~ COUNCIL, from 1 Suites hotel at 1119 S College Management, LLC, are manag­ Lisa Goodman, of Young, rity, storm water management Presently, the area does little to Ave., at the corner of Route ers of 13 other hotels, includ­ Conaway, Stargatt & Taylor, and increased crime in the area deal with water draining away been concerns (not voiced at 896 and Welsh Tract Rd . • The ing the Howard Johnson hotel representing the owners, have also been addressed. One from the area. Meetings with the council meeting) about hotel will feature extended adjacent to the site. The hotel showed the council that an concerned citizen said, "I don't the Newark Police Department free parking being used as an stay amenities and is geared will have interior entrances that extensive DelDOf study was want to get robbed because I've have produced increased opportunity by store employ­ to attracting business travelers allow for extra security. made, concluding that only worked hard for what I got." patrols, hopefully deterring ees, students and others to grab working in the immediate area. Increased traffic, security, one intersection around the The owners have increased possible criminal activity. prime spots to the exclusion of The project has been initiated increased noise and water pol­ site (the entrance from Welsh the number of video surveil­ An additional concern was shoppers and those worship­ in anticipation of the increased lution, and storm water main­ Tract Rd. off 896) would have lance cameras at the Howard made regarding direct con­ ping or dining downtown. business from the UD/ former tenance were subjects dis­ an increased amount of traf­ Johnson's and will also install tact with the owners, if future In other news, the Council Chrysler site and the need for cussed by the public at both fic, leaving all other access a six-foot high stockade fence problems arise. Councilman voted unanimously to approve a more rooms during UD special this meeting and the Planning points unaffected. Residents along Old Cooches Bridge Jerry Clifton told the council special perrnitto construct a six- events. Commission meeting in living behind the HoJo's on Rd., including shrubbery and that meeting space has been Old Cooches Bridge Road still trees to better blend it in with made available at the HoJo's to voiced grave concerns over the surrounding foliage. This address any concerns between allowing more cars in the area, will reduce light and noise lev­ the public and the owners. He thus adding to the traffic enter­ els on the north end of the also asked representatives of ing and exiting the industrial site. The project will feature SSN to distribute their contact park behind the neighborhood. an advanced storm water catch information to local residents Bruce Tease, of Landmark basin that will accommodate in order to dispel disappoint­ LIFE HAS Engineering, Inc., stated that both hotels and the Friendly's ment over past responses. ITS MOMENTS ... A chance to critique building design that complement and harmo­ real estate markets, all projects ~ BOOKSTORE, from 1 nize with existing buildings on undergo intense scrutiny by and off campus." At the same commission members, council­ way for the new bookstore. time, the report noted that the men and community activists The parking waiver would "subjective consideration of who argue the merits of con­ result in UD paying $1.1 mil­ proposed architecture should forming to surrounding build­ lion to the city for development be a community responsibility ings or the virtues of a more and maintenance of parking in as reflected through the rec­ varied variety of styles. downtown. ommendations of the Planning The book store is expected The city is also asking that Commission and final consid­ to be a major boon to Main the university transfer remain­ eration by the City Council." Street by drawing student, and ing parking to the city. Planners are also seeking a at times, parent traffic to the A report from the Planning few changes, in areas such as area. It is also expected to draw Department did express con­ refuse collection and loading more members of the general cern over the design of the dock areas. public. A few merchants have building. "We believe that the Although the Planning expressed concern about com­ University is not continuing its Comission and Council are peting more directly with the longstanding and proud tradi­ not seeing as many projects university on some types of tion of building new facilities of late, due to the downturn in merchandise.

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his education in a two-room country adult computer literacy. Christiana Hospital after a short ill­ ~ OBITS , from 6 Phyllis L. Poore school. His father, a former Rhodes He is survived by his loving ness. Blair Smith Mrs. Phyllis L. Poore, 82, of Scholar and a prominent chemist with wife of 54 years, Joanne; their four She was born on January 23, 1926 Blair Leland Smith, 86, of Newark, Newark, died on Saturday, February the DuPont Company, died suddenly' children, Dr. Eric W. Scott and his in Philadelphia, PA and was raised died Thursday, December 17. Mary Moyer 13. when Dick was only fourteen. Dick wife Jennifer of Gainesville, Florida; there by her mother, the late Dorothy He was the son of the late Mr. Mary Margaret Moyer, 82, of A native Delawarean, Mrs. Poore worked with his mother to sustain Susan Scott Ashman and her husband Marcus. She was a devoted and lov­ and Mrs. Clarence Smith of Dayton, Newark. died peacefully at horne on was born in Wilmington on May 1, the farm for another eight years, Robert of Laurel, Maryland; Curtis ing wife to her husband of 40 years, Ohio. Blair was active in church February 15, surrounded by her lov­ 1927. She made her career with the spending summers and weekends in R. Scott and his wife Diane Gottardi Frank (Buddy) until his passing on affairs all his life; singing in the ing family. She was born in Cresson, University of Delaware, where she the fields while continuing his educa­ of Williamstown, Massachusetts; January 15, 2010 after a long illness. choir, serving on the church Session, Pennsylvania on November 9, 1927 was a union official with Counsel 81 tion. Upon graduating from LaSalle and Michael B. Scott and his wife She was employed by the Chrysler teaching Sunday School and Bible and was the daughter of the late and employed in professional food . High School in 1951, he received five Maureen of Charlottesville, Virginia; Corporation at the Neweark Parts Study groups, and acting as the Alexander and Jessie Wilson Jack. service until her retirement. academic scholarships that enabled a sister, Amy Grieger, of Novi, Distribution Center for 30 years, until secretary for the Patella Foundation. Mary Margaret was a 1949 gradu­ Her husband, William Poore, pre­ him to attend Cornell University'S Michigan; a sister-in-law, Mary Scott she retired in 1981. He and his late wife, Catherine, were ate of Penn State University and ceded her in death. She is survived by mechanical engineering program. At Bone of Catonsville, Maryland; and She is survived by her nephew, members of Evangelical Presbyterian was awarded a Bachelor of Science her children, Diana Rykaczewski of Cornell, Dick was football manager ten grandchildren. He was preceded in Roy Pollitt of Punta Gorda, FL as Church of Newark. Degree in Nutrition and Food Wilmington; George 1. Strosnider of and a member of Lambda Chi Alpha death by his brothers Norman J. Scott well as her dear friends. He leaves his daughter, Barbara Science. She worked as a Dietitian Newark; Deborah S. Strosnider Baul fraternity. In 1955, he married Joanne and Donald M. Scott. A funeral service was held on Hart of Catonsville, MD; a son, until the birth of her first child. of Newark; and Dane R. Strosnider, Staub, also of Niagara Falls, and the A memorial service will be held Wednesday, February 24 at 11 :30 Gordon Smith of Parkton, MD and Survivors include her five chil­ Sr. of Townsend; sister, Barbara Dolan couple settled in Ithaca, NY, while at 11 am on Saturday, March 6, at am at the Doherty Funeral Horne, six grandsons. dren: Alexis Williams (Dennis), of Florida; 11 grandchildren and eight Dick completed his degree. Dick Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 10 3200 Limestone Rd., Pike Creek. A Memorial service was held this Vicki Mraz and her friend, Ron great grandchildren. then joined the DuPont Company's Johnson Rd., Newark, DE, 19713, fol­ Burial was in Silverbrook Cemetery, Saturday, February 20, at 11:00 am at Kiley, Richard Moyer (Sue), Lou A funeral service was held at 11 engineering department at Louviers in lowed by a luncheon for friends and Lancaster Ave., Wilmington, DE. the Evangelical Presbyterian Church Griffin (Mark), and Jill Reader am on Monday, February 22, at the Delaware. From 1956 to 1959, Dick family at the Newark Senior Center. In lieu of flowers, contributions in of Newark, 308 Possum Park Road, (Dan). She had eight grandchildren: Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Horne, 1000 served proudly in the U.S. Air Force, In lieu of flowers, the family sug­ Carolyn's memory may be made to Newark, DE 19711. Stephanie Bonadio (Chuck), Mary N. DuPont Parkway, New Castle. rising to the rank of captain. gests donations to the Our Redeemer the Delaware Humane Association, Memorial contributions may be Mraz, Alex Williams, Alex, Ben, Interment followed in Silverbrook Following his military service, Lutheran Church Memorial Fund at 701 A St., Wilmington, DE 19801. made to Evangelical Presbyterian and Caroline Moyer, and Will and Cemetery, Lancaster Ave. and DuPont Dick returned to DuPont, where he the address above; or to the Newark To send condolences visit: www. Church. To send condolences, visit Claire Reader. Mary Margaret is Rd., Wilmington. worked in numerous capacities and Senior Center's "Senior Surfers" dohertyflJ.com. www.rtfoard.com. also survived by her sister, Elizabeth In lieu of flowers, contributions departments over the next 30 years, Computer Club, 200 White Chapel Lawson (Dr. Frank Lawson) of may be made to American Heart including film, plastics, polymer prod­ Dr., Newark, DE 19713. To sign Philadelphia, PA. Association, 1501 Casho Mill Rd., ucts, and electronics, in Circleville, guest register, visit spicermullikin. Friends and relatives were invited Ste. 1, Newark, DE 19711. To sign Ohio; Clinton, Iowa; and Wilmington, corn. to attend Mary Margaret's Memorial guest book, visit spicermullikin.com. Delaware. After retiring from DuPont Service at the Head of Christiana in 1991, Dick volunteered at the Carolyn Sisk HOLLOWAY Presbyterian Church, 1100 Church Richard Scott University of Delaware's Academy of E-....yE C:;.A.R.E .& <:::> PT I c:::l LJ E Road, Newark, Delaware 19711 at Lifelong Learning and at the Newark Carolyn M. Sisk, of Newark; ' 2015-C Pulaski Hwy 202-B South Bridge SI. 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 20. Richard W. Scott, 75, of Newark, Senior Center, developing courses for died on Tuesday, February 16, in Contributions in memory of Mary died peacefully at horne on February Havre de Grace, MD. 21078 Elkton, MD 21921 Margaret can be made to Delaware 14, surrounded by loved ones. Phone: (410) 939·7717 Phone: 392·2323 Hospice c/o R.T. Foard & Jones Dick was born March 18, 1934, Funeral Home, 122 West Main St., the youngest of four children of Dr. Newark, DE 19711. To send condo­ Norman D. Scott and Myrtle J. Scott. lences, visit www.rtfoard.com. He grew up on a small family farm near Niagara Falls, NY, and began

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James Cooke New Castle . County currently being held at the within two minutes and locat­ walking into the parking lot of be in any distress, was then The United States Detectives have identified the Howard Young Prison after ed· Thompson lying outside the 7-11 Store on Route 273. transported to the Christiana Supre{lle Court refused to victim slain last weel<; in . the failing to post $200,000 on in the snow suffering from When the officer approached Hospital. where it has been hear an appeal of a Delaware community of Whitehall as drug and ammunition related 'apparent gunshot wounds to him, he attempted elude them. determined that he too was suf­ Supreme Court decision James Thompson, a 27 year offenses. He has not been the upper body. 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"But I "issues. of profound consti­ Haiti on Jan. 12; Kimberly wanted to be more involved tutional significance." Cignarella, a senior apparel and do something more per­ "We are disappointed . design major in the University sonal and from the heart." with the Court's decision," of Delaware's Department of The dresses, which are Biden stated. "We have con­ Fashion and Apparel Studies, iiesigned for newborn to 6- sulted with the family of decided she wanted to con­ year-old giI:ls, are created in Lindsey Bonistall and rec­ tribute to the relief efforts an assembly-line fashion of ognize the pain ·they con­ by sewing dresses for girls approximately 50 at . a time tinue to experience as this who lost their belongings as and each takes about three case makes its way through . a result of the earthquake. hours to complete, Cignarella the judicial process. We will . Cignarella said she thought said. She designed two differ­ continue to move forward of designing dresses because ent styles of dresses and each with the prosecution of she wanted to take advantage dress features a heart on the .,..,.. Cooke and to continue to of the unique· ability that she back of the neck with her ini­ . Kimberly Cignarella displays some of the dresses she is sending to Haiti fight for justice in this tragic had, while helping others in tials stitched' into it, to show case." need. She is calling her. con­ her love and effort. takes care of her schoolwork .. more of her dresses to Haiti. they are in their own back­ A scheduling confer­ tributionAdDRESSed With When she started the proj­ Cignarella has been able Cignarella, who plans to yard or thousands of miles ence with the trial judge is Love. ect, the goal she ~ set for her­ to donate 100 of her dress- become a designer after col­ away. .' expected to be set shortly, at "While r was home over . self was to make 200 dresses. . es to a church organization lege, said she wants to use "It's just a great feeling," which time a new trial date winter break, I kept se«ing She has completed more than that will ship them to Haiti. AdDRESSED With Love she said. ''I'm always happy will be set. TV commercials asking for 130 so.far and has no plans She said she is still looking to help inspire other young with what I'm doing." Bonistall, . a University people to text and donate on stopping, as long as she for additional avenues to get adults to help others, whether - Article by Jon Bleiweis' of Delaware student from New York state, was raped and murdered in 2005 at her Newark apartment. The high. court for Delaware ruled that Cooke's rights were violated in the County Chamber offers membership for jobless trial. Attorneys for Cooke . . ' had argued that he was . The New Castle County . learn of business opportunities attend events at membership greater New CastJe County and business education pro­ guilty, but mentally ill. Chamber of Commerce has or advance their skill sets. The prices, most of which have . region," said Kleinschmidt. grams. "The events are such Cooke, who proved to be a created a six month "transi­ membirship itself is free of a fee of $10. In addition, the "A 10Gai job fair will that people can set aside any difficult client for his attor­ tional" membership for out-of­ charge: _ . . transitional member will be require a larger investment in time; we have networking neys, argued that he did not work residents in New Castle "This program will help get able 'to access the chamber's both time and money. This breakfasts, networking at night go along with the plea. County. < . folks into the business com­ group health insurance pro­ is a ' streamlined and simple and networking at noon ·pro­ In 2007, a jury ruled that The membership program munity and feel like a part of gram and attend many of the process and it allows people to grams," says Kleinschmidt. Cooke was guilty. 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This week's Out of the AHlc Item is an undated winter sea­ son view of the oldest college building in Newark. Opened in 1834, this building housed the institution originally chartered as NewArk College. It was the only campus facility until nearby Recitation Hall was built in 1888 by the then Delaware College. In the early 1900's, Miss Elizabeth Smithson was the House Mother in the boy's dorm in the west (left) wing. After renova­ tions in 1917, the building was renamed' Old College." By the 1950's, the apartment was part of the University Band rehearsal hall as the Music Department occupied the west wing, a student dining room was in the center "Oratory" area, and the Military Science Department was in the east wing. At that time, Army ROTC was compulsory for all men for two years. The picture is on loan to the Newark Post from the Newark Historical Society collection. The Society invites donations or loans of pictures and other artifacts of places, activities, and life styles in the Greater Newark Area. Contact the Newark Historical Society by voice mail at 302- 224-2408, by postal mail to P.O. Box 711, Newark, DE 19715, or by email [email protected].

the man of the house. He bab­ ~ BLOTTER, from 3 ysat the boys and supervised Mayor Vance Funk, III was presented with the 2009 Legislator of the Year Award by the Delaware Hotel and Lodging them," Urick explained. After being transported back The boys eventually disclosed Association. Those nominating Funk spoke of his dedication to tourism in the City of Newark. His success in champi­ to police headquarters, all three the abuse to someone they trust­ oning the annual Taste of Newark event was touted as being a significant and cherished contribution to Newark life and suspects admitted to spray paint­ ed who contacted authorities. in great demand by visitors. His availability to personally meet with out of town guests aHending conferences or any of ing on the premises and told Detective Jason Crawford the downtown Newark events and his leadership role in aHracting new residents through relocation as a result of the officers that they had thrown the of the Cecil County Sheriff's Base Relocation and Closure Act (BRAC) made him a standout legislator for Delaware's tourism industry. Shown from paint can onto the CSX tracks. Office arrested Smith on April left are: Michael Waite, Funk, and Brad Wenger, chairman of DHLA. Officers recovered the can and 22, according to court records, entered it as evidence. which also indicate that a Cecil All three youths were given County grand jury handed up trespass warnings and told never a four-count indictment against to return to the shopping center. Smith on May 7. Use our Warrants are pending. On Dec. 11, Smith pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual We Are Here For You I Convenient, Prison time in child abuse, which is punishable by up to 25 years in prison per Time-saving molesting case offense. e-mail address A Delaware man received Then on Thursday, Visiting an eight-year prison term on Judge Christian Kahl imposed a today! Thursday for molesting two lO-year sentence on Smith and postnews@ boys in an Elkton-area home suspended two years of it. The over a two-month period last judge also imposed the same chespub.com year, according to Cecil County sentence, making it concurrent, Circuit Court records. for the second sexual child abuse Get Immunized against For info, Guy Smith, 36, of Newark, conviction. call 737-0724 sexually abused the boys, ages Smith, who had been jailed Michael6pinn PharmD. Becky Marshall PharmD. H1Nl Flu Here 12 and 14, several times from on a $50,000 bond after his Chai Caddc R.Ph. David Ay!'C$ R.Ph February to April 2009 after arrest, will serve his eight-year befriending the victims' mother term in a Maryland Department and gaining her trust, accord­ of Corrections prison. 9JI'~. Your needs! Your pharmacy! ing to Assistant State's Attorney Upon his prison release, Pharmacy Kevin B. Urick, who prosecuted Smith must serve five years of Fast, friendly, courteous service. the case. supervised probation. As proba­ "He ingratiated himself to tion conditions, Smith must reg­ 707 Bridge St., Suite B, Elkton, MD 21921 • 410-398-DRUG (3784) the mother to gain access to the ister as a convicted sex offender boys. In many ways. he became and he must have no contact with the victiriJ.s. • On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, February 26, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 15 IN THE NEWS Local eatery expands to 2nd location Santa Fe Mexican Grill the speed and efficiency of the come into the area. "[Though] Gung Hey Fat Choy! announced the recent open­ project. "We chose this loca­ Columbia has only two sea­ ing of their second location, tion to bring our special fla­ sons: summer and winter, we Santa Fe Wilmington, located vors to both the downtown and want to cook dishes that reflect Downes celebrates Chinese New Year at 2006 Pennsylvania Ave., Greenville areas," he contin­ all four seasons." Wilmington. Make no mistake, ued. Though the dinner crowd The 90-seat restaurant On Friday February 19, the students at on traditional Chinese styles. this location is not a repeat has been continuous, Acuna also features an expansive bar Downes ES rang in the Year of the Tiger with In addition to the music, other performers of the well made tacos and hopes to attract more down­ area, along with a variety of a parade that featured musicians from Mr. improvised a dragon dance featuring an 8 foot burritos from the Main Street, town patrons with his lunch­ high-end tequilas and a wine Ambrosino's 3rd, 4th, and 5th general music red and gold dragon and its entourage that Newark restaurant. Santa Fe time specials selection from South America, class. Some members of the "Year of the Tiger included a handler, fire bearers (waving red Wilmington is geared toward a Both Javier and his brother California, Spain, and Portugal. Performing Ensemble" played recorders, others scarves to represent flames), a fan bearer (to more sophisticated palate crav­ Andres, manager of the Newark The restaurant also sports a accompanied on percussion instruments such keep the dragon cool along the way) and the ing the tastes of Latin America, site, came to the United States 16-seat dining room called as gongs, wood blocks, and recycled metal dragon "pooper scooper" (to add a bit of com­ owners note. from Columbia over ten years "Biblioteca", which can be pipes to create the music for the parade based edy to the festivities). Art students from Ms. Owners Javier and Andres ago, bringing with them the used for either private occa­ Beck's art classes cre­ Acuna began looking for a tastes of their grandmother's sions or business meetings. A ated lanterns and other location for their second res­ kitchen and a desire to serve flat screen TV allows for the traditional decorations taurant almost two years ago. quality Latin cuisine. Stints with option of multimedia presenta­ for the hallway. Two Finding a spot next to Michael Wilmington establishments El tions or to catch up on the local students (the Carpenter Christopher'S on Pennsylvania Tapatio and Lamberti's Cucina sports scores. Javier Acuna twins!) painted a life­ Avenue, the duo began renova­ helped hone their kitchen and stated that the room has been like tiger banner to lead tions in November 2009 and managerial skills and provided very popular and that several the parade. opened on January 22, 2010, the experience to open their bookings have been made for This unit incorpo­ taking very little time in creat­ own place. the spring months. rated music, visual art, ing one of Wilmington's new­ Santa Fe Wilmington fea­ Future events include live dance, reading, and est establishments. Architect tures dishes from Central and music, salsa dancing, and, geography. To prepare Marjorie Rothberg designed South America with a twist. according to Javier, special sur­ for the dragon parade, an interior reminiscent of an Acuna says that the menu was prises, such as their Cinco de the classes read books, old Mexican cantina, complete created to blend spicy elements Mayo celebration. listened to music, stud­ with bench seating along one such as peppers and chorizo Hours are Mon.-Tues., ied maps, and found wall and a trio of alcoves for a with savory ingredients like 11:30 am-ll pm; Weds.-Fri., research on the Internet bit of privacy. sundried tomatoes and green 11 :30 am-1 am; Sat., 5 pm-1 to discover how and "The city [Wilmington] has olives to highlight the diver­ am; Sunday, 5-11 pm. For why Chinese American worked well with us," stated sity of tastes of the Americas. more information, please call communities celebrate Javier Acuna, manager of the Seasonal dishes will be added 302-425-5200 or visit santa the lunar New Year. 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OcCon- and Have Fun ~ APARTMENTS $750/mo + sec, credit doAuctions.com Mar- wlYoung Successful chk. 410-620-3626 LEGAL NOTICE shaliAuctions.com Business Group. No ". UNFURNISHED Experience Neces­ i.FREE TVFORLIFEi sary. 2wks Paid Train­ SHERIFF'S SALE : '. . ' GET 3,500 HD CHANNELS ~ ADOPTIONS ing. Lodging. Trans­ By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#215 JA, AD ., FREEl portation Provided. 1- New Today New Today 2010. 877-646-5050 1 SAVE '1100 PERYEARIII. r.n<;e .. CLU 1 ELKTON 2 br apt ELKTON Ig. 1br, 1st Parcel No: 09-029.10-415 Property · Address: 205 Stature Drive, No Subscriptions • No Monthly Fees wid hk up, W Main St fir, near hosp. & court I. B _ ~ _ 1 SALES PROFES­ $725/mo or by this 2 $650+ util's & sec dep Newark, DE 19713. New Today SIONALS WANTED unit bldg for $168,000 no pets 410-620-1019 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, : • Get all Regular & • Replace your Cable e =JfJI- u:a 11. : Recession proof industry, w/$5000 settlement ______with the building thereon erected, known as 1 Prenuum Channels or Satellite Carrier 1 • Adopt • At-home prequalified leads helping help $1500 fir allow. 205 Stature Drive, situate in White Clay rJIIII Jl ~ mom & Loving attor­ Seniors. Positive attitude Do you have a good Creek Hundred, New Castle County and 1~Channels from all ~ Watch Live 1 ney dad will LOVE & and communication skills work history? Let me State of Delaware, and being Lot No. 27 of lover the World Television 1 CHERISH. 1st baby required. Exc. Benefits, tell you how to rent 1 New Today the subdivision of Fox Woods, Microfilm No. forever! • Expenses Growth Potential. $75,000 side to help pay your 2774 and being more particularly bounded I· Watch on any • No Hardware 1 paid. Anthony & Lisa plus. Call Mr. Holland toll­ mortgage. Live in the ELKTON! FAIRHILL and described in accordance with a survey 1 TV or Computer to Install www.FreeUnlimiteclTV.com 1 1-800-816-8424. • free 1-866-229-8447 other 443-553-1327 area 2br, CAC & heat by the Pelsa Company dated October 26, $600/mo + uti Is, sec & 1999 as follows, to wit: ------refs req 410-392-2866 BEING the same lands and premises which Cesar E. Aniceto and Marie Jane Aniceto (a/kla Jane R. Aniceto) by Deed dated Octo­ ..UI~ ...... a .. ~ .... ~ .. ~ NORTH EAST- 2nd ber 29, 1999 and recorded in the Office of fir 2br, off st prk, quiet the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas­ loc, priv ent , non­ .,D·ATUIITlC'$ OLDEST, UUEST AID 'EST AnE.DED tle County and State of Delaware, in Mort­ 11 Luxury Bayfront Condos smok env. No pets. gage Book 2746, page 315, did grant and MARYLAND STATE FAIRGROUNDS $8001 mo + sec & convey unto Michael M. Meade and Renne • NO MINIMUM PRICE @Least4Unirs uti Is. 302-276-6110 I TIMONIUM, MARYLAND DISCOUNT COUPON M. Meade. • NO BUYER PREMIUM MARSHALL SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS : MORE MAKES & MODElS OF RV'S THAN ANY SHOW ON THE EAST THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL M. MEADE $1.0 0 : • GUARANTEED FINANCING· 3 &4 BR HAL I:S IAII: Al clj()~S : ALL HEATED INDOOR EXHISrT$ 0 F F ',' AND RENEE M. MEADE. i Produced By Marytand Recreational Vehicle Dealers Association _~ • Bahia Vista I &II· 10th St &the Bay TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME • Previews Saturdays & Sundays 12-2PM 888.986.7653 New Today OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE i FtIda!S&&ana,s ...,.18.1!1_"" 0: • Grand Preview Event 2/26, 4-7PM Onsite N East 1-2 BR house APRIL 19, 2010. , III I--':~+-'~-+- l1 .... 00I0I1in_'2r.wiIII_' JANUARY 31,2010 'PA Ig kiVDR, Ig yard, nice i ,,' h

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Must be PRESTON, MD CALL FOR DETAILS ELKTON Washing- NORTH EAST Classified 140 Acre tillable, 443-309-1602 .. TOWNHOUSE ton Woods 2br, 1.5 ba Hickory Dr, 3br, 1.5ba, moved. Negotiable . Poultry Farm www.thehomesforlife.com 3 story, wlgar $10501 2 dks $1025/mo pets 410-952-0517 (day) or is the .... -._ p" FOR RENT key /" 3 existing homes *$500 Gift Certificate New Today mo 410-398-5724 ok 443-309-0385 443-674-2412 (eve) 4 approved home to more ELKTON 3Br TIH, sites NORTH EAST Golf 1.5ba, full basement. CECIL WHIG CLASSIFIEDS ~n n IWWW.CHESAPEAKE I sales. Call: 410-770-8884 Course 2br, 2ba, gar. $900 per mo + sec. 410-398-1230 or 800-220-1230 lJ\l ~ CLASSlAED.COM New Today Short term ok. $1250 No pets. 410-398- WEBSITE AT ABERDEEN 2br, mo. 410-398-1944 2487 WWW.CHESAPEAKECLASSIFIED.COM LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE bsmnt, shed, fen yard. $750 mo. + sec. For ------info call 864-328-6500 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE r-----~S-HE~R~I~F~F'~S~S-A-LE~-----. r-----~SH-E~R~I~FF~'S~S~AL~E~---., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#51 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#48 JA, AD., SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE 2010. 2010. By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#113 JA, By virtue of a writ of Alias Pluries Lev Parcel No: 09-028.20-176 Parcel No: 09-028.40-119 New Today AD,2010 Fac#93 JA, AD, 2010 Property Address: 7 Hildins Way, Newark, Property Address: 145 Cypress Drive, Parcel No. 08-042.00-022 Parcel No. 11-002.40-134 DE Newark, DE 19713 Beautiful Elkton Property Address: 400 Smith Mill Rd., Property Address: 36 Kensington Lane, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of Townhouse. Move-in Newark, DE Newark, De 19713 land, with the building thereon erected, land, with the buildings thereon, situate in condition. Call Stan ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of known as 7 Hildins Way, situate in White White Creek Hundred, New Castle County, today 302 218-1033 with the buildings thereon erected, situate in land, with the improvements thereon erect­ Clay Hundred, New Castle, Delaware being Delaware being designated as Lot 108, as PFR Realtors Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and ed, known as No. 36 Kensington Lane, situ­ Lot No. 16 as shown on the Record Major shown on the Record Major Subdivision Plan State of Delaware, known as 400 Smith Mill ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Coun­ Subdivision Plan of Dunsmore, as said plan of Gender Woods of record in the Office of Road and being more particularly bounded ty, State of Delaware, known as Lot No. 38, is of record in the office of the Recorder of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas­ and described in accordance with a recent Section "M", on a Plan of Brookside Park as Deeds in and for New Castle County, tie County, Delaware on Microfilm No. 13036 survey by Zebley & Associates, Inc., Profes­ the Plan is of record in the Office of the Delaware in Microfilm No. 10718 and being said lot also known as 145 Cypress Drive New Today sional Land Surveyors of Wilmington, Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle more particularly bounded and described in and being more particularly described by a Delaware dated August 3, 2001 .. County, in Plat Book No.3, 1953, Page 10 .. accordance with a recent survey and legal survey prepared by On Point, Inc., dated CECILTON AREA. descriptions by East Coast Surveyors, dated August 20, 2003, as follows, to-wit: 1 BR, 1 BA, Private , BEING the same lands and premises BEING the same lands and premises which Deborah K. Shiles did by deed dated which Olive W. Clark did by deed dated July July 9, 2001. Being the same lands and premises which no pets. $650/mo. Being the same lands and premises which Joseph Civera, did grant and convey unto 410-275-2872, Iv msg August 17, 2001 and recorded in the office 29, 1999 and recorded in the office aforesaid aforesaid in Deed 20010822-0068731 did in Deed Book 2685 Page 331 did grant and Oliver J. Gumbs did by deed dated August Dominick Duonnolo, by deed dated August grant and convey unto Richard C. Tortella, convey unto Kenneth Austin and Kimberly 13, 2001 and recorded in the office aforesaid 31, 2005 and recorded on September 19, Jr. Austin. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECU­ in Instrument No. 20010816-0067007 did 2005 the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS TION AS THE PROPERTY OF KENNETH grant and convey unto Wendy Nurse and for New Castle, State of Delaware, in THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD C. AUSTIN AND KIMBERLY AUSTIN. SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS Deed Instrument 20050919-0095556. New Today TORTELLA, JR. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME THE PROPERTY OF WENDY NURSE. SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME THE PROPERTY OF DOMINICK DUONNO- CECILTON AREA. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE LO. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT 2Br ranch, 2Ba, wood­ OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. JANUARY 31, 2010 APRIL 19, 2010 TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR ed, no pets. $1600 JANUARY 31,2010 BEFORE APRIL 19,2010 410-275-2872 Iv msg. JANUARY 31, 2010 np 2/26,3/5 2135364 JANUARY 31,2010 np 2/26,3/5 2135369 np 2126,315 2135330 np 2/26,3/5 2135325

New Today SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#124 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of First Pluries Lev By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#128 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#127 JA, AD ., ELKTON 3/4br, 2ba 2010 Fac#81 JA, AD, 2010 . 2010 2010. bi-Ievel. Very clean. Parcel No.1 0-033.30-438 Parcel No.1 0-039.1 0-204 Parcel No. 09-030.30-175 Parcel No. 09-021.40-084 Big deck & yrd, gar. Property Address: 309 Palmerston Court, Property Address: 311 Concord Bridge Property Address: 1106 Cedarwood Lane, Property Address: 404 Elderfield Road, $1450. 410-398-0316 Newark, DE 19702 Place, Centennial Village, Newark, DE Newark, DE 19702 Newark, DE 19713 or 443-907-9961 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land 19702 ALL that certain lot, or parcel of land with ALL that certain lot, or parcel of land with with the buildings thereon erected, situate in ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of the buildings thereon erected, situate in the dwelling thereon erected,situate in White New Castle Hundred, New Castle County land with the improvements thereon, situate White Clay Creek Hundred, New Casle Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County and State of Delaware, known as 309 in New Castle Hundred, New Castle County County and State of Delaware, known as No. and State ofDelaware, and known as Lot. Palmerston Court (also known as 309 regent and State of Delaware, being Lot Number 1106 Cedarwood Land, being Lot No. 120 on No. 12, Block N, on the Plan of Todd New Today Place), being Lot No. 111 on the Record 103 as shown on the Record Major Subdivi­ the Record Estates,Section 3, as said plan is of record in Major Subdivision Plan of Newtowene Vil­ sion Plan of Centennial Village of record in Resubdivision Plan of Christiana Village, the Office for the Recording of Deeds, in and ELKTON HEIGHTS lage, Section II, as said plan is of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and as said plan is of record in the Office of the for New Castle County, Delaware, in Plat 3Br, 2Ba, grg. No the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Micro­ Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle Record 4, Page 56, pets. Non smkg env. for New Castle County, Delaware, in Micro­ film No. 2848, said lot also known as 311 County, Delaware, in Microfilm Record No. and being more particularly bounded and $1200 + utils 302-731- film Record No. 11,180 and being more par­ Concord Bridge Place and being more par­ 3013, and being more particularly bounded described in accordance with a survey by 1254 ticularly bounded and described in accor­ ticularly bounded and described in accor­ and described in accordance with a more Edward H. Richardson Associates, Inc., dance with a recent survey prepared by the dance with a survey prepared by Zebley & recent survey by AES Surveyors, dated Registered Surveyors, Newark, Delaware, PELSA Company, Consultants and Survey­ Associates, Inc., dated April 24, 2006, as fol ­ March 14,2007, as follows to wit: dated June 17, 1959. ors, dated May 21 , 2003, as follows, to wit: lows, to wit: BEING the same lands and premises BEING the same lands and premises BEING the same lands and premises AND BEING the same lands and premises which William L. Vantine by Deed dated April which Clifton D. Browning and Sandra D. New Today which Ben F. Martin, Jr. by Deed dated May as conveyed unto WESHON HORNSBY and 9, 2007 and recorded in the Office of the Browning, by Deed dated March 10, 1969 30, 2003 and recorded in the Office of the LADI D. HORNSBY, husband and wife by Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of EARLEVILLE: Crys­ Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle deed of Muhammad Arifeen and Memoona County and State of Delaware, in Instrument Deeds, in and for New Castle County and tal Beach. 3Br, 2Ba, County and State of Delaware, in Instrument Siddiqui dated May 6, 2006 and recorded in Number State of Delaware, in Deed Record C-82 cntrl air. No pets. $850 Number the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and 20070411-0033341, did grant and convey Page 413, did grant and convey unto Ran­ + sec. 305-517-6729 20030620-0074582, did grant and convey for New Castle County, State of Delaware as unto Jose A. Santiago-Ortiz. dall C. Smith and Carroll D. Smith. unto Terry Lee White, Sr. Instrument No. 20060605-0053244. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF JOSE A. SANTIAGO­ THE PROPERTY OF RANDALL C. SMITH THE PROPERTY OF TERRY LEE WHITE THE PROPERTY OF WEHSON HORNSBY ORTIZ. AND CARROLL D. SMITH. SR. AND LADI D. HORNSBY. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME New Today TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. ELKTON 2Br on APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. JANUARY 31, 2010 JANUARY 31, 2010 large country lot. $750 JANUARY 31,2010 2135456 sec. Wheatley Rd. JANUARY 31,2010 np 2/26,3/5 + np 2/26,3/5 2135374 np 2/26,3/5 2135354 np 2126,315 2135455 410.392.4331 , , .~. - . - - - ~ ,,,,,,, .. ~ , - --,- . -~ .. ( . Frid~y, Febrtiary'2{( 2010 .~ofihe ' NeWar'k'lj>osl. i Pltge 19

. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NEED A HANDYMAN? OR SOMEONE TO CLEAN YOUR HOME? SHERIFF' SALE ... SHERIFF'S SALE CITY OF NEWARK REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac# 2.04 JA, By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#243 JA, AD.; DELAWARE HOW ABOUT AD., 2.01.0. 2.01.0. Parcel No. 1.0-.032.2.0-314 Parcel No.1 .0-.043.1 .0-789 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ " LOTS/ A CREAGE C OMMERCIAL/ CHILD CARE? U Property Address: 26 Archer Circle, Newark, Property Address: 16.0 Hawk Drive Newark, ~ INVESTMENT FOR SAL ~ FOR S ALE CHECK OUT OUR Delaware 197.02 DE 197.02 The Council of the City of Newark" at its SERVICE DIRECTORY ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land regular meeting held February 22, 2.01.0, with the buildings thereon erected, known with the building thereon, situate in New adopted the following resolution: EVERYDAY as 26 Archer Circle being Lot 61 as shown Castle County Hundred, New Castle County, RESOLUTION NO. lQ-D -Major Subdivi­ New Today New Today on a record Major Land Development Plan; Delaware being Lot 31, as shown on the sion of 1119 South College Avenue, In Order recorded in and for New Castle County on Record Major Subdivision Plan of Raven to Construct a Six-story, 1Ql-Room Candle­ DUPLEX b UI'Id' Ing I0 t record microfilm No. 6398 for the subdivision Glenn as Wellington Woods, of record in the wood Suites Hotel HOllingsworth Manor RT 5.0 Location lots of Tayl6rtowne, situated New Castle Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for Water, sewer. $4.0,.0.0.0 Easton, MD For Hundred, New . Castle County, Delaware, New Castle County, ' Delaware, in Microfilm Patricia M. Fogg, CMC 443-553-588.0 sale, 3.0.0.0 sqft of being located and ascertained by the metes No. 11345 said 'Iot also known as 16.0 Hunt City Secretary office, retail 3 bay, and bounds description, written by the Drive and being more particularly bounded CLASSIFIEDS . self service car P.E.L.S.A. Company, Inc. Land Consultants and described with a recent survey by East np 2126 2136173 41.0-398-1230 wash 41.0-77.0-8884 and Surveyors, in accordance with the loca­ Coast Survey, Professional Land Surveyors, 800-220-123.0 tion given for Lot 61, as shown on said dated August 17,2.0.06, as follows, to wit: . record plan above. BEING the same lands and premises which SHERIFF'S SALE BEING the same land and premises that Rowena A. Tingel, did convey unto Ryan By virtue of a writ of First Pluries Lev ~EGAL NOTICE StElphanie A. Matarese by Deed dated March Davis, by deed . dated September 15, 2.0.06 Fac#83 JA, AD, 2.01.0 31, 2.0.06 recorded in the Office of the and recorded on September 2.0, 2.0.06 the Parcel No. 1.0-.043.10;529 Recorder of Deeds,. in and for New Castle Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Property Adaress: 19J Auckland Drive, SHERIFF'S SALE County, Delaware, in Deed Instrument New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Newark, DE 197.02 By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#135 JA, 2.0.06.04.05-.0.031968, did grant and convey Deed Instrument 2.0.06.092.0-.0.09.0191. ALL THAT Lot being Lot 91 of the subdivi­ AD., 2.01.0 unto Stacey A. Miller in fee. . SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS sion of Wellington Woods, Section II, Micro­ Parcel No. Q9~Q38·.lQ-186 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF RYAN DAVIS. film No. 1.0595, situate in New Castle Hun­ Property Address: 13 North Valley Stream THE PROPERTY OF STACEY A. MILLER. TERMS OF SALE: 1.0% DOWN AT TIME dred, New Castle County, State of Delaware Circle, Newark, Delaware 197.02 TERMS OF SALE: 1.0% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE and being more particularly described in a ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2.01 Q. survey by A.E.S. Surveyors, dated 'May 13, with the building thereon erected, situate in APRIL 19, 2.01 Q. JANUARY 31,2.01.0 2.0.04. .- White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle JANUARY 31, 2.01.0 2135671 AND BEING the same lands and prem­ County, Delaware, beirig design'ated' at Lot 2135582 ises conveyed unto Maxine J. Marshall by 11.0 as shown on the Record Land Develop­ deed of Linda J. Condella, Carl J. Kirby, ment Plan of Valley Stream Village, Phase Barry T. Kirby and Barbara A. Megginson, III, as said plan is of record in tl')e Office of dated May 25, ·2.0.04 and of record in the the Recorder of Deeds, New Castle County, SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for Delaware, on Microfilm No. 1.0257, said lot By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#46 'JA, AD:, By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#117 JA, . New Castle County and State of Delaware at also known as 13 N. Valley Stream Circle, 2.01.0. AD., 2.01.0 Instrument Number 2.0.04.0527-.0.058346. and described in LEGAL NOTICE Parcel No:.ll-Q2Q.3Q-113 Parcel No . .09-.041'.1.0-133 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS accordance with a recent survey of A.E.S. Property Address: 513 Laural Lane, Property Address:35 Hunting Ridge Road, THE PROPERTY OF MAXINE J. MAR- Surveyors, dated September 15, 1997. Newark, DE 197.02 . Newark, DE 197.02 SHALL. . BEING the same lands and premises that NOTICE OF PETI­ All thai certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certai lot, piece or parcel of land TERMS OF SALE: 1.0% DOWN AT TIME Medhet Banoub by deed dated May 31, TION TO OBTAIN with the buildings thereori erected, situate .in with the buildings thereori OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 2.0.06 and recorded in the Office of the TITLE TO Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and erected, situate in White Clay Creek Hun­ APRIL 19, 2.01.0. Recorder of Deeds, New Castle County, ABANDONED State of Delaware, known as 513 Laurel dred, New Castle County, State of Delaware, JANUARY 31,2.01.0 Delaware, in Deed Instrument 2.0.06.06.05- . PROPERTY Lane, being Lot No. 76 on the Plan of Bar­ known as 35 Hunting Ridge Road, being Lot .0.053397, did grant and convey unto Cynthia A petition has been rington, as the...Plan thereof is of record in th!l No. 135 on the Plan of Country Creek, as np 2/26,3/5 2135355 Boone-Turner, in fee .. filed to obtain title to Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for said plan is of record in the Office of the SEIZED AND TAKEN IN 'EXECUTION AS the 'following aban­ New Castle county, DelaWare in Microfilm. Recorder of . Deeds, in and for New castle THE PROPERTY OF CYNTHIA BOONE­ doned property: No. 12961, and being more particularly County, Delaware in Microfilm Record No. TURNER. 198.0 2.0 .5 ft. Dixie bounded and described in accordance with a 79.04 and 8984, and being more.particulqrly TERMS OF SALE: 1.0% DOWN AT TIME MFG 'Boat & Long survey prepared by East Coast Survey, Pro­ . bounded and described in accordance with a OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Trailer· fessional Land Surveyors, dated September survey prepared by Zebley & Associates, APRIL 19, 2.01.0. DL9436J DXE 1296 19, 2.0.02, as follows, to-wit: . Inc., dated July 13, 2.0.05, as follows, to wit: JANUARY 31,2.01.0 M8QB Being the same lands and premsies which BEING the same lands and premises The Petition was Darren Ziegler and Lisa Ziegler, did grarlt which Partha S. Muhuri and Shilpi Muhuri np 2/26,3/5 213546.0 filed by: Sharon and convey unto Vincent A ..Delillioand deed dated July 25, 2.0.05 and recorded in Searles. Stephanie L. Delillio, by deed September 3.0, the Office· of the Recorder of Deeds, in and The following per­ 2.0.02 and recorded on October- 2, 2.0.02 the for New Castle County and · State of SHERIFF'S SALE sons have been Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Delaware, in Instrument By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#137 JA, identified as o;vners New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Number 2.0.05.0726-.0.073575, did grant and AD.,2Q1Q . or other persons Deed Instrument 2.0.021.0.02-.0.094549. convey unto Jerry J:.McDole, II. Parcel No . .09-.021.4.0-181 with an interest in SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS . SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Property Address: 9 Gilbert Court, Newark, the property: THE PROPERTY OF VINCENT A. DELIL­ THE PROPERTY OF JERRY J. MCDOLE, DE 19713 .' Anthony Ashley & LIO AND STEPHANIE L. DELILLIO. II. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Tammy Richardson TERMS OF SALE: 1.0% DOWN,AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 1.0% DOWN 'AT TIME with the buildings thereon, situate in White If judgment is OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County entered for the APRIL 19, 2.01.0 APRIL 19, 2.01.0. "Here is and the State of Delaware and being desig­ Property JANUARY 31,2.01.0 JANUARY 31,2.01.0 nated as Lot _1 . as shown on the Record HolderlPetitioner, np 2/26,3/5 . 2135324 np 2/26,3/5 213537.0 Subdivision the Petitioner will be. Plan"Of Kimberton, Section One, as record­ aWarded complete ed in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in M'Y Card"! and absotute title to New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm the. property pur­ No. 1819, said lot now being known as 9 suant to 25 DeI.C. & Gilbert Court and shown on a Mortgage 4.0.02 and any exist­ Inspection Plan by Site Dimensions LLC, ing liens or other dated September 11, 2.007, Job Number interests against it 7.0496. will be void. BEING the same land and premises that . Anyone with a legal William J. Diverly by deed dated September interest in this prop­ 17, 2.0.07 and recorded in the Office of the erty may contest the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle petition by filing an County, State .of Delaware, in Deed Instru­ Answer (J .P. Civ. ment Form No. 53 by 2/26 2.0.0711.06-.0.096281, did graht and convey with Justice of the unto Vondeh T. Cooper, in fee. Peace Court NO. 9 SEIZED ANn TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 757 North Broad THE PROPERTY OF VONDEH T. COOPER. Street TERMS OF SALE: 1.0% DOWN AT TIME Middletown, De OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 197.09 APRIL 19, 2.01.0 . 3.02-378-5221 JANUARY 31,2.01.0 np 2/26,3/5 2135462 np 2/26 2134839 . ~~: ~. ----~~ ~.~. ~~~-.--.-+------~.. -.----~~ . .. . 1<: "c,51 • l>tP -i-rllwf/[ .rlT orO(' '-IQ \]"I rr -1)'iJ d. >I , n (Y\ 'Inri ot;..l ..,", J"u:', ",TUJIJ.,. d"-.\/IT .cur.. ). Page 20 • The Newark Post • Friday, February 26, 2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-33H-

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Main Street Taproem, Inc., has on ·Febru­ SHERIFF'S SALE u ~ ary 5, 2010, applied with the Alcoholic Bev­ By virtue of a writ of 5th Pluries Lev Fac# SERVICES MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE erage Control Commissioner for a change of 170 JA, AD., 2010. . license from 'Tavern On-Off" to 'Restaurant Parcel No: 08-008.00-022 HOME CATS free to a On-Off" for a premises located at 115 E: Property Address: 863 ' Yorklyn Road , ~IMPROV EM ENT g09d home. Dis­ Main Street, Newark, DE 19711 . Persons Hocessin, DE 19707 . S ERVICES New Today New Today placed barn cats & who are against this applicatio.n should pro­ ALL THAT certain lot piece er parcel of land kittens. Fixed, shots & . .~. vide written notice of their objections .to the situate' in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle BOXER PUPS. AKC CHIA POM wormed. Commissiener. For the Commissioner to' be County and State of Delaware being Lot No. fawn brindle black PUPPIES 302-737-6803 Free to great home required to hold a hearing to consider addi­ 12 as shown on the unrecorded plan of 2F, 3M. Great Easte~ Male & female', - 2 adult cats, both tio[1al input from persons against this appli­ HOCKESSIN HILLS. . present! $700. 443- small 1 st S/W, fixed, litter trained, ca:tion, the Cemmissiener must receive one AND BEING the same land an'd premises 466-5986 or 443-945- beige & white $400 current on all shots. 6 or more documents containing a total of at co.nveyed unto. Dominick J. Dimenco and least 10 Signatures o.f residents or property K. Spencer 5389 410-658-2463 y~eld male Terry L. Dimenco by deed of Shirley A. Hub­ Home New Today Bengal, micro­ ewners located within 1 mile of the premises bard, dated May 29, 1998 and of record in or in any incorporated areas lecated within 1 the office of the Recorder of Deeds in and fer Improvements, I CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIEDS chipped. 5 yr old mile of the premises. The protest(s) must be New Castle County and State of Delaware in Inc. 410-398-1230 800-220-1230 COLLIE PUPS female DSH, very AKC Heme raised. friendly. Can go field with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Deed Book 2449, page 274. When Quality www.chesapeakeclasslfled.com health guaranteed Cemmissioner at the 3rd Floor, Carvel State SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Comes First! together or separate. $500302-737-9200 443-206-1205) v ms.Q . Office Building, 820 North French Street, THE PROPERTY OF DOMINICK J. DIMEN­ LEGAL NOTICE Wilmington, DE 19801. The protest(s) must CO AND TERRY L. DIMENCO . • Garages be received by the Commissioner's office on TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME • Basements LEGAL NOTICE or before March 8, 2010. . '. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON E>R BEFORE • Kitchens &Baths Failure to. file such a protest may result in APRIL 19, 2010. . • Additions LEGAL NOTICE Newark Taproom, Inc., has on February the Commissioner considering the applica-' JANUARY 31, 2010 • Crown Molding tion without further notice, input,.er hearing. 2135505 • Porches. Decks 15, 2010, applied with the Alcoholic Bever­ age Control Commissioner for a change of CITY OF' NEWARK If you -have questions regarding this matter • Window I Door DELAWARE please contact the Commissioner's Office. Replacement license from Tavern On-Off" to 'Restaurant On-Off" for a premises located at 115 E. PUBLIC HEARING . PUBLIC AUCTION Main Street, Newark, DE 19711 . Persons_ NOTICE np 1/12,19,26 - 2132741 Notice is hereby given -that the undersigned FREE . March 8, 2010 - 7:30 P.M: will sell at a public auction on March 26,2010 ESTIMATES who are against this application should pro­ vide written notice of their objections to the at 2:00 pm at: ' Commissioner. For the Commissioner to be _ Pursuant to Chapter 27-21 (b)(2)(e) of the PS ORANGE CO PUBLIC STORAGE REFERENCES City ef Newark . Subdivision and Develep­ required to hold a hearing to consider addi­ PUBLIC AUCTION 425 NEW CHURCH MANS ROAD LICENSED & ment Regulations, Notice is hereby given of NEW CAStlE, DE 19720 INSURED tional input from persons against this' appli­ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned cation, the Commissioner must receive one a Public Hearing in the Council Chamber, The personal property here to fere stered Newark Municipal Building, 220 Elkton will sell at a Public Auctien on 3/26/10 at or more documents containing a total of at 12:00 PM at: with the undersigned by: No Job to small Road, on Monday, March 8, 2010, at 7:30 A012 - Peter Karpinski - boxes, furniture, MHIC#127618 least 10 signatures of residents or property PSOrange Co Inc.lPublic Storage owners located within 1 mile of the premises p.m., at which time the Council will consider bikes. the request of EDDAN, L.L.C., for a revision 201 Bellevue Road or in any incorporated areas located within 1 , Newark, De 19713 B035 - Douglas . Diem - tools, furniture, 410-378-9219 mile of the premises. The protest(s) must be to the approved subdivision agreement for The personal property heretofore stored boxes . the development known as Sutton Place, field with the Alcoholic Beverage Control with the undersigned. by: C013 - Silas Whaley - bedding, furniture, Comt:nissioner at the 3rd Floor, Carvel State . located at 711 Barksdale Read, in order to A006 - WESLEY ESTELL - FURNITURE, boxes medify the deed restriction that provi~ed for ~ L AWN & G ARDEN Office Building, 820 North· French Street, BOXES,BAGS C027 - Ralph Davis - furniture, totes, boxes a maximum occupancy in each unit of one ".. S ERVICES Wilmington, DE 19801 . The protest(s) must A032- KIM ALI- FURNITURE, BOXES, C091 - Paul Bartelt - totes, bexes be received by the Commissioner's office on family or a maximum occupancy of two BAGS A042- CRYSTAL AGUILERA­ C102 - Garrin Bible - furniture, totes unrelated tenants. The request is to allew or before March 17, 2010. BOXES, BAGS,TOTES C108 - Michelle Turner - electronics, furni­ Larson's cheep tree for a temporary maximum occupancy of four ture, boxes service - Winter rates, Failure to file such a protest may result in the A070- SAQUAN STIMPSON- FURNITURE, Commissioner considering the application unrelated tenants in six units beginning June BOXES, TOTES C125 - Chris Saylor - bags, bexes tree removal, stump 1, 2010 and ending June 1, -2013. F003 - Karl Gardner - tools, bags, boxes . grinding, clearing lic# without further notice, input, or hearing. If B003- LISA HOBERG- FURNITURE, you have questions regarding this matter ZONING CLASSIFICATION - RR (Resi­ BOXES, TOTES F109 - Terrence Miller - bedding, b.ags, 001010410-392-5175 dential, Rew or ToWnhouses) please contact the Commissioner's Office. - _ B054-DIANE FIELDS- FURNITURE, bexes Patricia M. Fogg, CMC np 2/26,3/5,12 2135734 BOXES, TOTES F115 - Kevin Triplett - electronics, furniture City Secretary _ F028 - Barbara Hartnett - furniture Instruction np 2/26,3/5 2135260 B055 - GEORGE SMITH - BOXES, BAGS ~ B062-RICHARD WASHINTON CLOTHING, E049 - Chris Cappalo - furniture, boxes BOXES, BAGS np 2/26,3/5 2135749 FREE PARAMEDIC B071- DAVE CONNOR- BOXES, BAGS, TRAINING for those PI,JBLlC AUCTION that qualify. Must be a Misit one of these local dealers T~~~~VERNALICE GRINNAGE- FURNi- Lost an. Item1 Netice is hereby given that the under­ DC resident and meet . . h happyl TURE,. BOXES, TOTES signed will sell at public sale on 3/26/2010 at I _ . MARYANN BECK- TOTES, BAGS, DOES eligibility. 202 and drive ome :6~~s 1:00pm, at 552-7385 near Metro B142-JUDITH OBIEKE- TOTES, BOXES, PSORANGECO INC.lPUBLlCSTORAGE, Center. email:thewest­ 3800 .Klrkwood Hwy., [email protected] BAGS . Found an.ltem1 VOLKSWAGEN C004- ERDAL AKKAS- CABINETS, , Wilmington DE 19808. - WWW.CHESAPEAKE SHELVES 302-998-0125 C025-CHRISTOPHER SHELTON- FURNI­ The personal property heretofore stored CLASSIRED.COM It's FREE to run an ad in TURE, BOXES, BAGS with the undersigned by: Chesapeake Classified! SIIIitJt D003- GREGGORY LEWIS, FURNITURE, .1071 - Stanley Hearn -Boxes/Bagsrrotes, VOLKSWAGEN,LTO. BOXES, BAGS. Electronics/Computers, Furniture, 4304 Kirkwood Highway, "0010- DEBBIE SCOTT- FURNITURE, 1078 - Judy Torres -Boxes/Bags/Totes, We have great success in returning lost BOXES, BAGS . Furniture animals and items to their true owners. WILMINCTON, DE E020- SUSAN GREEN- FURNITURE, 1100 - Evelyn Martinez-Bo.xe'!;, Totes, Elec- . U BOXES,BAGS tronics MERCHANDISE 302-998~0131 E031 - SHANNON_WRIGHT - FURNITURE, 2001 - Margaret Scheu- 40 Boxes, 10 BOXES,BAGS Totes Call and place your ad today! Drivers wanted'" ~ E054- JEREMIAH WICKS- FURNITURE, 2020 - Jessica Gainey - Boxes/Bags/Totes, ~N I MALS /PETS BOXES, BAGS Electronics/Computers E075.- DEANNE MARKS- BOXES, BAGS 2024 - Cynthia Anderson-Totes, Coeler Contact E077- ALPHONSO SMITH FURNITURE, 2064 - Curtis Bradley-Electronics/Comput- AMERICAN BULL­ 410-398-1230 BOXES, BAGS ers., Furniture . DOG PUPS 10 weeks, Laurie To . E095- JOHN VOYTILLA- BOXES 3009 - Richard Tew-Furniture, Electronics first shots. 2 male / 2 or toll free E099-SHANNQN BAILY- BOXES, BAGS 3026 -Nicele Proud-Boxes; Furniture, Elec­ female. Parents on Advertise F003,JACOB DICKHART- FURNITURE, tronics site. $300-$350 Call 800-220-1230 BQXES, BAGS 4040 - Thomas Phillips-Boxes/Bags/Totes, 443-907-6147 F103 - DENISE GRACE - FURNITURE, Furniture HERE BOXES, BAGS 4043 -Rose Copeland-Bo.xes/Bags/Totes email to F134-SEAN SIMON- BOXES, BAGS, 4096 -Willa Baiocco-Boxes/Bags/Totes, 410-398-1230 TOTES Furniture dassads G001 ,JOESPH FREEMAN- FURNITURE, 5037 -Leesa Dali - Boxes/Bagsr.ro~es 800-220-1230 BOXES, BAGS 5069 - Michael Scaggs-Crib @chespub.com G017 - JAMES BAYLES - BOXES, FURNI­ 5078 - Christina - Manwaring-Furniture, Lamici@ TURE, BAGS Bedding chespub_com H038 - LEE WOODALL - FURNITURE, 6004 - Anna Marini-20+ Boxes, Bags, Fur­ Boxer PUpS. ' S wks BOXES, BAGS .' niture, Beoks/Files/Cabinets old, tails & ouclaws, S&W. $300, 302-740- REACH OVER 50, 00 0 READERS WEEKLY ! 2135268 4793 or 410-378'-08-73-1-..______..1 Call La urie at 800·220·:;3 i 'I to Advertise Here! ...... ~-..... --,' ... 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MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE aaaMERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE LABRADOODLE YORKI POOS, Malti BUILDING ~ FURNITURE/ " GENERAL PUPS Family raised. Poos & CockaPoos ~ FIREWOOD ,. FURNISHINGS ~;=-::::--- ~ ~ ,. MERCHANDISE Shots, wormed, vet & Poms. Shots & de­ ,. MATERIALS . -'\""... checked. $350. Call wormed $300-$500. ill'iMB AI'"ij'j BLACK FAKE fur 717-872-4338 410-920-0865 CHERRY BEDROOM _.Mf1;~~;a;)~ COFFEE TABLE ENTERTAINMENT coat. Car lenght SET. Solid WOOO, never oak, glass top & 2 cen. Blonde oak, THIS END UP Bunk Yorkie Pups AKC used, brand new in facto­ dress, ladies sz 16, LAB MIX PUPPIES New Today matching end tables glass drs, side stor­ Beds solid wood fur­ New Today $25. 410-287-5526 Ready 2/6. $100 ea Tiny toy, cute & cud­ ry boxes. English Dove- $130410-282-6167 age. $600. 410-272- niture. Includes dly. M & F - Family 30X45 POLE BARN tail. Original cost $4500. after Noon or Bunky Boards and WOODSTOVE in ------Please call 8713 HdG, Vermont Cast­ 443-553-2775 raised. S&W 410-836- sytyle building. Is dis- Sell for $795. Can deliver. 410-294-5362 Matresses. $450. BLACK RABBIT 3187 mantled and stacked. 240-482.£721 410-838-0516 ings, Dutchwest, Mdl FUR COAT, waist ------$5000.443-567-5868 TEMPERPEDIC bed 2460 $200 length, ladies sz 12, Call 410-322-2815 LAB RETRIEVER YORKIE pups ACA I .------, CHEST OF DRAW­ with dual controls, CLASSIFIEDS $25.410-287-5526 pups & cute mixes CKC. health gar 1st & CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIEDS ERS & BUNDY vibrating setting. King. '--W-W- W- .-C-H-ES- A- P- E-A-K-E-' $175 & up. M & F. 2nd s&w $600 - $850 41ft '>I\D 1230 or toll free Dnn """1230 FLUTE $45 EACH Like new. $2000. 410-398-1230 S&W. 410-736-3724 443-674-8230 "".".... ouv-"'.,. 410-398-5909 410-457-4705 CLASSIFIED. COM " SPORTING 800-220-1230 ,. GOODS

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE JOE MONTANA ------cross trainer. $100. r-----___ ------..., .-____::-:-:-:===-=-:-:-=- __---, ...... ___~~==~~---..., -=-:'":'===-=~=------, 610-255-4448 SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE .-____SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ Alias Lev Fac#205 JA, By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#173 JAN, AD ., By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#131 JA, By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#130 JA, AD., AD ., 2010. 2010. AD. , 2010 2010 ~ MUSICAL Parcel No: 10-043.30-246 Parcl No: 10-039.10-575 Parcel No. 12-019.00-272 Parcel No. 10-034.40-178 Property Address: 415 Feather Drive, Property Address: Six Spring Drive, Newark, Property Address: 55 Waterton Drive, Property Address: 1243 Canvasback Newark, Delaware 19702. Delaware 19702. Bear, DE 19701 Drive, Newark, DE 19720 FENDER 1978 ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract of ALL that certain parcel of land situated in ALL THAT certain piece, parcel of tract of ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, TWIM REVERB AMP land, situate in New Castle Hundred, New New Castle Hundred, New Castle County land with the buildings thereon erected situ- with the building thereon erected, known as Good condition. Castle County, Delaware, being Lot 77 and State of Delaware being known as Lot ate in Red Lion Hundred, New Castle Coun- 1243 Canvasback Drive, situate in New Cas- $900 or best offer. according to the Record Major Subdivision No. 112 as shown on a Record Major Subidi- ty and State of Delaware, being Lot No. 4, on tie Hundred, New Castle County and State of Please Call Rick at Plan of Raven Glen at Wellington Woods, as vsion Plan of Brookfield in Taylortowne, as the Record Major Subdivision Plan of Red Delaware, and being Lot No. 140 of the 206-455-1560 recorded in the Recorder of Deeds Office in recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Lion subdivision of Mallard Pointe, Instrument an for New Castle County, on microfilm num- Deeds, New Castle County and State of Hunt, Phase 1, as recorded in the Office of No. 200302050015128, and being more par- U WANTED ber 11345 and as per a plan prepared by Delaware in Microfilm No. 12071, (the the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas- ticularly bounded and described in accor- ,. TO Buy Ramesh C. Batta Associates, P.A., Consult- "Plan") and no more particularly bounded tie County, on Instrument No. 20031015- dance with a survey by The Pelsa Company ing Engineers and Land Surveyors, plan no. and described in Exhibit A Situated herto and 0132975. BEING the same lands and pre.m· dated February 12, 2004 as follows, to wit: 85668-4-A·9584. made a part hereof. And being more fully ises which Hockessin Chase, L.P., a BEING the same lands and premises BEING the same land and premises that described in Instrument 20070328-0028597 Delaware which Linden Hill Corporation, a Delaware Plute Home Corporation by deed dated April recorded on 03/28/2007 amoung the Land limited partnership, by Deed dated Sep- corporation by Deed dated May 14, 2004 New Today 20, 1994 and recorded in the Office of the Records of New Castle County, Delaware. tember 29, 2005 and recorded in the Office and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Being the same property conveyed to of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Deeds, in and for New Castle County and County, Delaware, in Deed Book 1724, Page Angel G. Sanchez by Deed from Angel G. Castle County and State of Delaware, in State of Delaware, in Instrument Number 45, did grant and convey unto Angela A. Tay- Sanchez, Elizabeth Andino dated Instrument # 20050929-0100046, did grant 20040527-0058424, did grant and convey lor, in fee . 03/121/2007, recorded 03/128/2007, Instru- and convey unto Hee C. Park. unto Kristopher L. Simpson. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ment 20070328-0028597. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF ANGELA A. TAYLOR. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF HEE C. PARK. THE PROPERTY OF KRISTOPHER L. WANTED; DIABET­ TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME THE PROPERTY OF ANGEL G SANCHEZ. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME SIMPSON. IC TEST STRIPS up OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME to $181 box. Cash on APRIL 19, 2010. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE the spot. Any kind! JANUARY 31,2010 APRIL 19, 2010. JANUARY 31 , 2010 APRIL 19, 2010. any brand. Un­ 2135589 JANUARY 31, 2010 JANUARY 31 , 2010 opened will pick up. 2135517 np 2/26,3/5 2135459 np 2/26,3/5. 2135458 Debbie 410-820-6540

SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE ~ By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#246 JA, AD. , By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac# 197 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Vend Ex#166 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#136 JA, AD ., 2010. 2010. 2010. 2010 \iiiJ Parcel No. 11-006.30-141 Parcel No. 09-022.40-084 Parcel No. 09-037.00-100 C0015 Parcel No. 11-025.10-043 TRANSPORT ATlON Property Address: 51 Gill Drive, Newark, DE Propert Address: 2 Merion Road, Newark, Property Address: 79 Albe Drive Unit 0-15 Property Address: 10 Bastillel Loop, 19713 DE 19713 Newark, DE Newark, Delaware 19702 ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, piece or parce of ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL THAT certain unit of real property ALL that certain lot, piece, parcel, or tact of U REcREATIONAL land, with the dwelling thereon erected, situ­ with the dwelling erected thereon situate in existing under No. 0-15, in 79 Albe Drive, land with the buildings thereon erected, situ­ ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Coun­ White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Mini-Warehouse Condominium, Newark ate in Pencader Hundred, New Caslte Coun­ ,. VEHICLES ty and State of Delaware, and known as Lot County, State of Delaware, being Lot No.3, Delaware, as said unit is more particularly ty, Delaware, being Lot No. 99, on the No. 16, Block J, on the Plan of Robscott Block No. 14 as shown on the Plan of Chest­ bounded and described in (1) Enabling Dec­ Record Subdivision Plan of Frenchtown * *WANTED* * Manor, Section One, as said Plan is of nut Hill Estates, Section Three, as said Plan laration of F.C ltd. Corp., dated October 15, Woods, and Clean, Pre-Owned RV's record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds is recorded in the Office of the Recorder of 1987, and of record in the Office of the known as 10 Bastille Loop, Frenchtown Alexander RV in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Deeds in and for New Castle County, in Plat Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle Woods, Newark, Delaware 19702, as Toll Free 888-674-2267 Microfilm Record 797, and known and being Book 3, Page 81, and being more particular­ County and State of Delaware, in Deed Book recorded in the Office of the Recorder of more particularly bounded and described ly bounded and described in accordance 612, page 271; and (2) the Declaration Plan Deeds, in and for New Castle County and ~ MOTORCYCLES! accoding to a survey prepared by Zebley & with a recent survey by East Coast Survey, of 79 Albe Drive Mini-Warehouse Condo­ State of Delaware, on Microfilm No. 9990, Y ATVs Associates, Inc., Professional Land Survey­ Professional Land Surveyors, dated May 4, minium, prepared by Mann-Talley, engineers and described in ors and Sire Planners, Wilmington, 1999. and Surveyors, dated October 12,1987, and accordance with a recent survey by East Delaware, dated February 10, 2001, as fol­ BEING the same lands and premises which of record in the Office aforesaid in Microfilm Coast Survey, Profesisonal Land Surveyors, lows to-wit: Michael Robert Artist, by Deed dated May No. 8883. AND BEING the same lands and dated July 15, 1997. BEING the same lands BEING the same lands and premises which 27, 1999 and recorded in the Office of the premises which Rebecca Wright by Deed and premises that Eugene M. Julian and Helga M. Melton, did convey unto Lamon W. Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle dated March 14, 1995 and recorded in the Joseph JUlian, Trustees by deed dated July Sauerwald and Patricia A. Sauerwald, by County and State of Delaware, in Deed Book office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 31 , 1997 and recorded in the Office of the YAMAHA 1900 Stra­ deed dated February 12, 2001 and recorded 2648 Page 272, did grant and convey unto New Castle County, Delaware in Deed Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle toliner '06 touring bike. on September 26, 2001 the Office of the Michael R. Santa Barbara and Theresa A. Record Book 1893, Page 217 granted County in Deed Book 2306, Page 310, did Windshield, saddle Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle Santa Barbara. and conveyed to Triangle Electrical Ser­ grant and convey unto Eroy Brown, Gloria bags, luggage rack. County, State of Delaware, in Deed Instru­ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS vices Co., herein in fee. Brown and Willa Mac Brown, in fee. Just like new only 833 ment 20010926-0079265. THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL R. SANTA SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS miles! Garage kept. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS BARBARA AND THERESA A. SANTA BAR­ THE PROPERTY TRIANGLE ELECTRICAL THE PROPERTY OF EROY BROWN, GLO­ Asking $7500. Hur­ THE PROPERTY LAMONT W. SAUER­ BARA. SERVICES CO. RIA BROWN AND WILLA MAC BROWN. lock, MD. WALD AND PATRICIA A. SAUERWALD. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 410-943-3986 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. YAMAHA 50 '02. APRIL 19, 2010. JANUARY 31, 2010 JANUARY 31,2010 JANUARY 31 , 2010 White & blue. Runs JANUARY 31,2010 2135567 & looks great. $350 2135670 np 2/26,3/5 2135465 np 2126,315 2135461 OBO.410-569-2619 .-.,.., ...... ---~ ...... ~ ..-- .., ..,­ Page 22 • The Newark Post • Friday, February 26, 2010 News, Adv'ertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311

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SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#63 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#70 JA, AD, TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 2010. 2010 Parcel No: 08-024.40-317 Parcel No. 10-033.30-104 U TRUCKS/SPORT CHEVY BLAZER LT Property Address: 127 Pumpkin Patch Property Address: 7 Warren Place, Newark '01 leather, new trans, Lane, Hockessin, DE 19707 DE 19702 . ~ UTILITY VEHICLES insp. 105K Loaded. ALL that certain lot piece or parcel of New Today ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of $6200b/o 410-658- land with the building thereon erected, situ­ land with the buildings thereon, situate in 5904 / 410-441-9059 ISUZU '02 14' box New Castle Hundred, New Castle County, ate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Coun­ truck. White, no AC , Delaware, being deSignated Lot No. 84, as 5.7 Vortec eng., 65k. ty and State of Delaware, being deSignated New Today shown on the Record Major Subdivision Plan Auto trans, good rub­ as Lot No. 132 ash shown on the Record of Centennial Village, Section B, of record in CHEVROLET ber. Good condition. Major Subdivision Plan of DENNISON the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and Express 3500 '00 1 New Today $11,800. RIDGE, as said plan appears of in the Office for New Castle County, Delaware, on Micro­ ton, 350 auto, ps, pb CHEVY SILVERA- 610-255-4448 of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New film No. 6598, said lot also known as 7 War­ ac int & ext tool racks. DO 4X4 1500 EXT "Here is Castle County, Delaware on Instrument No. ren Place, and being more particularly 1 owner low miles. CAB '02 134K, well 200510270109869, said lot also known as described, according to a Mortgage Inspec­ Exccond. $6000. 443- maintained w/ records ~ANTIQUE AUTOS 127 Pumpkin Patch Lane, and being more tion Plan by Zebley & Associates, Inc., dated 206-1425 $8500410-885-5075 particularly bounded and described in accor­ October 20, 2001, as follows, to-wit: My Card"! dance with a recent survey by AES Survey­ BEING the same lands and premises WWW.CHESAPEAKECLASSIFIED.COM ors, dated July 26, 2007, as follows, to-wit: which Steven B. Wolfson, by deed October BEING A PART OF the same lands and 29, 2001, and recorded in the Office of the New Today premises which Harriett Dennison and Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle LEGAL NOTICE 1957 CHEVY 2 Susan Laver, by Deed dated March 13, county, Delaware in Instrument 2001107------DOOR POST nice 1998, and recorded in the Office aforesaid in 0092560, did grant and convey unto body and frame, many Matthias L. George, in fee. BEING the same r------.... Deed Book 2414, Page 59, did grant and SHERIFF'S SALE extra's $7500 firm. (2) premises which Matthias I. George, by Deed By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#160 JA, AD ., each 1957 hoods convey unto Dennison Development, LLC, a dated January 11, 2002 and recorded Janu­ Delaware limited liablility company, party No. 11-038.00-080 $225 each. (1) 1955 ary 14, 2002 in the Office for the Recorder of 2~a~cel Chevy hood peaked hereto, in fee. . Deeds in and for the County of New Castle, Property Address: 630 Clifton Drive, Bear, from the 60's $400. BEING the same lands and premises and State of Delaware in Deed Instrument Delaware 19701 Other items available. which Dennison Develpment, LLC, by Deed 20020114-0004041, granted and conveyed ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, Call 410-803-0573 dated September 14, 2007 and recorded unto Wendy Hargrave Roberts. situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle September 19, 2007 in the Office for the SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS County and State of Delaware, and being Lot Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of THE PROPERTY OF WENDY HARGRAVE No. 156, on the Plan of Hickory Woods, Sec­ New Castle, and State of Delaware in Deed ROBERTS. tion 4, as said Plan is of Record in the Office New Today Instrument 20070919-0083149, granted and TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME for the Recording of Deeds in and for New conveyed unto Kurt A. Kopnicky. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm No. 1935 Chevy Pickup SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS APRIL 19, 2010. _ , and described in accordance with a frame off restor 400 JANUARY 31 , 2010 survey prepared by A.E.S. Surveyors, dated eng 400 turbo new THE PROPERTY OF KURT A. KOPNICKY. int. & pearl paint VDO TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME November 8, 1995. BEING the same land and premises that gauges $19500 OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE np 2/26,3/5 2135351 Harvey S. Hoffecker by Deed dated Novem­ 410-459-1117 APRIL 19, 2010 ber 10, 1995 and recorded in the Office of JANUARY 31, 2010 the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas­ tle County in Deed Book 2010, Page 198, ~ AUTOS np 2/26,3/5 2135347 SHERIFF'S SALE did grant and convey unto Stephen G. Gra­ By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#236 JA, AD., ham and Carolyn B. Graham, in fee. Stephen 2010. G. Graham departed this life on September Sheriff's Sale Parcel No: 11-017.40-186 21 , 2005 leaving Carolyn Graham, sole ten­ The following Real Estate will be exposed Property Address: 345 Norman ' Drive, ant. New Today for Public Sale at the CITY/COUNTY BLDG., Newark, DE 19702-2396 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 1986 EL CAMINO 800 N. French Street, City of Wilmington, ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, piece or parcel of THE PROPERTY OF CAROLYN GRAHAM. Pristine condow /cap & New Casetle County, Delaware, by Michael land with the buildings thereon erected, situ­ TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME bed liner. 84k miles, P. Walsh, on TUESDAY THE 9TH Day of ated in Pencader Hudnred, New Castle OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 12k on new engine MARCH, 2010 at 10:00A.M. County and State of Delaware, known as APRIL 19, 2010. Garaged last 3 yrs. By Virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#1 JA, AD., 345 Norman Drive, being Lot No. 64 on the JANUARY 31 , 2010 Previously in FLA. 2010 Plan of Eagle Trace, as the Plan thereof is of $50000BO. Parcel No: 11-033.00-128 record in the office of the Recorder of Deeds np 2/26,3/5 2135463 410-392-3968 Property Address: 421 Woods Road, Bear, in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Microfilm No. 12907, and being more partic- Delaware 2001 CORVETTE All that certain piece, parcel, lot or tract ularly bounded and described in accorance SHERIFF'S SALE with a survey prepared by East Coast Sur- 400 HP 6spd new tires of land designated in County land records, vey, Professional Land Surveyors, dated By virtue of a writ of 4th Pluries Lev Fac# & battery silver great SELLING YOUR CAR? as map.tax parcel 11-033.00-058, lying on December 11 , 2000. 171 JAN, AD., 2010. condo NS & gar kept the easterly side of Woods Road, being Lot BEING the same lands and premises which Parcel No: 09-037.40-246 $13000410-459-1117 WE HAVE GREAT PACKAGES 2, situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Handler Construction, Inc., by Deed dated Property Address: 303 Jaymar Boulevard, County, Delaware, and being more particu­ July 6, 1998, and recorded in the Office of Newark, De 19702 CHEVY CAMARO FOR AUTOS WITH c:::oI.'EMGENO larly located and ascertained by the follow­ the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Cas- ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of land ing metes and bounds description written by '95 Like new interior. ONEElSEC'ANG:lVE'mU! tie County and State of Delaware, in Book with the improvements thereon erected, situ- 5 spd. P/seats, PIW. The Pelsa Company, Inc., Land consultants 2472, Page 0031, did grant and convey unto ate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas- GET YOUR AD IN FRONT OF and Surveyors, in accordance with the loca­ Convertible. $4000 Todd Neveu and Holly A. Neveu, husband tie County and State of Delaware being des- b/o 443-553-2516 tion given for Lot 2, as shown on a Plan and and wife, in fee. ignated as Lot No. 272, as shown on the MORE E YES THAN WITH ANY survey prepared by said Pelsa Company, BEING the same premises which Todd Record Major Subdivision Plan of Salem OTHER LOCAL PUBLICATION. Inc., dated December 1, 2004, referenced Neveu and Holly A. Neveu, by Deed dated Woods, Phase II , of record in the office ofthe and filed as M004-1732. December 16, 2000 and recorded December Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle CALL TODAYI 410-398-1230 or SUBJECT TO any and all restrictions, 19, 2000 in the Office for the Recorder of County and State of Delaware in Microfilm New Today TOLL FREE 800-220-1230 covenants, reservations, conditions, ease­ ·Deeds in and for the County of New Castle, No. 8260, being more particularly bounded ments, agreements, right-ofways, and other and State of Delaware in Deed Book Volume and described in accordance with a survey FORD ESCORT '98. by East Coast Survey, dated March 22, EMAIL [email protected] it ems of record in the Recorder of deeds in 2941 , Page 303 , grant e d an d conveye d un t 0 2001 f II t ·t. 4 cyl. station wagon, New Castle County, Delaware. Andrea A.P. Hedden. ,as 0 ows, O-WI. . Clean car. New BEING the same lands and premises SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ' BEING the same lands and premises con- brakes & tires. 78k on conveyed to Leamuel L. Jones by Deed from THE PROPERTY OF A.P. HEDDEN. veyed unto Harvard A. Hooper and Caro! motor. Call for more Eugene V. DiJoseph, III, dated May 31, TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME Ann Hooper by deed of H~rry D. Olsz~eskl info. $2200. 443-945- 2006, and recorded on June 1, 2006 in the OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE and Evelyn M. Olszw.eskl dated Apnl 12, 5389 Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for APRIL 19 2010 2001 and of record In the Office of the New Castle County, and State of Delaware, , . JANUARY 31 , 2010 Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle as Instrument No. 20060601-0052177. 2135661 County and State of Delaware at Instrument GMC SONOMA 94. SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS THE Number 20010416-0026659. 4 cyll5 speed, 107k SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS PROPERTY OF LEAMUEL L. miles, a/c, spray in THE PROPERTY OF HARVARD A. HOOP­ bedliner, perfect interi­ JONES.TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT ER AND CAROL ANN HOOPER. TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR or, cd player. Runs TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME great! $2500 obo. BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010 CECIL WHIG CLASSIFIEDS OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 31, 2010 Call or e-mail Troy for 410-398-1230 or 800-220-1230 APRIL 19, 2010. pics. 443-309-1459 WEBSITE AT JANUARY 31 , 2010 np 2126,3/5 2135283 destroy454@yahoo. WWW.CHESAPEAKECLASSIFIED.COM 2135512 com. On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, February 26, 2010 • The Newark Post • Page 23

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CITY OF NEWARK SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE CITY OF NEWARK DELAWARE TRANSPORTATION By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac# 227 JA, By virtue of a writ of 1st Pluries Lev Fac#223 DELAWARE AD ., 2010. JA, AD., 2010. PUBLIC HEARING PARKS AND RECREATION DEPART­ LEXUS 300 ES '97 Parcel No. 11-006.10-078 Parcel No. 11-002.40-077 NOTICE M.Et:IT New motor, runs Property Address: 802 South Chapel Road, Property Address: 15 Metten Road, Newark, March 22, 2010 - 7:30 P.M. great. Clean inside Newark, Delaware 19713 Delaware 19713 NOTICE and out! Black and sil­ ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, piece or parcel of ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, Pursuant to Chapter 32, Zoning, Section ver, sunroof, all power. land situate in Pencader Hundred, New Cas­ with the buildings and improvements thereon 32-78, and Section 32-11 (b)(7) Code of the MARCH 4. 2010 - PUBLIC WORKSHOP Luxury car! $5,000 or tle County and State of Delaware and more erected, situate, lying and being in the Pen­ City of Newark, Delaware, notice is hereby best offer. Please call: particularly bounded and described in accor­ cader Hundred, New Castle County and given of a public hearing in the Council The City of Newark invites the public to 410-441 -9355 dance with a recent survey prepared by Zeb­ State of Delaware, and bounded described Chamber, Newark Municipal Building, 220 attend a workshop to review and comment ley and Associated, Inc., dated October 25, and/or designated as follow: Elkton Road, on Monday, March 22, 2010 at on concepts for a Master Plan for the Curtis ~ WANTED 2000. BEING the same lands and premises which 7:30 p.m., to consider the request of Willard Paper Mill site and Old Paper Mill Road BEING the same lands and premises which Betty J. Grabowski, as surviving tenant by Park. The workshop is scheduled for Thurs­ ~ TO Buy F. Hurd for a Special Use Permit to allow a Susan M. Lewis and James P. McLaren, the entirety, by Deed dated July 19, 2007 retail professional office in his home at 115 day, March 4, 2010 at 7:00pm in the City DONATE YOUR devisees under the Last Will and Testament and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Lovett Avenue, Newark, Delaware. Council Chamber, 220 Elkton Road, Newark, VEHICLE RECEIVE of Helen E. McLaren, by Deed dated Octo­ Deeds, in and for New Castle County and Patricia M. Fogg, CMC Delaware. FREE VACATION ber 25, 2000 and recorded in the Office of State of Delaware, in Instrument # City Secretary Please contact the Parks and Recreation VOUCHER UNITED the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas­ 20070731 -0067268, did grant and convey np 2126,3/12 2135730 Department at 366-7060 for additional infor­ BREAST CANCER tle County and State of Delaware, in Deed unto Betty J. Grabowski and Elizabeth Bow­ mation. FOUNDATION Free Book 2916 Page 268, did grant and convey man. Mammograms, Breast unto Michael J. Claire. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS np 2119 ,26 2125841 SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF BETTY J. GRABOWS­ Cancer Info SHERIFF'S SALE www.ubcf.info FREE THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL J. CLAIRE. KI AND ELIZABETH BOWMAN. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#119 JA, Towing, Tax Deductible, AD ., 2010 SHERIFF'S SALE Non-Runners Accepted, OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. Parcel No. 09-016.30-013 By virtue of a writ of Second Pluries Lev 1~5964 JANUARY 31 , 2010 JANUARY 31 , 2010 Property Address: 18 Winnwood Road, Fac# 232 JA, AD ., 2010. Parcel No: 10-043.30-289 DONATE VEHICLE: 2135616 2135604 Newark, Delaware 19711 ALL that certain lot, piece of land, with the Property Address: 301 Wren Court, Newark,

Receive $1000 GRO- ~ ~ ~ ~ CERY COUPONS, ______building thereon erected, known as 18 Win­ Delaware 19702 nwood Road, situate in White Clay Creek ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, Your Choice. NOAH'S r------~=~=~~~---.., r"----~ ______=~~ __ ------. with the buildings thereon erected, situate in ARC , NO KILL Animal SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Hundred, New Castle County and State of Shelters. Advanced By virtue of a writ of Vem#26 JA. AD. , 2010. By virtue of a writ of 1st Pluries Lev Delaware, and being Lot No. 189, Block J of New Castle Hundred, New Castle County, Veterinary Treat- Parcel No: 08-037.40-047 Fac#168 JA, AD ., 2010. the subdivision of Windy Hills, Microfilm No. Delaware, known as 101 Wren Court, and ments. Free Towing , ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Parcel No. 10-033.10-310 747. shown as Lot 120 on Record Major Subdivi­ IRS TAX DEDUC- with the buildings thereon erected, situate in Property Address: 207 Deep Creek Ter- BEING the same lands and premises sion Land Development Plan of Raven Glen at Wellington Woods, recorded as Microfilm TION. Non-runners 1- Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County, race, Bear, Delaware which Douglas E. Dietrich and Antonina F. 866-912-GIVE Delaware, being lot 36, Block 'B" 3517 ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of Dietrich, by Deed dated April 28, 2005 and No. 11345 in the Office of the Recorder of alkla Deeds, New Castle County, Delaware, Be Hopkins Drive, as shown on the Record land with the dwelling erected, situate in recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Resubdivision Plan of Carousel Knoll pre- New Castle County, and State of Delaware, Deeds, in and for New Castle County and the contents thereof what they may. pared by Karins and Assoicates, Inc. Profes- being known as 207 Deep Creek Terrace, State of Delaware, in BEING the same land and premises that sional Engineers and land Surveyors, draw- being deSignated as Lot 477 as shown on Instrument # 20050504-0042443, did grant Plulte Home Corporation by deed dated ing No. 463-1003-F, dated January 19, 1979 the Record Major Subdivision Plan of Rivers and convey unto Brian P. James and Andra October 25, 1994 and recorded in the Office and recorded February 14, 1979 under End Village of Lakecroft II as plan is of James. of the Recorder of Deeds, New Castle Coun­ microfilm No. 5060 in the Recorder of Deeds record in the Office for the Recorder of SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ty, Delaware, in Deed Book 1840, Page 201 , office, in and for New Castle County, Deeds in and for New Castle County, THE PROPERTY OF BRIAN P. JAMES did grant and convey unto Leonard Epps and Delaware. Delaware, in Microfilm Record No. 6866 and AND ANDRA JAMES. Doraetha Linton, in fee. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SUBJECT TO all convenants, obligations, being more particularly bounded TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME restrictions and easements of record. and described in accordance with a recent OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE THE PROPERTY OF LEONARD EPPS AND BEING part of the same lands and premis- survey and legal description by East Coast APRIL 19, 2010. DORAETHA LINTON. es which were conveyed unto Fred S. Smalls Survey, Professional Land Surveyors, dated JANUARY 31 , 2010 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME and Carllean Smalls, his wife, by deed of 24 April 2000, said legal description being np 2126 ,3/5 2135372 OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Walter J. Rash and Susan P. Rash, his wife attached hereto: APRIL 19, 2010. JANUARY 31,2010 dated Afril 16, 1981, and recorded in the BEING the same lands and premises 2135653 Office 0 the Recorder of Deeds in and for which Kathie L. Gallahger nka Kathie L. War- CHECK OUT New Castle County, Delaware, on April 16, ren, by Deed dated April 28, 2000, and CHESAPEAKE 1981 in Deed Record I, Volume 114, Page recorded in the Office of the Recorder of SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of 4th Pluries Lev , CLASSIFIEDS 240. Deeds, in and for New Castle County SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Delaware, in Deed Record Fac#167 JA, AD., 2010. SHERIFF'S SALE EVERYDAY FOR THE PROPERTY OF FRED S. SMALLS 2822, Page 321, did grant and convey unto Parcel No. 11-033.20-023 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#250 JA, AD ., THAT NEW JOB! AND CARLLEAN SMALLS. Carol L. O'Neal and Lacie V. O'Neal, hus- Property Address: 120 Hannum Drive, 2010. TERMS OF SALE: FULL PURCHASE band and wife, in fee. Bear, Delaware, 19701 Parcel No. 10-038.30-086 OR PLACE AN PRICE AT THE TIME OF THE SALE. IN SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Property Address: 18 Concord Drive, ACCORANCE WITH 9DELC. SS 8726, THIS THE PROPERTY OF CAROL L. O'NEAL with the buildings thereon erected, situate in Newark, DE 19702 AD TO FIND NEW SALE IS SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF AND LACIE V. O'NEAL. Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, EMPLOYEES! THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER OF NEW TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME State of Delaware, known as 120 Hannum situate in New Castle Hundred, New Castle www.chesapeake­ CATLE COUNTY. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Drive, being lot No. 8 as shown on the County and State of Delaware, being known classified. com JANUARY 31 , 2009 APRIL 19, 2010. Record as Lot No. 85, on the Subdivision of Welling­ 2135699 JANUARY 31,2010 Resubdivision Plan for Oakwood, as said ton Woods, Section One, of record in the 410-398-1230 np 2126,3/5 2135467 plan is of record in the office of the Recorder Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for 800-220-1230 of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, New Castle County and State of Delaware, Delaware in Microfilm No. 12300, and being in Microfilm No. 4115, said lot is also known more particularly bounded and described in as 18 Concord Drive, and being more partic­ accordance with a recent mortgage inspec­ ularly bounded and described in accordance LOST AN ITEM? FOUND AN ITEM? tion plan prepared by East Coast Survey, to a recent Mortgage Inspectin Plan pre­ Professional Land Surveyors, dated January pared by East Coast Survey, Professional 28,2003. Land Surveyors, dated March 15, 2007, as It's FREE to run an ad in BEING the same lands and premises follows, to wit: which Bryant D. Wright and Michelle L. BEING the same lands and premises which Chesapeake Classified! Wright did by deed dated January 31, 2003 Landamerica Onestop, Inc., did grant and We have great success in returning lost and recorded in the office of the Recorder of convey unto Abdula Ward and Adrienne Deeds, New Castle County, in Instrument Ward, by deed January 4, 2007 and record­ animals and it ems to their true owners. No. 20030204-0014889 did grant and con­ ed on April 3, 2007 the Office of the vey unto Cordelia Sneed and Willie Moore Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle and Michelle Moore. County, State of Delaware, in Deed Instru­ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS ment 20070403-0030615. Call and place your ad today! THE PROPERTY OF CORDELIA SNEED SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS AND WILLIE MOORE AND MICHELLE THE PROPERTY OF ABDULA WARD AND MOORE. ADRIENNE WARD. 410-398-1230 or TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE toll free 800-220-1230 email APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. JANUARY 31 , 2010 JANUARY 31 , 2010 2135682 to [email protected] np 2126,3/5 2135466 Page 24 • The Newark Post • Friday, February 26,2010 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 Go LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Chesapeake Classified SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#248 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac# 184 JA, AD., Whats in itfor you? ahead, 2010. 2010. Parcel No. 11-038.20-014 Parcel No. 1 0-032.20-259 410-398-1230 Property Address: 208 Rice Drive, Bear, DE Property Address: 12 Opus Drive, Newark, ? 19701-0000. DE 19702. toll free be ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL that certain place, parcel or tract of 800-220-1230 with the buildings thereon, situate in Pen­ land known at 12 Opus Drive, being Lot 344 cader Hundred, New Castle County, of the Subdivision of Woodland Trail (also email to • Delaware, being designeated Lot 36 as known as Taylortowne) (recorded plan shown on the Record Major Subdivsion Plan recorded in the Office of the Recorder of classads@ chespub.com of HICKORY WOODS, Section 5, of record Deeds in and for New Castle County, in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and Delaware on Microfilm No. 4188), situate in for New Castle County, Delaware on Micro­ New Castle County Hundred, New Castle film No. 9852, said lot also known as 208 County, and State of Delaware, and being LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Rice Drive and now more particularly more particularly bounded and described in described by FIRST STATE MOUTAGE accordance with a recent mortgage inspec­ SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SURVEYS, as follows, to wit: tion plan prepared by Raymond F. Christian By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac# 179 JA, AD. , By Virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#42 JA, AD ., BEING the same lands and premsies which and Associates, Inc., Professional Land Sur­ 2010. 2010 D.M. Peoples Investment Corporation, did veyors, dated June 17, 1997. Parcel No: 11-028.40-379 Parcel No: 10-033.30-121 grant and convey unto Christopher Cham­ BEING the same lands and premises wh ich Property Address: 31 Blue Spruce Drive, berlain, by deed dated June 6, 1997 and Property Address: 9 Stark Court, Newark, Eva Lambert, by Deed dated February 28, Bear, DE 19701 DE 19702 recorded on Jund 9, 1997 in the Office of the 2008 recorded in the Office of the Recorder ALL that certain piece, parcel or lot of land Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of of Deeds, in and for New Castle County and situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle land with the buildings, situate in New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book State of Delaware, in Instrument # 2283 at Page 5. County and State of Delaware, being Lot Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, 20080429-0029186, did grant and convey 101 as shown on the Record Major Subdivi­ being deSignated Lot 101 , as shown on the SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS unto Eva Mcintosh and Dwight E. Mcintosh. sion' Plan, Sylvan Park, as recorded in the Record Resubdivision Land Development THE PROPERTY OF CHRISTOPHER SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for CHAMBERLAIN. Plan of Centennial Village, Section B, of THE PROPERTY OF EVA MCINTOSH AND New Castle County in Microfilm No. 13260, record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds TERMS OF SALE: 105 DOWN AT TIME DWIGHT E. MCINTOSH. and being more particularly bounded and in and for New Castle County, Delaware on OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OUR TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME described according to a recent survey by Microfilm. No. 6598, and being more particu­ BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Howard L. Robertson, Inc., Professional larly bounded and described in accordanc~ JANUARY 31 , 2010 APRIL 19, 2010. Engineers and Land Surveyors, dated June with a survey prepared by Zebley & Assocl­ 2135677 JANUARY 31 , 2010 11, 2002, as follows, to wit: atles, Inc., Professional Land Surveyors and 2135548 BEING the same lands and premises which Site Planners of Wilmington, Delaware, Sylvan Park Associates, LLC, a Delaware dated April 19, 2004, as follows, to-wit: SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Limited - Liability Company by Deed dated Being the same lands and premises which By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#175 JA, AD ., By virtue of a writ of AliasLev Fac#11 0 JA, June 18, 2002 and recorded in the Office of Ernest J. Baringer, II and Elizabeth I. 2010. AD,2010 the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas­ Baringer, did grant and convey unto Loretta Parcel No. 10-032.40-017 Parcel No. 09-022.10-004 tle County-and State of Delaware, in Instru­ White, by deed April 21 , 2004 and recorded Property Address: 5 Gershwin Circle , Property Address: 168 Wynnefield Rd. , ment Number 200206180058482, did grant on May 5, 2004 the Office of the Recorder of Newark, Delaware 19702. Bear, DE 19701 and convey unto Syed S. Qadri. Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE OR SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS of Delaware, in Deed Instrument 20040505- with the buildings thereon erected, known as PARCEL OF LAND WITH THE BUILDINGS THE PROPERTY OF SYED S. QADRI. 0050101 . 5 Gershwin Circle, situate in New Castle THEREON ERECTED, SITUATE IN NEW TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS Hundred, New Castle County and State of CASTLE HUNDRED, NEW CASTLE COUN­ OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE THE PROPERTY OF LORETTA WHITE. Delaware, and being Lot No. 311 , of the sub­ TY AND STATE OF DELAWARE, KNOWN APRIL 19, 2010. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME division of TAYLORTOWNE, on Microfilm AS 108 WYNNEFIELD ROAD, BEING LOT JANUARY 31, 2010 OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE No. 5733, and being more particularly NO. 72 ON THE RECORD RESUBDIVISION 2135540 APRIL 19, 2010 bounded and described in accordance with a PLAN OF WYNNEFIELD, AS THE PLAN JANUARY 31, 2010 survey prepared by Zebley & ASSOCiates, THEREOF IS OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE Inc., Professional Land Surveyors, dated OF THE RECORDER OF DEEDS IN AND np 2/26,3/5 2135311 May 24, 1996. FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE SUBJECT to any and all restrictions, reser­ ON INSTRUMENT NO 20021118-0111723, SHERIFF'S SALE vations, conditions, easements and agree­ AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#59 JA, AD., ments of record in the Office of the Recorder BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED IN ACCOR­ 2010. SHERIFF'S SALE of Deeds in and for New Castle County, DANCE WITH A SURVEY PREPARED BY Parcel No: 09-028.20-129 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#100 JA, AD, Delaware. EAST COAST SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL Property Address: 337 Stanley Plaza Boule­ 2010 BEING the same lands and premises which LAND SURVEYORS. BEING THE SAME vard, Newark, De 19713 Parcel No. 10-033 .30-392 MEL R. MARTINEZ, Secretary of Housing PROPERTY CONVEY TO BONITA ANDER­ ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of Property Address: 117 Gladstone Way, and Urban Development of Washington, SONA ND ALTIMON ANDERSON, WIFE land situate in White Clay Creek Hundred, Newark, DE 19702 D.C., acting by and through the Federal AND HUSBAND TENANTS BY THE. New Castle County, State of Delaware, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of Housing: Commissioner, by Deed dated the ENTIRETY BY DEED FROM ROBENO­ being designated Lot No. 34 on the Record land with the dwelling thereon erected, situ­ 23rd day of April, A.D., 2003, and recorded WYNNEFIELD. L.E.C. RECORDED Major Subdivisin Plan for Red House Plan­ ate in the New Caslte Hundred, New Castle the 23rd day of April 2003, at the Office of 05/18/2006 IN DEED BOOK 20060510 tation, of record in the Office of the County, and State of Delaware, being Lot the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Cas­ PAGE 0047892, IN THE RECORDER'S Recorder of Deds in and for new Castle No. 66 (also known as 117 Gladstone Way) tle County and State of Delaware, as Instru­ OFFICE OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY, County, Delaware, in Microfilm No.1 0,235, on the Record Major Subdivision of New­ ment Number 200304230049048, did grant DELAWARE. SEIZED AND TAKEN INEXE­ said lot also known as 337 Stanley Plaza town Village, Section II, as said Plan is of and convey unto Darrell Hicks, party of the CUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF BONITA Boulevard, and being more particularly record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds first part hereto, in fee. ANDERSON AND ALTIMON ANDERSON. bounded and described in accordance with in and for New Castle County, Delaware, in SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME a recent survey prepared by Site Dimen- Microfilm No. 11 ,180; and being more partic­ THE PROPERTY OF DARRELL HICKS. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE sions dated September 24, 2006.. . ' ularly bounded and described in accordance TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME APRIL 19, 2010. Being the same lands and premises which with a recent survey by First Mortgage Sur­ Take OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 31,2010 were conveyed to Susan J. Schaible, party veys, dated April 15, 2002. APRIL 19, 2010. of the first part, by Deed of Douglas A. BEING the same lands and premises advantage of JANUARY 31,2010 np 2/26,3/5 2135367 Brown and Diane E. Brown (formerly known which Norwest Bank Minnesota, NA as the garage 2135524 as Diane A. Dougherty), dated September Trustee for Certificate Holders of SACO I 29, 1994 and recorded in the Office of the Inc., Series 1999-3 (erroneously states in sales listed in Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle previous deed as Series 1993-3), a Min­ the CIa88lfieds County and State of Delaware, in Deed nesota Corporation, by its attorney in fact, Book 1815, Page 320, in fee. EMC Mortgage Corporation, a Delaware cor­ and plnch a Being the same lands all,d premises by portation, by Deed dated April 25, 2002 and few pennies. SELLING YOUR CAR? which Susan J. Schaible by Deed dated recorded in the Office of the Recorder of October 6, 2006 and recorded in the Office Deeds , in and for New Castle County and Toleammore WE HAVE GREAT PACKAGES FOR AUTOS of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New State of Delaware, in Instrument # or to place an Castle County, Delaware as Instrument No. 20020501-0040119, did grant and convey WITH COVERAGE NO ONE EIQ: CAN GIVEYOU! 20061011-0096115, did grant and convey to unto Rohan Ainsworth Smith. ad,eaII Jacqueline B. Okumu. GET YOUR AD IN FRONT OF MORE EYES THAN WITH SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 41N98-1230 SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF ROBIN AINSWORTH ANY OTHER LOCAL PUBLICATION. THE PROPERTY OF JACQUELINE B. SMITH. OKUMU. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME CALL TODAYI410-398-1230 or TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR APRIL 19, 2010. TOLL FREE 800-220-1230 BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010 January 31,2010 JANUARY 31, 2010 EMAIL [email protected] np 2126,3/5 2135365 np 2126,3/5 2135340

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Boss just step out of the SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE office? Now is the perfect THE COURT OF By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac# 256 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#161 JA, AD., COMMON PLEAS 2010. 2010. time to check out what is in FOR THE SSTATE Parcel No. 09-021.40-025 Parcel No. 10-033.1 0-466 ~ OF DELAWARE IN Property Address: 7 Carnegie Court Newark, Property Address: 529 Blackbird Drive, the Chesapeake Classifieds AND FOR NEW DE 19702 Bear, DE 19701 CASTLE COUNTY ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract of section of your paper or go to IN RE; CHANGE OF with the dwelling thereon erected, situate in land with the buildings thereon erected in NAME OF White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle New Castle Hundred, New Castle County www.chesapeake Alicia Barlow County and State of Delaware, and known and State of Delaware, known as 529 Black­ classified. com Petitioner(s) as Lot No. 93, Block C, on the plan of bird Drive and being Lot 55, on the Record TO GREENBRIDGE, prepared by Howard L. Resubdivion Plan of Rivers End, Village of Alicia Rosa Robertson, Civil Engineers and Surveyor of Lakecroft, as recorded in the Office of the NOTICE IS HERE­ Wilmington, Delaware, dated January 29, Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle BY GIVEN that Ali­ 1968 and recorded in the office for the County, Delaware, on Microfilm 7705, and LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE cia Victoria Barlow Recording of Deeds in and for New Castle being more particularly bounded and intends to present a County, Delaware, in Microfilm Record 1060 described in accordance with a Petition to the Court and not particularly bounded and described recent survey by East Coast Survey, Pro­ THE NEWARK HOUSING AUTI:IORITY'S LEGAL NOTICE of Common Pleas in accodance with a survey by the said fessional Land Surveyors, dated April 22, 2010 ANNUAL PLAN AND 5-YEAR PLAN RE: DEADLY WEAPON for the State of Howard L. Robertson dated August 26, 1999. IS AVAILABLE TO REVIEW BY THE PUB­ I, William W. Dilks Sr. residing at, 1200 Friar Delaware in and for 1968, as folows, to-wit: BEING the same lands and premises LIC. IT CAN BE REVIEWED DURING Rd, Newark, DE 19713 will make application New Castle County, SUBJECT, however, to certain restrictive which Martin w. Flynn, Jr. and Joyce A. BUSINESS HOURS FROM 9:00 AM -12:00 to the judges of the Superior Court of the to change her name coventants, conditions, easements, reserva­ Flynn, by deed dated June 4, 1999 and PM AND FROM 1 :00 PM - 4:00 PM MON­ State of Delaware in and for New Castle to Alicia Victoria tions and agreements as contained and core recorded in the Office of the Recorder of DAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM JANUARY County at Wilmington, for the next term for a Rosa fully set forth in a Declaration by Franklin Deeds in and for New Castle County and 8TH - FEBRUARY 26TH. ALL COMMENTS license to carry a concealed deadly weapon, Alicia Borlow Industries, Inc., dated August 11, 1965 and State of Delaware in Book 2647, Page 158, MUST BE IN WRITING AND SUBMITTED or weapons for the protection of my per­ Petitoner recorded in the Office aforesaid, in Deed did grant and convey unto Damaris C. Santi­ WITHIN THE REVIEW PERIOD. A PUBLIC son(s), or property, or both. np 2/19,26,3/5 Record Q, volume 75, Page 1. ago and Ernesto Santiago, in fee. HEARING IS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, William W. Dilks S. 2133456 BEING the same lands and premises which BEING the same premises which Damaris MARCH 1,2010 AT 3:00 PM. 2/19/2010 Joseph P. Malanga, Jr. and Patricia Ann C. Santiago and Ernesto Santiago, by Deed Malanga, did grant and convey unto Rev­ dated September 13, 2006 and recorded np 1/15,22,29,2/5,12,19,26 2125050 np 2/26 2135731 erend Michael Angeloni, Jr., by deed dated September 22, 2006 in the Office for the THE COURT OF May 31, 1977 and recorded on May 31, 1977 Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of COMMON PLEAS in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in New Castle, and State of Delaware in Deed FOR THE STATE and for New Castle County, State of Del­ Instrument Number 20060922-0090986, CITY OF NEWARK CITY OF NEWARK OF DELAWARE IN ware, in Deed Instrument Record 97 at Page granted and conveyed unto Angelica Queza­ DELAWARE DELAWARE AND FOR 'NEW 272. da. CITY COUNCIL CITY COUNCIL CASLTE COUNTY SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC HEARING THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL ANGELONI, THE PROPERTY OF ANGELICA QUEZA­ NOTICE NOTICE IN RE; CHANGE OF JR. DA. NAME OF TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME March 8, 2010 - 7:30 P.M. March 22, 2010 - 7:30 P.M. Yitian Li or Yitian OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Pursuant to Section 402.2 of the City Char­ Karl Li APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. ter of the Code of the City of Newark, Pursuant to Section 402.2 of the City Char­ Petitioner(s) JANUARY 31,2010 JANUARY 31, 2010 Delaware, notice is hereby given of a public ter and Section 27-13 of the Code of the City TO: 2135692 hearing at a regular meeting of the Council in of Newark, Delaware, notice is hereby given Karl Yitian Li np 2126,3/5 2135464 the Council Chamber at the Municipal Build­ of a public hearing at a regular meeting of NOTICE IS HERE­ ing, 220 Elkton Road, Newark, Delaware, on the Council in the Council Chamber at the BY GIVEN that Yit­ Monday, March 8, 2010 at 7:30 p.m., at Municipal Building, 220 Elkton Road, ian Li or Yitian Karl SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE which time the Council will consider for S'ec­ Newark, Delaware, on Monday, March 22, Li intends to present By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#255 JA, AD., By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#176 JA, AD., ond Reading and Final Passage the follow­ 2010 at 7:30 p.m., at which time the Council a Petition to the 2010. 2010. ing proposed Ordinance: will consider for Second Reading and Final Court of Common Parcel No. 11-002.20-055 Parcel No: 11-014.30-078C0106 Bill 10-06- An Ordinance Amending Ch.11 , Passage the following proposed Ordinance: Pleas for the State Property Address: 52 Chaucer Drive, Property Address: 106 Cobble Creek Electricity, Code of the City of Newark, Bill 10-05- An Ordinance Amending Ch. 27, of Delaware in and Newark DE 19713 Curve, Unit 106, Newark, Delaware 19702. Delaware, By Increasing Green Energy Subdivisions, Code of the City of Newark, for New Castle ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL that certain unit of real property exist­ Fees Delaware, by Revising the Definition of Pub­ County to change with the buildings the ron erected, situate in ing under and by virtue of the Unit Property lic Improvements hisname to Karl Yit­ Pencader Hundred, New Castle County, and Act of the State of Delaware, known as Unit Patricia M. Fogg, CMC Patricia M. Fogg, CMC ian Li State of Delaware, known as 52 Chaucer No. 106, in the Commons at Stone Throw, City Secretary City Secretary Yitian Karl Li Drive, being Lot No. 148, on the Plan of Phase IV, a Condominium Community situ­ Petitioner Brookside Park, as the Plan thereof is of ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Coun­ np 2/26 2136172 np 2/26,3/12 2136171 Jingkun Li record in the Office of the Recorder of ty, Delaware, as said unit is more particular­ Petitioner Deeds, in and for New Castle County in Plat ly bounded and described in the following np 2/12,19,26 Book 2, Page 65, and being more particular­ Documents of Record in the Office of the SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE 2132457 ly bounded and described in accorance with Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle By Virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#16 JA, By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#90 JA, AD, a recent survey prepared by A.E.S. Survey­ County, Delaware: (1) Master Enabling Dec­ AD., 2010 2010 ors, dated August 27,2002, as follows to wit: laration and Master Code of Regulations Parcel No: 09-030.30-118 Parcel No. 09-030.30-048 Property Address: 1802 Lowland Way, Property Address: 23 East Main Street, SUBJECT to all declarations, easements, Dated November 20, 1986 and recorded THE COURT OF rights-of-way, restrictions, dedications, respectively in Deed Book 463, Page 302 Newark, DE Newark, DE 19702 COMMON PLEAS agreements and plans of record. and Deed Book 464, Page 1, as Amended by ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of Parcel No.1 - ALL that certain lot, piece FOR THE STATE land, with the buildings thereon erected, sit­ 1. Restrictions as set forth in Deed Record First Amendment in Master Enabling Decla­ or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon OF DELAWARE IN uate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New erected, also known as 23 E. Main Street, D, Volume 51, Page 257 and Deed Record ration, Etc., dated March 10, 1987 and AND FOR NEW H, Volume 64, Page 513. recorded in the Office aforesaid in Deed Castle County and State of Delaware, and situate in the Village of Christiana, White CASTLE COUNTY known as Lot 56, also known as 1802 Low­ Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County 2. Utility agreement as set forth in Deed Book 517, Page 111; (2) Condominium Dec­ IN RE: CHANGE Record E, Volume 52, Page 320 laration Plan for the Commons at Stones land Way, formerly known as 56 Lowland and State of Delaware OF NAME OF 3. Water agreement as set forth in Deed Throw, Phase IV prepared by Ramesh C. Way, on the Plan of Christiana Village, as­ Parcel No. 2 - ALL that certain lot, piece or said plan is of record wth the Office for the parcel of land situate in White Clay Creek Collin Ray Dedinas Record F, Volume 63, page 23. Batta Associates, Surveyors and Licensed Petitioner(s) 4. Easements and conditions as shown in Professional Engineers, dated as revised to Recording of Deeds, in and for New Castle Hundred, New Castle County and State of TO: Plat Book 2, Page 65, and Microfilm No. 668. November 29, and recorded in a certain County, State,of Delaware, in Microfilm No. Delaware, located in the Town of Christiana. Collin Ray Helm BEING the same lands and premises which Microfilm, (3) and the Memorandum Decla­ 3013, and being more particularly bounded BEING the same lands and premises and described in accordance with a recent which Beverly J. Vincent Marian L. Wix, Notice is hereby Danny E. Salter, did grant and convey unto ration of Stones Throw Development Com­ given that Collin Ray Robert M, Wiliams, Jr. and Teresa K. pany, Dated December 10, 1987 and record­ mortgage inspection plan prepared by Zeb­ Terry Vincellt, and Robert R. Vincent, Jr., by Dedinas intends to Williams, by deed dated September 3, 2002 ed in a certain Deed Book and Page. ley & Associates, Inc., Professional Land Deed dated August 8, 1981 and recorded in present a Petition to and recorded on September 12, 2002 in the BEING the same property conveyed to Surveyors and Site Planners, dated January the Office for the Recorder of Deeds in and the Court of Com­ Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Amy Selph, by Deed dated March 26, 2001, 22, 2008. BEING the same lands and prem­ for the County of New Caslte, and State of mon Pleas for the New Castle County, State of Delaware, in from John H. Adams Jr. and Jon F. Grinsted, ises which Jason C. Watson and Jonathan Delaware in Deed Book Volume 3719, Page O. Watson did by deed dated February 4, 32, granted and conveyed unto Robert State of Delaware in Deed Instrument 20020912-0087635. of record in Document No: 20010326- T. and for New Castle SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS 0021413, Office of the New Castle County 2008 and recorded in the office aforesaid in Harriman and Janet H. Harriman. Instrument No. 20080227-0013346 did grant County, to change THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT M. WILIAMS Court Clerk. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS his/her name to JR AND TERESA K WILLIAMS. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS and convey unto Jason C. Watson THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT T. HARRI­ Collin Ray Helm TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME THE PROPERTY OF AMY SELPH. SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS MAN AND JANET H. HARRIMAN. Collin Ray Dedinas THE PROPERTY OF JASON C. WATSON. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME Petitioner APRIL 19, 2010. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Collin Ray Helm JANUARY 31,2010 APRIL 19, 2010. SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010 Elizabeth A. Helm 2135686 JANUARY 31, 2010 JANUARY 31, 2010 Petitioner 2135531 January 31,2010 np 2/26,3/5,12 np 2/26,3/5 2135362 2135245 np 2/26,3,5 2135300

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THE COURT OF LEGAL NOTICE LLEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE COMMON PLEAS RE: DEADLY WEAPON RE: DEADLY WEAPON By virtue of a writ of 1st Pluries Lev By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#120 JA, FOR THE STATE I, Robert F. Pistoria, 221 Silver Birch Lane, I, Dan Edison Mason Jr. 4 Kimberly Lane, Fac#129 JA, AD ., 2010 AD., 2010 OF DELAWARE IN Bear, DE 19701 will make application to the Newark, DE 19711 will make application to Parcel No. 11-031.00-057 Parcel No. 11-015.30-045 AND FOR NEW judges of the Superior Court of the State of the judges of the Superior Court of the State Property Address: 2526 Old County Road, Property Address: 22 Cedar Farms Drive, CASTLE COUNTY Delaware in and for New Castle County at of Delaware in and for New Castle County at Newark, De 19702 Newark, DE 19702 IN RE; CHANGE Wilmington, for the next term for a license to Wilmington, for the next term for a license to ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, OF NAME OF carry a concealed deadly weapon, or carry a concealed deadly weapon, or land, a portion of the land of Henri V. Dor­ with the buildings thereon erected, situate in RASHAUN LARAE' weapons for the protection of my person(s), weapons for the protection of my person(s), man, situated in the southerly side of the Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and GORDON or property, or both. or property, or both. road running between Fraizer Corner and State of Delaware, known as 22 Cedar PETITONER(S) Robert F. Pistoria Dan Edison Mason Jr the Glasgow Summit Bridge Road in Pen­ Farms Drive, being Lot No. 36, on the Plan TO: SHAUNI 2/19/2010 2/19/2010 cader Hundred, New Castle County and of Cedar Farms, as the Plan thereof is of LARAE' GORDON State of Delaware, and being more particu­ record in the Office of the Recorder of Notice is hereby np 2/26 2135805 np 2126 2135800 larly bounded and Deeds, in and for New Castle County in given that RaShaun described in accordance with a recent sur­ Microfilm No. 8637, and being more particu­ l. Gordon intends to vey prepared by the East Coast Survey, Inc., larly bounded and described in accordance present a Petiton to dated November 25, 2004. AND BEING the with a survey prepared by East Coast Sur­ the Court of Com­ SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE same lands and premises conveyed unto vey, Professional Land Surveyors, dated mon Pleas for the By virtue of a writ of 1st Pluries Lev Fac#228 By virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#50 JA, AD. , April N. Pruitt and Sharon Morris by deed of November 4, 2005. State of Delaware in JA, AD., 2010. 2010. April N. Pruitt, dated September 16, 2004 BEING the same lands and premises and for New Castle Parcel No: 11-037.30-169 Parcel No: 18-046.00-01-CB301 and of which Anastasia M. LoRe did by deed dated County, to change Property Address: 50 Marble House Drive, Property Address: 60 Welsh Tract Road record in the Office of the Recorder of December 19, 2005 and recorded in the his/her name to Bear, DE 19701 301 , Newark, DE 19713 Deeds in ancj for New Castle County and office aforesaid in Instrument No. 20060105- Shauni L. Gordon ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land All that certain unit of real property exist­ State of Delaware at Instrument Number. 0001952 did grant and convey unto Elise C. RaShaun LaRae' with the building thereon erected, known as ing under and by virtue of the Unit Property SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Haws. Gordon 50 Marble House Drive, situate in Pencader Act of the State of Delaware, known as Unit THE PROPERTY OF APRIL N. PRUITT SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS Petitioner Hundred, New Castle County and State of No. 301, Building 60, in the Villa Belmont AND SHARON MORRIS. THE PROPERTY OF ELISE C. HAWS. Delaware and being Lot No. 305 as shown. Condominium Apartments, a condominium TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME np 2/26,3/5,12 on a Record Major Subdivision Plan record­ apartment situate in the City of Newark, OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE 2135250 ed in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in New Castle County, Delaware, as said Unit APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. and for New Castle County and State of is more particularly bounded and described JANUARY 31 , 2010 JANUARY 31 , 2010 Delaware, in Microfilm No. 13982 and being in (1) the Enabling Declaration establishing mre particularly bounded and described in a plan for condominium ownership of the np 2/26,3/5 2135373 LEGAL NOTICE accordance with a recent survey and legal Villa Belmont Condominium Apartments, by np 2/26,3/5 2135457 RE:Deadly Weapon description prepared by The Pelsa Compa­ Arbern Belmont, Inc., a Delaware corpora­ I, Brian Wayne ny, dated August 13, 2003, as follows, to - tion, dated January 23, 1984, and recorded Glanzel residing at, wit: in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in 10 Iris Court, Beginning at a point on the easterly side of and for New Castle County, Delaware in SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Newark De 19713 Marble House Drive (26 feet wide) located at Deed Record K, Volume 125, page 306, as will make applica­ By .virtue of a writ of Second Pluries Lev By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#85 JA, a corner in the division line for Lots 305 and amended by a First Amendment to Enabling Fac#E~ J ' , AD, 2010 AD,2010 tion to the judges of 306, said point being found the following sin­ Delcaration dated march 2, 1984, and the superior court of Parcel ' \. 11-031.30-120 Parcel No. 08-055.30-218-C0144 gle line and course as measured along the recorded in .the Office aforesaid in Deed Proper,.. -\ ddress: 9 Latour Lane, Newark, Property Address: 208 Madeline Court, the State of easterly side of Marble house Drive, from the Record K, Volume 126, Page 23, and (2) De 19702 Newark, DE Delaware in and for southwesterly end of a 25 feet radius junctin the Declaration Plan of The Villa Belmont New Castle County All that lot, iece or parcel of land with the ALL that certian unit of real property curve joining its northeasterly end with the Conodimium Aparments prepared by buildings thfl n, situate in Pencader Hun­ at Wilmington for the westerly side of Mandalay Drive (26 feet Edward H. Richardson Associates, Inc., and existing under and by virtue of the Unit next term for a dred, New ( " tie County, Delaware being Property Act of the State of Delaware, known wide): along an arc of a curve turning right recorded on Micriofilm No. 7028, as amend­ deSignated Lot 74, as shown on the Record license to carry a on a radius of 212 feet, an arc distance of ed on Microfilm No. 7085. as Unit No. 208 Madeline Court, in Creek­ concealed deadly Major Subdivision Plan of MERITAGE, of side at Green Valley, a condominium com­ 223.60 feet (Delta=60 degrees 25 minutes Together with a proportionate undived record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds weapon,or 51 seconds with a chord bearing of 212.38 interest in the Common Elements of The munity situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New weapons,for the pro­ in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Castle Count" Delaware, as said Unit is feet) to the point and place of beginning; Villa Belmont Condominium Apartments, as Microfilm No. 1387? said lot also known as tection of my per­ more particularly bounded and described in thence, beginning; thence, beginning from said Common Elements are more particu­ 9 Latour Lane and bemg nOh "ore particu­ son(s), or property, and leaving said located pOint of beginning larly bounded and described in said Decla­ (1) that c ,lain Enabling Declaratin of or both larly described by A.E.S. Surveyors. SUB­ and running along the easterly side of said ration and Declaration Plan, which propor­ JECT TO ALL DECLARATIONS, EASE­ Reston Corporation, dated 10.21 /1986 and Brain Glanzel Marble House Drive, said line being the tionated undivided interest expressed in recorded in the Office of the Recorder of np 2/26 2135236 MENTS, RIGHT-OF-WAY, RESTRICTIONS, westerly side of a 10 feet wide permanent terms of a percentage of the Common Ele­ DEDICATINS, AGREEMENTS AND PLANS Deeds, in and for New Caslte County, construction and access easement, along an ments as a whole equals 0.4008 percent. OF RECORD, INCLUDING THE FOLLOW­ Delaware, in Deed Book 483, Page 166 and arc of a curve turning right on a radius of 212 Subject, however, to the following provi­ ING: by Amendment to the Enabling Declaration, LEGAL NOTICE feet, an arc distance of 35.06 feet with a sions: The Grantee, for and on behalf of the 1 Declarations of Re 'rictions as set forth dated 2/9/1988 and recorded in Deed Book RE: chord bearing of North 07 degrees 44 min­ Grantee and the Grantee's heirs, personal in Deed Record 200203<' 50028461 . 659, Page 1 and (2) the Condominium Dcla­ DEADLY utes 55 seconds West, 35.02 feet to a point; representatives, successors and assigns, 2. Agreements as set forth in Deed Record ration Plan of Creekside at Green Valley, WEAPON thence, running along the division line for by the acceptance of this deed, covenahts 200307230087151 . prepared by Ramesh C. Batta Associates, I, Paul Albert Mangi­ Lots 305 and 304, North 84 degrees 11 min­ and agrees to pay such charges for the 3. Assignment of Agreements as set forth dated 10/21 /1986, and recorded in the Office ni residing at 939 utes 26 seconds East, 100.39 feet; intersect­ maintenance of, repairs to, replacement of in Deed Record 20010330002080; Deed of the Recorder of Deeds aforesaid in Micro­ Laura Lee Circle, ing the end of a dwelling division "party wall" and expenses in connectin with the com­ Record 200103300022084; Deed Record film No. 8467, amended by and Amendment Bear, Delaware, passing through the centerline of same and mon elements as may be assessed from 200207220070562. to Declaration Plan prepared by Ramesh c. 19701 will make continuing to a pOint; thence, running along time to time by the council in accorance 4. Assignments of Rents, leases, etc as set Batta Associates, P.A., dated 2/8/1988, and application to the the division line for Lots 305 and 309, South with the Unit Property Act (Chapter 22 of forth in Deed Record 200103300022079; recorded in the Office of the Recorder of judges of the superi­ 05 degrees 48 minutes 34 seconds East Title 25 of the Delaware Code) and futher 200103300022083; 200207220070561. Deeds as aforesaid in Microfilm No.9047 or court of the State 35.00 feet to a point; thence running along covenants and agrees that the unit con­ 5. Utility Agreement as set forth in Deed TOGETHER with a proportionate undi­ aforesaid division line for Lots 305 and 306 veyed by this deed shall be subject to a of Delaware in and Record 200204120034794. vided interest in the Common Elements of South 84 degrees 11 minutes 26 seconds change for all amounts so assessed except for New Castle 6. Maintenance Declaration as set forth in Creekside at Green Valley, as said Common West, 113.33 feet: intersecting the end of a insofar as Sections 2236 and 2237 of Title Coutny at Wilming­ Deed Record 2639, page 153. Elements are more particularly bounded and ton for the next term dwelling division "Party wall", passing 25 of the Delaware Code may reliveve a 7. Sewer Agreements as set forth in Deed through centerline of same, and continuing subsequent unit owner of liability for prior described in the aforesaid Declaration and for a license to carry Record 2647, page 306 and Deed Record Declaration Plan; which proportionate undi­ a concealed deadly to the said easterly side of Marble House unpaid assessments; this covenant shall 2647, page 310. Road, arriving at the first mentioned point run with and bind the unit hereby conveyed vided interest expressed in terms of a per­ weapon,or 8. Easements and conditions as shown in centage of the and orginal place of beginning. Containing and all subsequent owners thereof. Microfilm Nos 12444 and 13872. weapons, for the Common Elements as a whole shall and protection of my per­ within said described metes and bound, Being the same lands and premsies BEING the same land and premises .0919 acres of land be the same more or which Vladimir Karpov and Svetlana Kar­ whih were conveyed to Bryan K. Wilkerson does equal .50% .. son(s),or propertY,or AND BEING the same lands and premises both. less. pov, and Andrey Karpov and Brandy Brink­ and Gertrude J. Raikes-Wilkerson by deed AND BEING the same lands and premises ley, did grant and convey unto Andrey Kar­ of Meritage Development, LLC dated March which Earline H. Perry by deed dated Janu­ Paul Albert Mangini conveyed unto Kendra Todd, by deed of pov and Brandy Brinkley, by deed January 10, 2006, and recorded in the Office of the ary 26, 2001 which is of record in the Office np 2/26 2135239 Mark J. Klenk and Angela M. Moore dated 8, 2007 and recorded on January 9, 2007 in Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New December 13, 2005 and of record in the the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and County and State of Delaware in Deed Castle County, Delaware as Instrument No. Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for for New Castle County, State of Delaware, Instrument 20060327-0029034. 20010129-0005936 did grant and convey New Castle County and State of Delaware in in Deed Instrument 20070109-0002473. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS unto Walter S. Degraffendreid, in fee. CHESAPEAKE deed Instrument No. 20051216-0129660. SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF BRYAN K. WILKER­ SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS CLASSIFIED SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF VLADIMIR KARPOV SON AND GERTRUDE J. RAIKES-WILK· THE PROPERTY OF WALTER S. DEGRAF· THE PROPERTY OF KENDRA TODD. AND SVETlANA KARPOV, AND ANDREY ERSON. FENREID. HAS IT ALL TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME KARPOV AND BRANDY BRINKLEY. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME 410-398-1230 OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR APRIL 19, 2010. APRIL 19, 2010. 800-220-1230 JANUARY 31, 2010 BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010 JANUARY 31, 2010 JANUARY 31,2010 2135625 JANUARY 31,2010 WWW.CHESAPEAKE np 2/26,3/5 2135350 np 2/26,3/5 2135358 CLASSIFIED.COM Ia 2135329 L~~_""""~'r"!"'- ...... , .." h···t,."' .. ~·_" ... " '1P ?-/26,3/~ • ! \ • c ,t". • '0 ' 0 __ .:.. ______•••____ •• ..' l lo"'\ " -c. "':ok , ~ , ... ~ ..., ...... ~~ ...... ,. "- ... ,r .

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LEGAL NOTICE Chesapeake Classified LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE Prestige Beverage Group of Delaware has SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Second Pluries Lev on February 23, 2010 applied with the Alco­ Fac#52 JA, AD., 2010. By Virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#2 JA, AD., What~ in it/or you? holic Beverage Control Commissioner for a 2010 Parcel No: 10-032.40-100 wholesale license that permits the sales Property Address: 6 Wright Circle, Newark, Parcel No: 09-037.30-143 DE 19702 and delivery of beer, wine, and spirits to Property Address: 4 Walnut Green Way, 410-398-1230 licensed retailers, for a premises located at Newark, De 19702 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of email to classads 1267 Old Cooches Bridge Road, Newark, land, with the buildings thereon erected, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of known as 6 Wright Circle, situate in New toll free Delaware 19713. Persons who are against land with the buildings thereon erected, situ­ Castle County and State of Delaware, and @cbespuh.com this application should provide written ate in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas­ being Lot No. 116 of the subdivision of Tay­ notice of their objections to the commission­ tle County, State of Delaware being Lot 24, lortowne, Microfilm Number 4188, and being 800-220-1230 er. For the commissioner to be required to as shown on the Clay Creek Hundred, New more particularly bounded and described in hold a hearing to consider additional input Castle County, State of Delaware being Lot accordance with a survey by The Pelsa from persons against this application, the 24, as shown on the Record Major Subdivi­ Company dated September 8, 1993. Commissioner must receive one or more sion Plan for 'WOODLAND RUN' recorded Being the same lands and premises which documents containing a total of at least 1 0 May 20, 1997, in the Office of the Recorder Susan M. Lord did by deed dated August 29, signatures of residents or property owners of Deeds in and for New Castle County on 2007 and recorded in the office aforesaid in located within 1 mile of the premises or in Microfilm No. 13190 and being more particu­ Instrument No. 20070920-0083553 did grant any incorporated areas located within 1 larly bounded and described according to a and convey unto Frank Lare mile of the premises. The protest(s) must recent survey by Zebley & AssOCiates, Inc. SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS be filed with the Alcoholic Beverage Control BEING the same lands and premsies THE PROPERTY OF FRANK LARE. Commissioner at the 3rd Floor, Carvel State which John Coupe and Amy D. Coupe, by TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME Office Building, 820 North French Street, Deed dated June 24, 2005 and recorded in OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE Wilmington, DE 19801. The protest(s) must the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and APRIL 19, 2010 be received by the Commissioner's office for New Castle County and State of JANUARY 31, 2010 LEGAL NOTICE on or before March 23, 2010. Failure to file Delaware, in Instrument #20050627- such a protest may result in the Commis­ 0063065, did grant and convey unto Dana A. np 2126,3/5 2135333 sioner considering the application without linthicum and Deana M. LInthicum. SHERIFF'S SALE further notice, input, or hearing. If you have SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS THE By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#55 JA, questions regarding this matter please con­ PROPERTY OF DANA A. LINTHICUM AND SHERIFF'S SALE AD., 2010. tact the Commissioner's office. DEANNA M. LINTHICUM. TERMS OF By virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#56 JA, Parcel No: 11-028.20-231 SALE: 10% DOWN ATTIME OF SALE. BAL­ AD., 2010. Property Address: 997 Rue Madora, Bear, 2135278 ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, Parcel No: 11-003.10-129 DE 19701 2010 Property Address: 10 Matei Lane, Newark, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of JANUARY 31, 2010 DE 19713 land wit the dwelling thereon erected situate CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIEDS ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County np 2126,3/5 2135291 with the building thereon erected, situate in 410-398-1230 800-220-1230 and State of Delaware known as 997 Rue www.chesapeakeclassifled.com Pencader Hundred, New Castle County and Madora, Lot No. 43 as shown on the Plan of State of Delaware and known as Lot No. 99, Forest Glen, at Pinewoods II as said Plan is on a certain plan entitle "Brookside Park" Section M-2 also known as Fireside Park, of recorded in the office of the Recorder of record I the office of the Recorder of Deeds Deeds in and for New Castle County, in and for New Castle County, Delaware in Delaware, in Microfilm No. No. 11698 and Plat Book 3, Page 52 .. being more particularly bounded and Being the same lands and premises which described according to a survey by Mere­ Nancy A. Willis nka Nancy A. Hartmann did stone Consultants, Inc., Professional Con­ by deed dated August 18, 1990 and record­ sultants, Inc., Professional Land Surveyors, ed in the office of the Recorder of Deeds, dated September 5, 2000. New Castle County, Delaware, in Deed Book Being the same lands and premises 1076 Page 285 did grant and convey unto which Greenwich Investors IX, LLCA Nancy A. Hartmann. Delaware Limited Liability Company did by SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS deed dated October 17, 2000, and recorded THE PROPERTY OF NANCY A. HART­ in the Office aforesaid in Deed Book 2911 MANN. Page 153 did grant and convey unto Ensa N. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME Revelle and Robert Revelle, Jr. OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS APRIL 19, 2010 THE PROPERTY OF ENSA N. REVELLE JANUARY 31,2010 AND ROBERT REVELLE, JR. np 2126,3/5 2135339 TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010 SHERIFF'S SALE JANUARY 31, 2010 By Virtue of a writ of Lev Fac#43, JA, AD., 2010 np 2126,3/5 2135338 Parcel No: 11-010.40-061 Property Address: 204 Rachel Ct., Newark, DE 19702 ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of SHERIFF'S SALE land with the buildings thereon erected, situ­ By Virtue of a writ of Alias Lev Fac#4JA, ate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle Coun­ AD., 2010 ty and State of Delaware, known as 204 Parcel No: 10-039.10-057 Rachel Court, Newark Delaware, being Lot Property Address: 2241 Dickens Terrace, No. 56, Section 1 on the Record Major Sub­ Newark, DE 19702 division Plan of Westover Woods, as said ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel of Plan is of record in the Office of the Recorder land, situate in New Castle Hundred, new CHASE 0 of Deeds, in and for New Castle County Castle County and State of Delaware, being Delaware, in Microfilm No. 11335, and being Lot NO. 3-71A, on the Record Resubdivision more particularly bounded and described Plan of THE COBBLESTONES, Taylor­ Home Lending Specialist according to a recent survey by Zebley & towne, prepared by MCA Engineering Corp., 200 Continental Drive, Suite 405 Associates Inc. Professional Land Surveyors of Newark, Delaware, dated July 18, 1975 Newark, DE 19713 dated May 15, 1998, as follows, to-wit: and of record in the Office of the Recorder of Beinl! the same lands and premises which Deeds in and for New Castle County, Archie McLaughlin and Marie Robinson Delaware, in Microfilm No. 2998. Telephone: 302 453 4455 ext. 37529 McLaughlin, did grant and convey unto Jerry AND BEING the same lands conveyed S. Prigg and Joyce M. Prigg, by deed May unto Johanna E. Braemer by Deed of Jon P. Facsimile: 866 905 9357 27,1998 and recorded on June 26,1998 the Toll Free: 800 780 6962 ext. 37529 Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Breamer, dated February 1, 1983 and of New Castle County, State of Delaware, in record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds Mobile: 443 207 6994 Deed Book 2465 at Page 47. in and for New Castle County and State of [email protected] SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS Delaware in Deed Book C-121, Page 48. THE PROPERTY OF JERRY S. PRIGG SEIZED AND TAKEN EXECUTION AS AND JOYCE M. PRIGG. THE PROPERTY OF JOHANNA E. BRAE­ TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME MER. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE TIME OF SALE. BALANCE DUE ON OR APRIL 19, 2010 BEFORE APRIL 19, 2010 JANUARY 31, 2010 JANUARY 31, 2010 np 2/26,3/5 2135295 I. nl! g(~6,~/~ ____ •• _11.£3!?327__ t . ---_ .. ,---.--- - .. _' I I

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BUSINESS Michael Eisner, former CEO, Disney Corporation Sherry Lansing, former CEO, Paramount Pictures Lawrence Page, co-founder of Google Corporation Martha Stewart, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia

SCIENCE Albert Einstein (staff), scientist Sally Ride, NASA Space Shuttle Astronaut

CIVIC AND POLITICAL LEADERS Prince Albert of Monaco George W. Bush, 46th President, United States Chelsea Clinton, daughter Bill and Hillary Clinton Gerald Ford, 38th President, United States Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Conner, retired Supreme Court Justice Michelle Obama (staff), First Lady of the United States Nancy Reagan, wife of former president Ronald Reagan Con4oleezza Rice, U.s. Secretary of State

MUSIC Clay Aiken, singer Neil Diamond, singer Bob Dylan, singer and songwriter Norah Jones, singer and pianist Jewel Kilcher, singer b.isa ~oeb, singer, musician, and songwriter Peter Seger, folk singer, musician, song writer

ACTORS Jetmifer Beals Keira Knightley Mischa Barton Susan Lucci Courteney Cox Paul Newman Drew Carey Natalie Portman George Carlin Gilda Radner Chevy. Chase Julia Roberts Felicity Huffman Reese Witherspoon

Robert Downey, Jr, Josh Groban 4 SUMMER CAMP 2010 Con~ide,r a ~pe,cialty camp Camps are designed in a variety 8,000+ are resident camps and of styles and formats and provide 4,000+ are day camps. Resident activities that vary to meet many camps are designed for campers interests. Most camps offer a gen­ staying at camp from several days eral program of outdoor activities to eight weeks. Campers sleep of hiking, swimming, sports and overnight in cabins, tents, tepees games, arts and crafts, and nature or other forms of shelter, and par­ awareness. ticipate in a variety of supervised Some camps have special activities. emphasis on programs such as Having grown by nearly 90 horseback riding, water sports, percent in the past 20 years, day music, or adventure challenge camps offer sessions and age­ geographic and topographic places activities. While camps provide appropriate programs similar to of interest. facilities and services for a broad resident camps. Campers are often In addition to the increase of range of children, youth, and transported to camp by a bus or children with disabilities being adults, some camps provide servic­ van, and return home each day in mainstreamed into camps, many es to special groups: seniors, fami­ the late afternoon. new camps have opened to pro­ lies, gifted and talented children, Other trends incorporate less vide specialized services to chil­ youth at risk, diabetics, or persons traditional models for the camp dren with special medical needs. with disabilities. experience. Trip' Camps provide Many camps work with schools programs where the participants to provide environmental edu~ Types of camps transport themselves to differ- cation during the school year, ent sites by backpacking, riding, Of the estimated 12,000 provide year round program and or canoeing. Travel camps often American camps, approximately food services, and have some year transport campers by car or bus to round staff. -ROLLING HILLS RANCH DAY CAMP ~\.J.U~H~ Everyday Camp June 21 - June 25 • Winter Camp Dec. 27 - Dec. 31 $250/week • Horse Lover Camp June 28 - July 2 Camp tELA - A Q.unmer of Fun July 5 - July 9 July 12 - July 16 Jutte 7... August 1.7 $200/week • SutMtMer CurrtculutM For Ages 5-1S - ...,---.' Before And After Care Available At An Additional Cost • Aftert1OOt1 Stacks Provided • Reid rrips It1CIude: RIDING LESSONS HORSE BOARDING AVAILABLE YEAR ROUND & • Swhttlltitlg • AIMuselMettt Parks • Movies • Horse Knowledge Classes • Educattottal fours • MuseutMS • Nature Walks • Nature Hikes • Fun & Games Riding lessons • Plct1Ic FIM • JowIit1g • Beach f rips • Interdenominational Bible Study With Songs & Crafts After lunch for leginners ~ -F-R--E-E--1--;;;'-15-t--rat-- -.-o-n--,- ~ [email protected] : -. : www.hletnstelOslearOingacademy.com . Head Instructors Certified Through Experienced : Plus 50% Deposit: Through American Rider Offered Round ~ Enroll Now Instructors Certification Program YeI : (A 5200 Savings)! : : AtlWEinsteinsleamingAcademy : 302-552-1533 55 Rolling Hill Ranth Lane I Coupon Must Be ~nt At Time Of Ervu11ment I : r..otValidWithAnyOthtrOffet Exp4l301l0: ZU Rickey JIvd., haY PE Port Deposit, MD 21904 410·378·3817 ~------~ SUMMER CAMP 2010 5

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In an ACA survey, 75 percent of the directors reported adding new activi­ ties and programs over the last few years. The most common pro­ gram trends in camps are challenging and adventur­ ous activities including high and low ropes courses, climbing walls, zip lines, backpacking, mountain bik­ ing, and cave exploring. There is also an increased emphasis on performing arts such as dance, theater, and singing, and on and fine arts including ceramics, leather crafts, woodwork­ ing, and photography. S;&.o.m'ont of camps surveyed report having community <>or\lI('I__ good deed Whatever your child's programs incorporated into the camp curriculum. Top p Community interest, chances are good clean-ups, food drives, recycling programs, and vo with senior citizens there's a specialty camp that and hospital patients. is a perfect fit. Tendercare· teaming Center All Summer Camps Offer Fun Weekly TlJemesl Plus ... Arts. Crafts. Games Water Play. Music • Guest Visitors [ The Lighthouse Crew r.'ll Youth Camp Ages 6 - 11 ~ ·State Certified & Approved Field Trips • Skill Building Activities • Games Outdoor Play • Contests • & Morel

AGES 7-12 Thematic Learning Camp -KIDS IN HKOLLEGE" Ages 2 - 5 • Education Based AGES 7-12 SUMMER SCHOLARS Children will have fun while enjoying enhanced curriculum AGES 13-18 and activities that will challenge yet reward theml YOUNG PEOPLE'S T Attend one day, one week or the whole summer. AGES 5-14 Flexible scheduling, qualified staff, safe and fun environment. Full day & half day programs aval/oble. Call for pricing.

~10-2.87-5592. www.tendercarekids.com Center Hours: 7:00 a.m .• 6:00 p.m. 468 Razor Strap Road • North East, MD www.cecil.edu/youth I 410·392-3366, ext. 626 Toll Free· 866-966-1001 1m· 410-287-2701 I REAL STUDENTS. REAL SUCCESS. 6 SUMMER CAMP 2010 Kid~ need time to play

Peg L. Smith, CEO of the American Camp Association, endorses the recent public awareness for the importance of free play in the development of children. "ACA camps, for nearly 100 years, have pro­ vided children with the opportunity to play in a safe and nurturing environment. Our anecdotal and scien­ tific research points to the positive effect camp has on the lives of children-offering a unique and valuable experience that allows kids to just be kids-provid­ ing a very special place where their mental, personal, emotional, and physical needs are nurtured." . The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recent­ ly published a report that warns that children are cal consequences. experiencing less and less imaginative free play. AAP Dr. Elkind, keynote speaker for the 2007 American concludes that free and unstructured play is healthy Camp Association National Conference, states that and-in fact-essential for helping children reach traditional summer camp is an oasis for children: important social, emotional, and cognitive develop­ ,"The traditional summer camp recognizes that play is mental milestones as well as helping them manage a powerful form of learning that contributes mightily stress and. become resilient. , to the child's healthy physical, emotional, social, and According to Tufts University child development intellectual development." expert Dr. David Elkind, American children seem to Smith continues, "We heartily agree with Dr. be in constant motion-their schedules packed with Elkind when he recommends to parents that more homework, chores, music lessons, and organized play should be added to our children's lives-and we sports. With a lack of time for good, old-fashioned in the camp community revel in watching children play for children, there can be health and psychologi- discover their place in the world."

Looking for a variety of fun~filled, summer activities for your children ages 6~ 13? Since 1955 Consider the ... Co-educational Grades 2-11; Small Groups Boys &.. Girls Club of Cedi County 5 Sessions:June 20-August 7 Summer fun Club Club runs for 8 weeks, Beautiful Wooded Location June 28 thru August 20 2009 9 hours per day, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. On Rehoho.th Bay Monday - Friday Space is limited, and slots are awarded on a first-come basis • Sailing • Boating • Tubing • Climbing Wall. Zip Line $75Iweek for 8 weeks • High and Low Ropes Courses • Environmental Programs Payment plans are available • Christian Education "$100 Discount If paid In full by June 1st'· To register, call 410,287,2234 or visit your local unit. www.mybgccc.org

For more information and brochure, contact: The Register at (302) 645·5348 ~ Visit our web site: www.camparrowhead.net of ,Cecil County, Maryland, Inc. SUMMER CAMP 2010 7

IS your child ready for camp? Answering these questions will help you determine when your child is ready for camp. * What is your child's age? Children under age 7 may not adjust easily to being away from home. Consider the day camp experience to prepare them for future overnight camp. * Has your child had positive overnight expe­ riences away from home? Visited relatives or friends? Were these separations easy or difficult? * What does your child expect to do at camp? Learning about the camp experience ahead of time allows you to create positive expectations. * Are you able to share consistent and positive messages about camp? Your confidence in a posi­ tive experience will be contagious. * Are your child's expectations reasonable? Camp, like most of life, has high and low points. Not every moment will be filled with wonder and excitement. Encourage children discuss both the ups and downs they may experience.

Ian Hennessy's 2010 Delaware Soccer Camps at the University of Delaware '"The game of soccer is changing. rocus your child's soccer education on those at the center of changel" Ian Hennessy DAY CAMPS TEAM CAMPS Ages: Boys and Girls 7·12 years Teams of 10 players or more will register and DSC Week 1: June 14·18 train as a group REP Team Camp: (Age 9·14) i DSC Week 2: June 21·25 9 a.m. ·12 p.m. or 5 p.m.' 8 p.m. Time: 9 a.m.·3 p.m .• Cost: $195 August 2·6 CM Camp: July 26·30 I Time: 9 a.m . • 1 p.m .• Cost: $150 High School Boys Pre·Season Camp Discounts available August 10·14 After hours care 3-5 p.m. for an add"ional $75lweek Cosi: $125

ABOUT IAN HENNESSY • University of Delaware's head men 's BOYS RESIDENTIAL soccer coach. • USSF Academy scout RECRUITING CAMP IntensIYe 1 • Philadelphia UniorlJunior Staff JuIv 12-16 • July 19·23 • 10 year, Region 1 Staff Coach/Advisor Ju.ly 18·21 9:00 a.m.-4lOO p.m. • NY Metro stars player 1996-97 Overnight Cost: $495 r'1Ic" ...... ,..... dYmced ...... 9 .... up • Former assistant coach at Boston College (by ouditioa) .... !dAB doDcm ill IntIo D tbrouah I • Seton Hall University Athletic Hall of , 9.00 ...... -+.00 p.m. Extended Day cost: $395 Fame Inductee (includes lunch &dinner only) 'or """" daDe ...... 4-8 with Iitde or DO ...... 1 • Ireland youth international player t:IQIeIieIIu aDd MAlI "-m ill left! A-C July 26-July 30 Alltuft 2-6 • Aucuot 9-13 9.00 ...... -+.30 p.m. . .ynmljiill\j Por odvooced "-m .... J J aDd up (by ~tIOD.) aDd MAlI daDe ... ill 1neIo l' tbro\IPI t Delaware' Soccer Camps 302.533.5441 (Phone) • 302.533.5441 (Fax) Call Mid-Atlantic &Iltt at (302) 266-6362 [email protected] or visit OlD' web lite at www.midatlanticbalkt.org www.delawaresoccercamps.com or mort 8 SUMMER CAMP 2010 -

What to pack - \ what to leave home

Sedding Most camps supply lists of recommended cloth­ ing and some include required uniforms. In general, Select easily laundered that is appropriate b~dding camp gear should be comfortable and durable cloth­ for the climate at your camp. Articles to include are ing suitable for active days at camp. sleeping bags, sheets and pillowcases, blankets, and . shorts, T-shirts, sweater/jacket and jeans pillows. -long pants for leg protection on hikes and horseback rides Towels and toiletries -ahat Towels should not be the family's best, since they'll -a raincoat or poncho be used for swimming and other waterfront a.ctivities as well as for showers. A small bag or plastic bucket Equipment will help campers carry and keep track of essentials Flashlight with extra batteries . such.as soap, shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, comb, Camera and film and brush. At some camps, campers walk to separate Canteen or water bottle facilities to shower. Insect repellent, sunscreen and lip balm Pre-addressed, stamped postcards or envelopes Clothes and laundry The frequency of laundry day at camp -affects how Medication much clothing to pack. Generally, sessions under. Send medication in original bottles, along with two weeks in length do not include laundry serVIces. dosage instructions, to the camp nurse or ~ealth care Always send along an extra pillowcase or laundry bag facility. Your medical release form should lIst all for dirty clothing. - medications. • I Cecil County Residential 4-HCamp "Pl'O'Ildin, sporn oriented U AliDa,· All · All Funl Aug. 9~13, 2010 I ••n US lor ,n...... r til...... su ...... rt Basketball· Baseball· Softball· Soccer· Football· Volleyball At "The Rocks" State Park Futsol • Badminton - Dodgeball- Board games -Air Hock,y Arts and Crafts - Battlefield Laser Tag and morel Ages 8-14 Movies and WII Fitness on Large Wall Projection screen with State of the art sound system $160/camper: includes All children are encouraaed to partiCipate in the sports activites but are not required. All sports are played for fun at a recreatlonallevell roomlboard, insurance and transportation Application online at: www.ce,cil.umd.edu 410-996-5280 for more info

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.;000 Y. \ .,'1- 1. NEAR OR FAR? ~~\ I' 3. SHORT OR LO G SESSION? Where do you want your child to go to camp? Locally How long do you want your child to remain at camp? or far away? While each camp experience has some­ thing to offer your child, this is an opportunity to Short sessions (t to 3 weeks) means assess what you value for your camper. .. first-time or younger campers have a chance to learn new skills Near means: .. bonds develop with other campers and staff .. easier to evaluate and visit .. great exposure to camp experience with less .. friends and family likely familiar with camp expense .. minimal travel costs .. minimizing homesickness . .. likely contact with classmates or children from same region Longer sessions (4 to 12 weeks) means .. correspondence to and from campers is quicker .. strong sense of belonging to camp community .. chance to learn new skills Far means: .. development of specialized skills .. more choices .. multiple opportunities for learning and enrichment .. different experiences, different geography, e.g., .. lifelong friendships . mountains or oceans - even different languages '1/ opportunities to contribute to camp culture .. promotes independence, particularly for early and late adolescent campers .. diversity of campers 4. GIRLS ONLY, BOYS 0 LY, OR CO-ED? .. chance for family to visit at close of camp Take the time to explore this choice with your c~mper.

2. TRADmO AL, SPECIALTY, OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Single-sex camp means: .. Breaking gender stereotypes - girls interact with Understanding the strengths in camp focus may help women in positions of authority and boys interact you make your choice. with men who act as nurturers .. More opportunities to "be yourself" without Traditional means impressing or competing with the opposite sex .. wide variety of activities .. Camp philosophy may be tuned into gender .. chance for campers to try new activities strengths and weaknesses .. exposure to more campers and staff at varying .. Brother or sister camps may share activities activities Co-ed camp means: Specialty means .. Breaking gender stereotypes - girls interact with .. one or two specialized activities (often combined women in positions of authority and boys interact with traditional offerings) with men who act as nurturers .. expectation for increased proficiency during camp­ .. Mirrors and prepares campers for everyday living ing session - the world is co-ed .. deepens knowledge and skill in particular area of .. Allows families with a boy and a girl to attend same interest or ability camp .. Offers diverse points of view Special needs means' .. Breaks through rigid divisions set up in school .. activities geared to campers' abilities when campers participate on equal footing .. knowledgeable staff with expertise to understand campers' challenges ... supportive and fun atmosphere'to share with others SUMMER CAMP 2010 11

Specialty, Sports & Traditional Camps For Ages 5-15 Held At Your Local YMCA. • Different Them·es Each Week • Indoor & Outdoor Activities • Daily Pool lime • Weekly Aeld Trips • ACA Accredited • Staff are Trained in CPR & Arst Aid • Before & After Care Options • Emphasis on Caring. Honesty. Respect & Responsibility • Anancial Assistance Available TISI Register online or at one 01 our branches 1ixlog! Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA - 836-YMCA Western Family YMCA - 709-YMCA ysummepcamp.opg \ 12 SUMMER CAMP 2010 l-Iow do you deal with home~ickne~~? Homesickness is, above all, a normal feeling. It is Most feelings of homesickness are not problematic. the natural,result of separating from home and loved In fact, missing home isn't a problem until it becomes ones. In a recent study, nearly 96 percent of all boys a preoccupation. When the feelings of sadness and and girls who were spending two weeks or more at anxiety associated with missing home become so overnight camp reported some homesickness on at strong that making friends, having fun, sleeping, eat­ least one day. Almost all children (and grown-ups!) ing, and participating in activities is difficult, some­ feel homesick when they're away from home. But the thing must be done. feelings can vary widely in intensity. What can be done? What causes it? It used to be thought that feelings of missing There are several factors that put children at home disappeared spontaneously after a few days greater risk for becoming homesick. Children with at camp. Although this is true for some cases of mild . little previous experience away from home, children hQmesickness, research has demonstrated that if left who have low expectations of camp, children who unchecked, homesickness can intensify over time. feel forced to go to camp, children who are unsure The best remedy is a two-pronged approach: (1) pre­ whether adults wUl help them if they need help, chil­ vent homesickness at home, before it starts; and (2) :dren who have little practice coping with negative actively cope at camp, if natural feelings of homesick­ emotions, and children whose parents express a lot of ness reach problematic levels. anxiety are most likely to feel homesick. The best at-home prevention strategies include: You may be surprised to learn that some factors • working together as a family to select a camp, have nothing to do with the intensity of homesick­ plan, and pack , ness. These include geographic distance between • spending "practice time" away from home, such home and camp and the presence of a friend from as a long weekend at a friend's house home at camp. • experimenting with the best coping strategies during this practice separation · • preparing pre-stamped, pre-addressed envelopes to bring to camp The best in-camp interventions for homesick camp- ers include~ • staying busy • talking with someone • remembering that you're not at camp for your whole life - just a few weeks • writing letters home

Watch out! The most common mistake parents make is the Pick-Up Deal. It's normal for children to ask, "What if I feel homesick?" Tell your child that some feelings of AT CARAVEL ACADEMY homesickness are normal and help him practice cop­ ing before camp starts. • Art· Computer' Swimming' Soccer' Gym' Games But never ever say, "If you feel homesick, I'll come • Field Games' Baseball· Basketball' Field Trips and get you." This conveys a message of doubt and • Nature Walks' Ultimate Frisbee' and more! pity that undermines children's confidence and inde­ NEWII Sailing Camp for 9-13 Year Oldsll pendence. Pick-up deals become mental crutches and self-fulfilling prophecies for children as soon as they JUNE 14 - AUGUST 20 arrive at camp. If, after spending practice time away 8:30 a.m .... 3 p.m. from home, a child is still very anxious about over­ Extended care' offered. night camp, consider waiting until next summer. The good news Enroll for 3, 4, or 5 day~ a weekI When children arrive at camp with a repertoire of coping strategies, they are ready for those norm,al FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION feelings of homesickness, Sure, they'll miss home, Steven Oliver tel: 302-740-4333 but they'll know exactly what to think and do when email: soliver@i::aravel,org it bothers them, Best of all, the staff at a high quality website: ww~.caraveldaycqmp , com ; camp will be there to help, SUMMER CAMP 2010 13 ,Don't de~pair: camp can be budget.l..friendly Most parents were well aware of the recession long consider some of these tips for finding funding: before the official announcement in late 2008. Many • The ACA camp community' generates $39 million families have taken steps to trim any "fat" from their annually for camp scholarships. Don't be afraid to call budgets - the purse strings are simply pulled too the camp director and ask if financial assistance is tight to factor in a night at the go-cart track or that available. family trip to the Grand Canyon. Parents may not realize that even with tightening budgets, the life­ • Contact your area's regional office of the changing experience of camp is still within reach. American Camp Association. Go to www. "I'm a great believer in you don't have to go to the CampParents.org and cl~ck on the Local Offices link most expensive camp to at the bottom of the have a great camp experi­ page. ence," said Phil Lilienthal, • Check with your former camp director church or synagogue. of Camp Winnebago in Maine and Global Camps • Get in touch with Africa CEO. social services groups in If you're dealing with your community. an experienced and caring • Visit individual st'aff of camp counselors, camp web sites. Most "you can have a program clearly outline whether in a parking lot, and it can or not they offer finan­ be great," he said. cial assistance for their Parents looking for bud­ campers. get-fnendly camps should

June 27·30 (Grades 9-12) 2010 Blue Hen Challenge July 9-11 High School Tournament STXlCascade Boy's Youth Invitational Tournament July 31-Aug. 1 Independently run camp and not sponsored by the University of Delaware. Instructionalffeam Camp's Philosophy June 27-30 (Ages 8-18) Three 2 and 112 hour daily instructional sessions ensure that your child wil l receive the maximum Summer Camp Themes amount of lacrosse instruction. Campers are grouped according to age, size, and skill level. June 21-25 Fabulous Fairies (ages 3-9) Instructional emphasis wil l be on positional & skil l play in the morning, team concepts in the afternoon[ with games played at the endoof each session and in the evenmg. There will be special individua emp~asis on face-off and goalie mechanics The camper to coach ratio will be 6:1 July 12-16 Annie (ages 4-12) ensuring maximum exposure to the game of lacrosse. Players can attend as individuals. Teams are also encouraged to attend. July 19-23 Groovy Girls of Today from 2010 Blue Hen Challenge Tournament Hannah Montana to iCarly! (ages 4-12) (Grades 9-12) July 9-11 Competitive High School Team Tournament. Players can sign up as an individual and July 26- The Wizard of Oz - Special 2 week aSS igned to an independent team. High School teams and club programs are encouraged August 6 Musical Theatre Camp (ages 4-12) to enrool. The 3 day tournament beginS with a brief NCAA instructional teaching sesSIOn fo ll owed by a competitive team tournament Friday night, Saturday and ending Sunday at the University of Delaware. A tournament final fou r on Sunday afternoon wi ll determine the tournament champion. College coaches wil l be invited to attend. UD Dorms are avail­ Summer Intensive Programs ab le or local hotels are nearby. Serious training for dancers ages 10 and above STXJCascade Boy's Youth Invitational Elementary and Middle School Youth Tournament Spaces are limited! Only No Hi2h School age players Competitive Youth Tournament for U- f4 (can be high school age players), U-l3, U-11, U- Call for brochure and registration information 9. The 2 day tournament wil l have 4 games on Saturday and 3 games on Sunday fo llowed by a Final Four for each age bracket. Players on the winning team of each bracket wi ll receive a STX stick and Cascade helmet pr their choice and deSign. 302-738 2023 • WWW deldWdred,Hlce org FOR MORE INFORMATION ',1 !' r r , ·410-39i-5790 14 SUMMER CAMP 2010

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What will your child get out of the camp experience? Here are some ben­ efits your child might experience:

Social skills development • leadership • participation • communication Self-respect and character building • responsibility • resourcefulness • resilience Community living/service skills 'Re~earch by the American Camp A~~ociation • caring • fairness confirm~ that camp build~ ~K.iII~ nece~~ary to • citizenship • trustworthiness prepare camper~ to a~~ume role~ a~ ~ucce~~­ Better physical health ful adult~. There i~ a camp for every child - and • learn to enjoy exercise • make better food choices every child de~erve~ the opportunitie~ and ~K.iII~ • learn basic cooking skills that camp develop~.

l~NDSp-1h .. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ~t'~ .... ~ Fairwinds Farm rFormerly Tailwinds"~ DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC +o~ . ~~ ..... 'Ii !'ASf. 1-4,\tl'1\'1' 410-658-8187 CommunItY MusiC SChool Ted & JOAM Dawson 'H0RSE CAMPf 25 years Experience SUMmer ClMPl2010 Monday - Friday • 9 a.m.-4 p.m. CAMPS FOR KIDS: Ages 8-13 Llttl. Mule Makin (.... blrtb.' yean) Mute tor YO\UlI MJacla (.... , 112· d yean) Learn All About Horse Care~ Mute Move •• a,"llllt., 1 Plaao (.... d.l) Safety, Ring And Cross Cauntry Riding (b.tel ) And Horsemans~ ~ At mpSebool ) • •My26-30 fairwinds' rarm CbUdnll'.C J1.l1y26-S0 Campers Ride On Trails And Indoor And Outdoor Arenas ~ INSTRUMEN E ECAMPS: lUI Cunp Cara •• 1.12) • .Jun. 21·25 $275 per week, 2010 . Middl. School BlDd Cunp (Jrld.. d-9) • .July 1~a2S Weeks of: WlIld lullllbl. Cunp (Jrad. 9-coD ...) • .Ju1y 12·1e June 21, 28 . July 5, 12, 19 Private Study Lt.IOIlI 1110 annablt . AUgutt 2, 9 CAUIU·t841 fbr mort InformAtion or vhllt oml,mu810,udel.tdu Available Online ,~ ..,j . .( 5UM~ER CAMP 2010 15

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Whether you're visiting for the day, have just downtown every summer and fall. moved to the area or have lived here your whole life, The University of Delaware enhances the city's you're bound to enjoy all the region can offer. This youthful feel and adds to the athletic and cultural guide will help you Discover Newark - then and now. activities offered in the region. The region, which includes the communities of It's an economically vibrant area, within Newark Glasgow and Bear, is steeped in cultural diversity and in the Bear and Glasgow regions. Business and history. Last year, the City of Newark celebrated expansion is complemented by new homes, and city the 250th anniversary of England's King George II leaders and organizations have made economic devel­ granting a charter to the town. opment a priority for the corning years. History plays an important role in daily life here, We welcome you to Greater Newark and hope you but the area also has a vibrant present and a promis­ enjoy traveling through the region, putting down ing future. Newark's downtown provides a lively roots here, or just visiting for the day. atmosphere for shopping and dining. The city hosts fun, family-friendly events throughout the year, Published by The Newark Post including Newark Nite and Community Day. These 218 East Main Street, Suite 109 attract tens of thousands of visitors to Newark's Newark, DE 19711 302-737-0724 .------, I I

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getting up and corning to work. It is her passion, she the building, opened up the second and third floors said. for offices and a fine dining area and added a porch onto the second floor. Deer Park Tavern The tavern continues to be a favorite choice for While Minster's has a long history in the Newark Newark residents and University of Delaware stu­ area, a few businesses in the city date back even fur­ dents for a night out on the town. ther, with origins in the 1700s. One of those business­ es is the Deer Park Tavern at the intersection of Main Bing's Bakery Street and Elkton Road. When Torn and Carla Guzzi bought Bing's Bakery, The tavern sits on (or near, there is some debate) in November 2005, they felt as if they were going into the spot occupied by the St. Patricks Inn, a favorite partnership with Selena Bing. resting place for travelers passing through Newark in "We still feel her presence here," Torn said. "She the 1700s. Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon (known wanted to make sure Newark continued to have a for their line - the Mason-Dixon line) were said to bakery." have stayed at the inn with their team in 1764. Bing's, founded in May 15, 1946 by Russell and During the American Revolution, soldiers stayed Selena Bing, is the second oldest continuously oper­ there, and, it has been said that George Washington ated business on Main Street. Located at 253 E. Main, spent the night there. Another famous, rumored guest it's a full-line scratch bakery. Brides-to-be corne to was Edgar Allan Poe, said to have visited in 1843. The Bing's for their wedding cakes, oftentimes because Tavern proudly displays a black Raven in Poe's honor. their mothers and grandmothers also got their wed­ At some point, a fire destroyed the St. Patrick Inn. ding cakes at this bakery. James S. Martin bought the 243 acres of land, includ­ "We're a tradition," said Carla. "The other day a ing the rubble of the inn, and built the Deer Park mother carne in to get a birthday cake for her 42-year­ Hotel in 1851. He named the hotel after his farm, old son. She's been getting his birthday cake from which got its name from a grove of deer that often Bing's ever since he was born." filled the nearby landscape. Torn, who was head baker at Bing's Bakery since In much more recent history, the Deer Park under­ November 1996, was taken aback when people would went major renovations in 2001 under the ownership corne in and ask for Selena's autograph (Russell B~ng of local restaurateur Robert Ashby. Ashby restored (continued on page 8)

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menu. Business - Les said his father, a friend of McDonald's' founder (continued from page 7) Ray Kroc, had a lot of confidence in the product, and " time proved him to be right. died in 1979; Selena passed away in 2006). It hap­ Now, the family owns 12 restaurants - seven in pened more than once. New Castle County, including two in Newark, and "Selena believed in the community," Tom said. five in Pennsylvania. Four family members - Les and "She was on several committees, like the Downtown his brother, and Les' oldest son and grandson - con­ Newark Partnership." tinue to work in the family business. Tom and Carla, originally from Staten Island, New The building has been renovated several times, York, are committed to upholding, and expanding, once out of necessity. An explosion at the store in the Bing's legacy and have included several diverse December 1974 destroyed the original building. The baked goods in their day-to-day operations, like New explosion happened when a C02 canister fell over York Style Cheesecakes and Cannolis. in the basement and punctured a gas line, said Les. "At the end of the work day," Carla said, "whatever "Thank God very few people were hurt and nobody hasn't been sold is donated to local charities. We're was killed," he said. determined to start fresh, everyday." When the store reopened in 1976, it was a new, modern facility with a drive-thru - the third one to McDonald's on Main Street open on the East Coast. The Newark location also had Leonard Dukart, a Chicago native, opened the first one of the first Playplaces, said Les. "We've been trail­ McDonald's in Delaware on E. Main Street, March 15, blazers in McDonald's," he said. 1960. It was the 225th franchise in the United States, and one of the first McDonald's on the East Coast. Newark Natural Foods Co-op Leonard's son, Les Dukart, remembers the day the In the summer of 2005, the Newark Natural Foods doors opened. "It took awhile until it really became Co-op celebrated its 30th anniversary. successful," he said. "McDonald's wasn't a household The Co-op began informally in 1967 as a food-buy­ name at that time, and never were hamburgers sold ing club, a place for Newark residents to purchase that cheap before." Hamburgers sold for just 15 cents, unrefined, organically grown food. and fries, milkshakes and sodas rounded out the As the number of people ordering food grew, the

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From left: Marilyn Minster of Minster's Jewelers; Tim and Chris Herman, owners of Herman's Quality Meats; Thomas Cox next to a painting of Green Mansion where his family has practiced dentistry for three generations.

Co-op found space at a local church to set up shop. school visits and supported a variety of organiza­ Then, in 1975, the organization incorporated and tions, from the American Cancer Society to Little moved to a location on Haines Street where Switch League Baseball. skateboard shop is today. The Co-op began selling A new generation of the family took over the store shares to households at $50 a piece. in 1992. Tim and Chris Herman continue the family Membership grew, as did the variety of foods tradition of above-and-beyond customer service to available. In the late 1980s, the Co-op decided to have this day. a more competitive image and moved into the Main Street building where it continues to thrive today. Dr. Cox (times three!) Now, the active membership of the Co-op exceeds The Green Mansion at the stoplight at Academy 3,000 households. The organization continues to serve Street and E. Main Street has been "home" to the Cox the purpose laid out in its bylaws: "... to be a social ser­ family since 1940. vice organization; to set up and operate facilities for Dr. Thomas Cox, who took over the dentist office in the benefit of consumer members; to provide goods 1975, said that his father, Dr. Clyde Cox, bought half and services whose production and distribution are of the Green Mansion, which is made from Avondale based on sound ecological and cooperative develop­ Green Stone, in 1940. Clyde was in Florida, providing ment; to advance the cooperative movement; and to dental care to U.S. troops a few years later, when he service members within the scope of the Articles of got the call to buy the other half of the building. Incorporation and to the fullest extent permitted by Asked what he remembered about his father's 30- statute." plus years of practice, Thomas talked about Miss Law, who worked in the office. "They argued all the time," Herman's Quality Meats he said. "She did everything - filing, answering the Last year, when Chris Herman put the finishing phone, bookkeeping, mixing fillings, X-rays, cleaning touches on a cookbook she compiled for her family the office." Clyde would say, "Miss Law, I need you business' 40th anniversary, her four children helped back here," and she'd reply, "I'm on the phone, I can't her come up with a name for it: "Everybody knows us be in two places at one time." as Herman's, Mom," they told her. Thomas elaborated, talking about how his father And so the cookbook, which included the writings would sing, trying out songs on various patients, and recipes of longtime customers, photographs and and Miss Law would say, "Don't be singing so many a history of the shop, was simply deemed, "Herman's songs. We have other people waiting!" - Celebrating Forty Years of Service." When Thomas took over the business, he enlarged Herman's Quality Meat Shoppe opened in 1967 in the workspace. He knocked down a wall that separat­ the former McMullen's Market on Main Street. Luther ed the office from his grandmother's house (she lived and Jeanette Herman were the original owners and there from 1950 - 1955), and now his grandmother's received help from their children, Tim, Lynn, Terri old kitchen is the present-day dental staff's lounge. and Curt. Thomas expects to retire in about seven years. In 1970, the family moved their business to a loca­ Erin, his daughter, who works in the office now as tion on Cleveland Avenue, where it's been ever since. a dentist, will take over. "My staff remembers sitting I The business has been an integral part of the com­ munity thro.ughout its 40 years. Herman's has hosted (continued on page 10) 10 DISCOVER NEWARK 2010 Business - find a better place for his family to live. He liked what he saw in Newark, and he opened his first variety (continued from page 9) store, called Handloff's, in the front room of his home. her (Erin) on the counter when she was a little thing, Later, the name was changed to the National 5&10. and now they will be working for her," he said, laugh- Aprons were the first items to be sold. Louis ing at the thought. . would buy the fabric in Philadelphia, and his wife, Mollie, would make them. Now, the store sells a vari­ ety of goods, from University of Delaware apparel to The National 5 & 10 home furnishings and even Halloween costumes. The National 5 & 10 on Main Street is a true piece Fourth-generation owner Brian Handloff says the of Americana. 5 & 10 was "sort of the early 20th century version of a Around the turn of the 20th-century, Louis general store." Handloff took the train down from Philadelphia to

The National 5&10 has been a landmark on Newark's Main Street for over a hundred years. By 1954, when this photo was taken, Alvin Handloff had taken over the dally operations from his father. Alvin's son Richard now runs the business along with his son Brian.

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We welcome the child of God you are! Come and see! DISCOVER NEWARK 2010 13 Parks and recreation You don't have to go very far bus trips, before and after school winter months. The park is open to enjoy a variety of parks and programs and community events. from 8 a.m. until sunset daily. recreational activities. The City A complete listing of activities Call 368-6560 or the Park Office of Newark's Parks and Recreation and schedules is available in the at 368-6900. Department maintains 32 parks City of Newark Newsletter, avail­ throughout Newark. able from the Parks and Recreation Ashland Nature Center, Recreational opportunities office in the Municipal Building, include: 220 Elkton Road. Hockessin Call 366-7060, or go to the Web The Delaware Nature Society at www.cityofnewark.de.us. maintains this nature center at Newark Parks and Recreation, the intersection of Brackenville Newark and Barley Mill Roads; includes Park facilities include lighted White Clay Creek State Park, walking trails, a native plant gar­ tennis courts, lighted basketball Newark den, butterfly house and seasonal courts, baseball/softball fields, White Clay is comprised of 3,384 exhibits. soccer fields, playground areas, acres of beautiful scenery, includ­ Call 239-2334 for more informa­ shelters, two swimming pools, two ing 37 miles of trails. Amenities tion. street hockey courts, and horse­ include horse trails, a nature shoe pits. center, pavilions, picnic grounds, Lum's Pond State Park, In addition to outdoor parks, the refreshments, playgrounds and department offers year-round pro­ bike trails. The nature center hosts Glasgow Delaware's most diversified grams to individuals three-years educational programs throughout old to adult, in its preschool and the year. The park hosts special park offers fishing, hiking, swim­ youth programs, sports, fitness, events and evening concerts in the ming, boating, camping and picnic crafts, dance, visual arts, nature, summer, while sledding and cross­ sites near the state's largest fresh­ water pond. Call 368-6989. summer camps, adult activities, country skiing are popular in the

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For more information, visit host to many organizations that promote performing, www.newarkchorale.org. visual, dramatic and musical arts. Here is a look at some of the best: Chesapeake Silver Cornet Brass Band For more than 10 years, th~ Newark-based Newark Arts ·Alliance Chesapeake Silver Cornet Brass Band has entertained This non-profit organization, which started in audiences with its, unique renditions of marches, big 1993, plays an active role in the Newark community. band and classical music. The NAA hosts art exhibits throughout the year at its The all-brass band, made up of 35 volunteers, is in-house gallery, offers a number of educational pro­ Delaware's only all-brass concert band and one of grams and an art camp, Camp Imagine, for children only a few hundred in the United States. The band is of lower income levels. comprised of amateur and professional musicians. Recently, the NAA relocated to Main Street in For more information, visit www.chesapeakebrass­ Market East Plaza. Stop by their gallery at 276 E. Main band.org. Street, Suite 102, to learn more about the group, or visit www.newarkartsalliance.org. Chapel Street Players Chapel Street Players have been performing qual­ ity theater in Newark since 1934. The Playhouse is located in the heart of Newark at 27 N. Chapel Street, just off of Main Street. Shows cover .a range of genres. For more information, visit www.chapelstreetplay­ ers.org. Newark Community Band The Newark Community Band celebrates 25 years of making music this year. The concert band is made up of mostly amateur and some professional musi­ cians from the city of Newark and surrounding areas. Ages and backgrounds of members vary greatly, from students majoring in music to older residents who haven't picked up a musical instrument since their high school days. The band does several performances a year. For more information, visit www.newarkcommunity­ band.com. Newark Symphony Orchestra This talented group of volunteer musicians per­ forms classical music programs with a high-level of skill and has been deemed "Delaware's finest commu­ nity orchestra." Under the direction of Roman Pawlowski the orchestra performs chamber and full symphony con­ certs. For more information, visit www.newarksympho- ny.org. The Newark Symphony Orchestra rehearses. DISCOVER NEWARK 2010 15 A native's guide to downtown destinations Downtown Newark has a number of interesting but also offers a wide variety of fresh seafood and stores, flavorful restaurants and quirky finds. Be sure steaks. A full take-out menu is available, but it would to explore these spots while you're here: be a shame to miss out on the restaurant's unique decor and funky atmosphere. Local musicians visit Grassroots Handcrafts - 93 E. Main St. on selected dates, and the work of local artists is dis­ Grassroots specializes in handcrafts, including played throughout the restaurant. clothing and jewelry. The Newark location is the flag­ ship store and is always worth a visit, especially when Caffe Gelato - 90 E. Main St. searching for a creative gift or something unique to Caffe Gelato quickly worked its way into the hearts spice up your wardrobe or home. of locals with its northern Italian, Mediterranean­ inspired dishes and homemade gelato. The menu is Rainbow Books and Music - 54 E. Main St. complimented by a selection of over 50 wines. The Locally owned and operated, Rainbow buys and restaurant has received numerous awards and con­ sells new and used CDs, DVDs, LPs, and books. tinues to impress Newarkers with its specialty dinner Newark residents have enjoyed its comfortable series, live music, and featured local artists. atmosphere and wide selection of books, movies, and music from an array of genres. The store also Ali Baba -175 E. Main St. promotes local musicians during free in-store perfor­ Ali Baba brings culture to Main Street with authen­ mances. tic Middle Eastern cuisine. The menu features a vari­ ety of Moroccan, Lebanese, and Iranian dishes. The Switch Snowboards &Skateboards - 16 Haines St. exotic tapestries adorning the walls, sofa seating, and Switch carries a wide variety of skateboarding and belly dancers add to the ambiance of the restaurant. snowboarding products, from bearings to skate shoes For those who aren't quite so daring, don't worry and bindings to outerwear. Snowboards and boots - belly dancers perform only on special occasions and are also available for rental. The store itself is inven­ standard seating is available. - tively decorated inside and out. Despite its small size, Switch stands out from every other building in the Iron Hill Brewery -147 E. Main St. area. It has also proven to be a popular location for Iron Hill was established in Newark in 1996 and local skateboarders. has since opened six additional locations. Iron Hill is best known for its award-winning, fresh brewed '· ViJ.~age Imports - ~ 65 E. Main St. . beers, but the brewery's lunch and dinner menus are , Village Ir~ports is home to a variety of gifts i~dud~ also popular with locals and visitors alike. Fresh root ing clothing, home decor, jewelry, and toys. Crafts beer is also a great treat. come to Newark from more than 50 countries and are made by skilled artisans looking to support th~ir Post House -145 E. Main St. families wjth their talents. All products are certifi~a Post House should be at the top of the list when "Fair Trade," which guarantees that artisans receive a searching for a tasty, inexpensive breakfast. A small, fair price for their goods. quiet restaurant, Post House is a great place for tasty Margherita's Pizza - 280 E. Main St. hash or pancakes. Lunch is also available. A landmark for locals. With its tasty, inexpensive Korner Diner - 137 E. Main St. . pizza, Margherita's is the first pizza place that comes Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the to mind for most Newark natives. Extended hours are Korner Diner is always an option, whether you're an added bonus for those prone to late-night cravings. craving waffles or a hamburger. With jukeboxes, vinyl . ~ booths, and an expansive counter with stools to perch The Deer Park Tavern -108 W. Main St. on, the diner brings back an old school feeling that A must for any out-of-towner. The Deer Park provides comfort for patrons looking for a break from Tavern was established in 1851 and has stood out in a hectic day (or night). the minds of locals ever since. The Deer Park plays host to local talent on a regular basis and serves a Klondike Kate's -158 E. Main St. iVariety of American fare, including burgers, sand- Klondike Kate's is nothing short of a landmark iches, nachos, and wings. on Main Street. Always good for a casual lunch or a night out with friends, Kate's offers a wide selection of Home Grown Cafe -126 E. Main St. dishes, including a classic steak, an enormous plate of A new favorite of Newark residents. Established in nachos, and an extensive list of specialty drinks and 2002, Home Grown is noted for its vegetarian options desserts. Live entertainment on selected dates. 16 DISCOVER NEWARK 2010 Newark is proud to be a college town The city of Newark is a 'proud home to the university seeks to enroll students from diverse back­ University of Delaware's campus and students. grounds and a wide variety of geographic tegions. Founded as a small, private academy in 1743, the Currently, 60 percent of Newark campus under­ university has been building its reputation as a fine graduates are nonresidents who represent nearly institution of higher learning for more than 250 years. every state and several foreign countries. The Recently, Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine University of Delaware is committed to enrolling and ranked it in the top 20 of the 100 best values among retaining minority students. high quality public institutions of higher education. Students participate in all aspects of the commu­ The university enrolls more than 16,000 under­ nity, everything from city council meetings to com­ graduates and nearly 3,000 graduate students. As a munity clean-ups and cultural events. Many students state-assisted, privately controlled institution, the live in rental housing and apartment buildings in neighborhoods surrounding the campus and join residents in taking advantage of Main Street's shops, restaurants and downtown events. The Newark campus takes up more than 970 acres. The university has schools in Wilmington and Kent and Sussex County, as well. President Patrick Harker has launched a strategic planning process to identify the handful of major initiatives that will continue UD's path to prominence in core mission areas: Undergraduate Education; Graduate Education; Scholarship and Research; and Public, Professional and Community Service. The university is always busy with cultural and sporting events. The events calendar can be found on the Web site, http://www.udel.edu. Nearly a dozen libraries serve residents New Castle County has 11 libraries, including branches in Bear and Newark. In addition to traditional library services, these facilities offer public access to the Internet. Users can access magazine and newspaper databases. The libraries offer a range of daily activities for children, teens and adults, including a variety of clubs (everything from chess to quilting), academic discussions and film viewings. For a listing of events, contact your local library or visit the New Castle County libraries' web site, www. co.new-castle.de.us/library/home. To receive a library card, adults ages 18 and older must complete an application and show proof of their current address. Identification can be in the form of a driver's license or state ID, utility or credit card bill, check book, vehicle registration, cancelled mail or p.m., and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Thursday. A lease or mortgage agreement. community room can be reserved by outside groups. Bear Library Newark Free Library 101 Governors Place, Bear. 750 Library Avenue, Newark 302-838-3300 302-731-7550 Open Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Open Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 9 Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Friday. DISCOVER NEWARK 2010 17

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For more information about the Church, Please call (302)838-2060 George W. Thten III, Pastor www.libertybaptist.net DISCOVER NEWARK 2010 19 Nearby events are well worth the drive FESTIVALS APPLE SCRAPPLE FESTIVAL When: Friday, October 8 - Saturday, October 9 GREEK FESTIVAL Where: Bridgeville When: Tuesday, June 1 - Saturday, June 5 More info: www.applescrapple.com Where: Holy Trinity Church, 808 North Broom Street, Wilmington More info: www.holytrinitywilmington.org FOOD FESnVALS AID EVEITS and RESTAURAIT WEEK ST. ANTHONY'S ITALIAN FESTIVAL When: Sunday, June 6 - Sunday, June 13 WINE FEAST & AUCTION - DELAWARE THEATRE Where: Around St. Anthony Church, 901 North COMPANY Dupont Street, Wilmington When: Friday, February 5 More info: www.stanthonysfestival.com Where: Hotel DuPone Wilmington More info: www.delawaretheatre.org ARDENFAIR When: Saturday, September 4 WINE & DINE - DOWNTOWN NEWARK Where: Arden When: Saturday, March 27 More info: www.ardenclub.com Where: Downtown Newark More info: www.eatdowntownnewark.com OKTOBERFEST When: Friday, September 17 - Sunday, September 19 RESTAURANT WEEK - WILMINGTON Where: Delaware Saengerbund, 49 Salem Church When: April 26 - May 1 (tentatively) Road, Newark Where: The Riverfront and Downtown Wilmington .. More info: www.delawaresaengerbund.org More info: www.cityrestaurantweek.com (continued on page 22) Main Street fj)enta{

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Driving and parking in Newark isn't as difficult as it may seem, as long as you know where to look for spaces. Downtown streets are lined with metered spots. A quarter will buy you 20 minutes. Three city parking lots are accessible by way of Main Street or Delaware Avenue, but if you miss them don't fret. Just turn left, turn left and turn left. Doing so will take you back to the other end of Main Street, where you can take another shot at finding parking. If you're planning to dine or shop downtown, ask to have your City Lot #1 and behind Panera Bread. parking ticket validated. About 20 Where: Left side of Main Street, Entrances: Off Main between downtown businesses now vali­ behind the Galleria, between Panera and Gecko Fashions, and date their customers' vouchers for Delaware Avenue and Main. from Center Street. the city parking lots. Entrances: Off Main, just before Type: Pay attendant when you Every Sunday, parking is free at the Dunkin' Donuts, and off leave. Rates: 50 cents per half hour all municipal meters and off-street Delaware Avenue, just past College Avenue. Monday to Saturday. lots. The city provides free parking Type: Pay at machine before for holidays and special events, as retrieving car. Note: City parking lots #2 and #5 well. Rates: 50 cents per half hour. are for monthly permit holders One of the city's three public only. lots switched over from multi­ City Lot #3 space, metered parking to a gated, Where: Right side of Main, behind University parking garages ticketed lot. Now customers mak­ Wilmington Trust, 82 East Main Where: Left side of Main at Elkton ing use of City Lot #1 behind the St., at the corner of Main and Road, across the street from Deer Park Tavern. Galleria and between Delaware Center streets. Entrance: Off Main, just past Avenue and Main Street, obtain Entrances: Off Main, next to Abbott's Shoes at the intersection Trabant University Center. a ticket when they pull into the of Academy Street. Type: Pay the attendant before lot and pay at a pay station before Type: Pay attendant when you retrieving your car. exiting. leave. Where: Elkton Road, near the The automated pay stations (one Rates: 50 cents per half hour Center for the Arts in the Galleria lobby and one in Monday to Saturday. Entrance: Off of Amstel Avenue, near Conover Apartments. the parking lot) accept coins, dollar City Lot #4 Type: Pay the attendant before bills and credit cards. The machine retrieving your car. provides chang~. Where: Right side of Main, between Choate and Center streets 22 DISCOVER NEWARK 2010 Nearby events - (continued from page 19)

NEWARK FOOD & BREW'FEST When: Saturday, July 24 Where: Downtown Newark More info: www.eatdowntownnewarkcom TASTE OF NEWARK When: Sunday, October 3 Where: Old College Lawn, Newark More info: www.eatdowntownnewarkcom

EVENING WITH THE MASTERS When: Friday, April 16 Where: Chase"Center on the Riverfront More info: www.mealsfromthemasters.com

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