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1 02nd Year, 15th Issue 2011 April 22, 2011 -.nawarkpostonllna.com Newark, Del. Mayor Funk opposes Campus Edge development By DOUG RAINEY Street, but that's about the only However, the mayor claims opments in and near Main development that will house will flock to the retail space on kind words he has for the proj­ the project - which was nar­ Street, admitted to being 200 students. Better options, Delaware Avenue. He says the [email protected] ect that goes before the City rowly approved by the city angered over the fact that he according to Funk, would action is on Main Street, with Council on Monday night. Planning Commission and was not consulted by the devel­ be townhomes that would "Elkton Road as a last resort." Editor's note: To read the "It's beautiful," he says recommended by city staff - opers before the project went appeal to 25 to 35 year-olds Retail development has story on Planning Commission in discussing the mixed-use does not fit in with his vision of before planners. or a project modeled after the been lagging on Elkton Road, approval of the project log on apartment and retail develop­ a city attracting young adults While recent projects have Washington House condomini­ with offices occupying what to http://tinyurl.com/425qgwt. ment on Delaware Avenue, who are not undergraduate stu­ typically featured student ums that are finally nearing full would have been retail stores. Newark Mayor Vance Funk near Chapel Street and adjacent dents. housing blended with retailing, occupancy. Developers have offered to likes the appearance of the to the Trader's Alley area off The mayor, who has been Funk says the area in question Funk, a real estate lawyer, Campus Edge project off Main Main Street. supportive of most new devel- does not need one more large does not believe that retailers See FUNK, 2 .... Remembering Chief Nefosky ''We're all family," Ben Nefosky told the more than 200 residents gathered at the Newark Reservoir on Friday, April 15 for the 5th Annual Newark Police Memorial SK Run/Walk in memoriam of his brother, Chief William F. N efosky. Although not all the participants person­ ally knew Chief Nefosky-who suc­ Motorists were quick to stop for pedestrians at this crosswalk cumbed to pancreatic cancer in January on Main Street. 2007-they were joined by one common goal: the fight against cancer. Originally started by the Nefosky Jaywalking crackdown family, the SK has since been adopted by the City of Newark Parks and Recreation Department, drawing a couple hundred continues in Newark runners each year, and raising several thousand dollars for various cancer and By DOUG RAINEY ed to promote the safety of law enforcement foundations. pedestrians, as well as aid the "It's a great thing to be able to help a [email protected] flow of vehicular traffic in areas number of different organizations," said of the university and downtown Recreation Supervisor Sharon Bruen as Newark Police and University business district. she handed bright yellow t-shirts before of Delaware Police have During the first week of the race. launched an effort to enforce the initiative, officers issued pedestrian crossing laws that This year, proceeds from the SK PHOTO BY MELISSA MARSHALL 82 citations. The enforcement will be donated to The National Law includes tickets for jaywalkers effort is continuing and will take and motorists who fail to yield Enforcement Memorial Memorial ceeds from the race, Deer Park Tavern acy," Nefrosky said, lining up on the hill place in areas where a large in Washington, D.C. as well as to the to those in crosswalks. number of pedestrians cross and Timothy's of Newark donated a to take his place among the runners. "It According to a release, the Compassionate Care Hospice, an organi­ portion of after-party profits to both pays tribute to my brother-how loved the roads including Delaware zation that cares for terminally ill patients period after spring break brings Avenue, Main Street, College organizations. he was in the community and how this a significant increase in pedes­ during their last days. In addition to pro- Avenue, Cleveland Avenue, and "It's a way for us to carry on his leg- city feels for him." trian traffic to Newark. The enforcement initiative is intend- See JAYWALKING, 20 ...,_

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Out of the Attic: Integrity And Quality Is Our Policy When Newark LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED had its own power plant 302-836-1921 (in Maryland) ... 14 Page 2 • The Newark Post • Friday, April 22, 2011 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS Old diner shows new Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday and life near Glasgow Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.; In last week's issue of the Sunday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Newark Post, we reported that They can be reached at 302- the Eagle Diner on Elkton Road 737-4150 or at www.rudyspiz­ has shut its doors. Fans of the zaitalian.com. Fax orders can popular diner do not despair. be sent 302-737-4140. The comforting food and dependable service that you Chinese buffet I enjoyed at the diner for over 15 years are still around, but brings new choices at a different location: Rudy's to Main Street Family Restaurant in the Four Seasons Shopping Center on This week, we received a Route 896, Newark. menu from the newly opened Joann Buffet, located at 153 Owner Rudy Kovcas opened Monday through Thursday, 11 and eat the rest the next day or The owner of the Eagle Diner is now focusing on Rudy's the restaurant a few years ago, E. Main Street. After perusing the options, the newest addi­ a.m. to 11 p.m.; Friday and go to chipotle.com and check Family Restaurant. and has steadily built up his Saturday, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.; out the calorie counts for vari­ clientele. The family-run res­ tion to Main Street's culinary caravan will not disappoint in and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. OU§ ingredients. For example, taurant features an Italian-cen­ They can be reached by phone its breadth of choices tacos are smaller, hence fewer tric menu, with weekly specials at 302-737-4288 or at 302-737- The Chinese buffet fea­ calories. including Monday and Tuesday 4688. The PR folks representing spaghetti and meatballs for tures an all-you-can-eat smor­ gasbord, including free soup, the place wanted to pass along $2.99 or lasagna and meatballs, that the company is conducting on Wednesdays and Thursdays, appetizers soda, and dessert, for Popular and filling $6.50 for lunch and $8.50 for a contest that highlights their for $4.99. But, many of the As you noticed in last dinner. Other dinner choices, use of high-quality ingredients favorites from the Eagle Diner, week's issue, the new Chipotle and the use of gold foil to wrap such as burgers, hoagies, such as General Tso's Chicken or broccoli with or beef, Mexican Grill on Main Street the burritos and tacos. Known cheese steaks, salads and more, is a popular place. Lines are no as Wrap What You Love, the are also a part of the new menu. can be had for $7.00, includ­ ing pork fried rice and an egg longer out the door, but seating contest offers a $10,000 grand Daily lunch and dinner specials is still at a premium at the noon prize, weekly prizes and a round out the extensive number roll. Lunch specials, priced at $4.75, range from curry chick­ hour. People's Choice for something of choices for those with a As of now, we're not doing you love wrapped in the gold healthy appetite. en to pork chow mein to moo goo gai pan. dining reviews. But one piece foil. Based on the photo gal­ The restaurant sports a bar, of advice-come hungry. While Joann Buffet also has a lery, everything from a drum with many options for beer and Chipotle highlights fresh ingre­ set to a four-day-old baby has wine. Catering options are also carry out buffet option and free delivery service. So be sure dients, it will win no prizes been wrapped. You can find available. when it comes to low-cal cre­ out more by logging into http:// Rudy's Family Restaurant to get a menu and save those coupons. ations. It's easy to end up gold.chipotle.com/wrapwhaty- is open for lunch and dinner with a 1,000 calorie-plus bur­ oulove · Joann Buffet is open seven days a week. Hours are rito. One solution, cut it in half - Corrigan and Doug Rainey contributed to Mayor no fan of Campus Edge .... FUNK, from 1

tum over some parking to help ease parking problems in the area, but Funk said that will not soften his opposition to the project. He says the scope of the project would set a prec­ edent that might bring similar developments. While Funk's opposition is a blow to the project, the mayor said there could be some sup­ port on the council, due to the attractive appearance in archi­ tect's drawings. The proposal will come on a busy night for the council on Monday, with city fathers also slated to vote on a new electri­ 1300 Paper Mill Road cal rate design that gives a rate Newark, DE 19711 break to large users such as the (302) 239.0332 University of Delaware. The council meeting gets Age 3 to Grade 8 www.theindependenceschool.org under way at 7 p.m. On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, April 22, 2011 • The Newark Post • Page 3 IN THE NEWS Police say UD stu­ Avalon, driven by Robert no charges have been filed due Last Saturday, April 9, the ketball courts. The lock on the Traffic stop leads to Singles of Newark, was travel­ to pending toxicology results. owner told officers that he had container was pried off. dent was growing ing westbound on Cleveland As a result of the collision, been cleaning the house's A representative with the DUI, possible drugs marijuana Avenue when it crossed the Cleveland Avenue was closed upper floors, when he noticed department said that he per­ On Wednesday, April 13, center line and struck the front for approximately four hours. that no water was running. He forms regular property checks police engaged in a routine Newark Police Department end of an eastbound 2011 went into the basement to see on the site, and noticed that the traffic stop where the vehicle has arrested Jarrett T. Husid, Mazda 3 operated by Daphne if the main valve had been container was open on April and driver did not respond to a University of Delaware stu­ Crean of New Castle. Copper pipe stolen turned off, but discovered that 12. dent from other nearby drivers. The event Crean was trapped in her from residence someone had removed the Four prints were recovered occurred on Adelene Drive, Hopewell, vehicle for approximately 45 insulation from the pipe. A from the scene with officers Newark Police are inves­ N.J. on drug minutes and had to be extri­ further inspection showed that entering them into a central tigating a burglary where See POLICE, 7 .... charges fol­ cated by rescue personnel from database for comparison. unknown suspects removed all of the copper pipe had been lowing an Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder cut out and removed. investigation approximately 200 to 300 Co. feet of copper pipe valued . at A search by police showed and search Both drivers were trans­ that only the pipe had been $2,000 from the basement of warrant of ported by EMS to Christiana taken in· the burglary and that his local resi- Husid a house on Tyre Avenue. The Hospital and are in surgery for home's owner reported that he various electronics, tools, and dence on the non-life threatening injuries. lawn equipment had remained Sale! 200 block of Courtney Street. has been fixing the house up There were no passengers in in an effort to sell it and that untouched. Officers could not On Friday, members of the either vehicle. several workers have been in find any signs of forced entry Newark Police Department's Alcohol is suspected to be a at the house and believe that Special Investigations Unit the house over the past few factor in the collision; however, weeks. a small .sliding window in the initiated a search warrant of basement was used to get the Husid's residence. 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WILMINGTON &WESTERN RAILROAD Slaying admitted e~~'Wl~! A New Jersey man has admitted to to killing his girl~ friend in February 2010, driv­ ~'B~ ing their 20-month-old daugh­ ter to Delaware and abandon­ ing her in a Shell station on E~ College Avenue in Newark, April 16th, 17th, 22nd & 23rd Del. 12:30pm & 2:30pm Dwayne Jackson, 26, of Edison, entered his pleas in * Reservations Recommended New Brunswick, N.J. The toddler remained unidentified for some time, ALL 15, 20 and 25 year Bruce flooring on special sale but Newark Police videos and other information resulted in a for Newark Post buyers* breakthrough in the case. *Bring copy of ad with you, for the special prices on Bruce flooring. Head-on crash See www.mayerflooringde.com for Bruce Flooring products. 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Cpl. resulting in 23 criminal charges of Columbus. The Knights quarters of 2010. PFC Adam Marc DiFrancesco and Officer including 7 felonies. Morgan Fountain were both recognized as Officers of the Officer of the Quarter, 4th Quarter 20 10 for their efforts in a counterfeit money Fourth Quarter 2010 investigation. Cpl. Marc DiFrancesco and Officer Morgan Fountain were Officer of the Quarter, nominated for their efforts dur­ ing a counterfeit money inves­ Third Quarter 2010 tigation. On November 17, PFC Adam Mease was 2010, Cpl. DiFrancesco was nominated for his actions in assigned to a follow up an the early morning hours of July investigation regarding the 25, 2010 that led to the arrest passing of several counterfeit of two suspects breaking into bills at locations throughout parked vehicles. PFC Mease the City. Cpl. DiFrancesco PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF CARMELO PALAZZO was patrolling a local apartment was able to identify one sus­ complex when he observed two pect and was obtaining a war­ Cpl. Marc Difrancesco, Officer Morgan Fountain and Newark subjects walk out of the park­ rant when Officer Fountain had Police Captain John PoHs • Clear Explanations of Procedures ing lot, enter a pickup truck and just taken an additional sus­ • Professional & Caring Staff drive away. He continued into pect into custody shortly after $3,000.00 in counterfeit cur­ 400 counterfeit jerseys were • Most Insurance & HMO's Accepted the lot_ and was contacted by the suspect had attempted to rency along with the equipment recovered and an additional several witnesses who reported pass counterfeit money at a used to create the currency. $17,000.00 in illegal proceeds • Eye Examinations two subjects had just broken local shopping center. During Cpl. Marc DiFrancesco was was seized from the business. • Contact Lenses also nominated for an investi­ Cpl. DiFrancesco's investiga­ • Fashion Eyeware into a vehicle. PFC Mease an interview, this suspect pro­ • Treatment of Ocular Diseases located the vehicle he had just vided additional information gation involving a counterfeit tion stopped the illegal sale of seen leaving and initiated a to Cpl. DiFrancesco which led merchandise operation. On counterfeit merchandise which (302)224-3000 traffic stop contacting both the Street Crimes Unit and the December 7, 2010, a search had been ongoing for several The Main Stnet c.llerla occupants. Numerous stolen Special Investigations Unit to warrant was executed at a local years. 45 Eaot Main-~ SUite 2'01 • Newark items were found in their pos­ conduct two search warrants business regarding counterfeit This is Cpl. Difrancesco's session linking the pair to mul­ resulting in the arrest of three National Football League cloth­ second Knights of Columbus tiple thefts from the Newark suspects and the recovery of ing being sold. Approximately Officer of the Quarter Award.

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~~~~!!'!u~~~ lwww.goodwillde.org l ..thanthestore r r ~~·" ·~'-)J .r i '') I' ' 1 • <> .q On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Friday, April 22, 2011 • The Newark Post • Page 5 IN THE NEWS • Obituaries are printed free Ruth Collins Kelli Zeccola and husband she was preceded in death by her she was preceded in death by Jobst, Hanna Jobst, Abigail Jobst, of charge as space permits. Michael, Maggie Duran and beloved husband, Irvin J. "Buck" her beloved husband of 27 years, Shannon Casazza, Alexa Casazza, Information is usually supplied Ruth Collins, 81, of Newark, husband Pablo Duran, Sr., Ruth Crowe, son, Ernest Crowe, sister, Richard Cutts ill, and sister, and Breanna Casazza; stepgrand­ to the newspaper by the funeral ctied on April 9, at St. Francis Correa, and Mike Correa and wife Norma Reuwer, brother, Ronald Bruni Gerken Schmidt. She is son, Connor Cutts; and brother, director. Hospital in Wilmington. She was Daisy; brother, James S. Ogden; Bramble, grandson, Daniel survived by her children, Gernot Klaus Gerken. the wife of William T. Collins sister, Constance Nunn; grand­ Dempsey, and great grandson, Jobst (Lauri) of Newark, DE, Mass of Christian Burial was who passed away on March 16, children: Junior, Zoe, Antonio, Andrew Arp. She is survived by Ulrike Spencer (Chri~) of Dover, offered on Monday; April 18, after 62 years of marriage. Cameron, Alexandra, Marissa, her children, James M. Crowe DE, and Sabine Casazza (Chris) at Immaculate Conception R.C. George Coates V Born in Germany, she was Joanna, Kelvin, Brendan, Connor, (Elise) of Hockessin, Sonia C. of Minneapolis, MN; stepchil­ Church, 454 Bow Street, Elkton, George Harry Coates V, 18, of the daughter of the late Willy Ariana, Bella and Domenic. Blevins of Newark, and Norman dren, Christina Cutts of Rehoboth MD. Interment was held privately. Bear, died on April14. and Marie Pesch. She came to A visitation for family and W. "Bill" Crowe (Jean Ann) of Beach, DE, and Richard Cutts of George is survived by his the U.S. as an infant and resided friends was held on Wednesday, Newark; 12 grandchildren; 14 Julian, NC; grandchildren, Emily See OBITS, 7 ..... father, George H. Coates IV, his in the Bronx, NY where she met April 20, in Strano & Feeley great grandchildren; and three mother, Leanna Williams and her husband. They married and Family Funeral Home, 635 great great grandchildren. their spouses, Evie and Shawn; moved to Massapequa, Long Churchmans Road, Newark, fol­ Visitation was held on his brother, Ryan; his sisters, Island and raised their six chil­ lowed by a service in celebration Tuesday, April 19, 2011, at the Ellie and dren. Ruth was a member of Holy of Helen's life. Burial will be Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Home, Markella; Family Church. private. In lieu of flowers, contri­ 121 W. Park Place, Newark. Mass and his Ruth is survived by her butions may be sent to Delaware of Christian Burial followed at grandpar­ children: William T.(Kathleen), Hospice, 3515 Silverside Road, St. John the Baptist R.C. Church, Open! Stephen J.(Debbie), Joanne Now ents, George Ste. 100, Wilmington, DE 19810. E. Main and N. Chapel Streets, & Linda (Thomas) Kennelly, Susan For directions and to express an Newark. Entombment was in All Coates, (Richard) Fennell, Kathleen (late online condolence, visit www. Saints Cemetery, 6001 Kirkwood Roger & Robert) Whittaker and Patricia strano-feeley.com. Highway, Wilmington. Thelma (Donald) Burris; 16 grandchil­ Flowers will be appreciated or In Springside Cecce and dren; nine great grandchildren. contributions in memory of Ruth Plaza Relatives and friends were Ruth Crowe may be made to the charity of Vernon & 200 Biddle Ave. Margaret Minkwitz. He is also invited to attend the funeral Mrs. Ruth B. Crowe, of the donor's choice. To sign guest survived by many loving aunts, service on Friday April 15, at Newark, died on Thursday, April book, visit www.spicermullikin. Suite 201 uncles, cousins and caring friends. Beeson Funeral Home, 2053 14, at her home surrounded by her com. Newark, DE 19702 George was a student at Glasgow Pulaski Hwy., Newark. Interment loving family. High School. He enjoyed all types followed at Delaware Veterans A native Delawarean, Ruth Memorial Cemetery, Bear. Silke Cutts of music, chatting on Facebook was born in Smyrna, daughter Dr. Eric R. Copes, DMD with family and friends, boating Condolences may be made by of the late Norman Bramble and Mrs. Silke M. Cutts, 73, of on the Chesapeake Bay, and play­ visiting www.griecocares.com. Helen Davis Bramble. She was a Newark, died on Wednesday, ing with his brother and sisters. talented homemaker throughout April 13, at her home amongst A visitation was held on Helen Correa her life and also had a varied family. Thesday, April19, in the Strano career outside the home working A native of Germany, Silke & Feeley Family Funeral Home, Helen Marie Correa, 57, of for a number of local companies was born in Leipzig on March 6, PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY 635 Churchmans Rd., Newark, Bear, died on Friday, April 15, including Newark Lumber, Buck's 1938, daughter of the late Bruno and again on Wednesday, April at home. She was a supervisor Texaco, the Chrysler Plant parts Gerken and Hanna Kranz Gerken. 302-838-1865 20, followed by a service in cel­ in central supply at Emily P. division, and the Corner Cupboard As a young woman, she greatly ebration of George's Life. Burial Bissell Hospital for 12 years and antique shop. enjoyed all types of sports and followed at Bethel Cemetery, then worked as a distribution Active in her community, Ruth starred in school track and field www.Silly-Smiles.com Chesapeake City, MD. clerk at A.I. DuPont Hospital for was a past president of Business competitions. She would later In lieu of flowers memorial Children. and Professional Women and make her career with Horty & contributions can be sent to Kids Mrs. Correa was preceded in a member of St. John's-Holy Horty, an accounting firm in Wish Network, 4060 Louis Ave., death by her parents, Francis E. Angels parish. Wilmington, where she retired. Holiday, FL 34691. To express Ogden and Kathleen Bunting; In addition to her parents, In addition to her parents, an online condolence, please visit and her sister, Frances Jones. www.strano-feeley.com. She is survived by her husband of 23 years, Benjamin Correa; 5 children: Jason Michael Martinez, Friday, April 29, 9 AM· 7 PM Help your child Saturday, April 30, 9 AM-4 PM d.o better "We Make House Calls!" Open Air Market A great day at school is in school. just a phone call away! St. Mary Anne's Episcopal Church Your child can 315 South Main Street • North East MD Schedule our Q.ualified tutors around succeed in school. 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was preceded in death by his wife, area High School iii 1955. She he moved to Delaware where he Churchmans Road, Newark, ~ OBITS, from 5 Ruth Elaine Debauche Evans, and was employed with Chrysler Auto worked in the Glass Kitchen of Kierstyn Snyder followed by a service in cele­ a son, Ted Robert Evans. He is Company for 29 yrs. Glasgow and became the owner Kierstyn Ashley Snyder, 25, bration of In lieu of flowers, contribu­ survived by his daughters, Libby Rohna is survived by two as well as president in 1986. He of Newark, died on Saturday, Kierstyn's tions may be made to Delaware Ermak (Thomas) of Bear, DE, sisters, Kathryn McClain of proudly served our country in the April 9. Kierstyn volun- life. Final Hospice, 3515 Silverside Road, Marielle Carlson (Mark) of Ft. Wilmington, DE and Betty Walls Korean War as a Sergeant for the teered with the Marine Corps disposi­ Wilmington, DE 19810, or to the Lauderdale, FL, and Mary Evans of West Grove, PA; 2 brothers, U.S. Army and was stationed at Reserves with Toys for Tots and tion was Helen F. Graham Ca'ncer Center, of Scottsdale, 1\Z; a brother, Ross Whyte of Pottstown, PA Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. with the Wilmington Western private. c/o Christiana Care, P.O. Box Richard Evans (Eileen) of Salina, and Lawrence "Larry" Whyte Surviving is his brother, Railroad as Santa's helper. In lieu of 1668, Wilmington, DE 19899. KS; and grandchildren, Matthew of Kirkwood, PA; and a host of George J. Schreder; sister, Kierstyn is survived by her flowers, To sign guest book, visit www. Ermak, Ryan Ermak, Glynnis nieces and nephews. Geraldine M. Walter wife of parents, Ed Needles and Lynn contri­ spicermullikin.com. Carlson, Shyler Carlson, and Ted Contributions in her mem­ Robert; and sister-in-law, Ann H. Snyder-Needles; grandparents, butions Thttle. · ory may be made to the Helen Schreder, all of Lancaster. He will Ray and Lynn Snyder; brother, maybe Visitation began on Thursday, F. Graham Cancer Center, be missed by his niece, Gloria Matthew Stone; aunt, Christine; made to Robert Evans April 21, at the Spicer-Mullikin Development Office, P.O. Box Novacheck, and his four nephews, cousin, Julia; arid fiance, Ray Delaware Mr. Robert Ellis Evans, 86, of Funeral Home, 121 W. Park Place, 1668, Wilmington, DE 19899. Robert J. and Stephen M. Walter, Denrteny. Humane Society, 701 A Street, Milford, formerly of Newark, died Newark, with a memorial service Services will be private. To Michael and Stephen Schreder. A visitation for family and Wilmington, DE 19801. For on Saturday, April16. · · following. A committal service · leave an online condolence, p)ease He was preceded in death by his friends was held on Saturday, directions and to express an Born in Kingman, KS, on was held at the Delaware Veterans visit www.griecocares.com. brother, Joseph Schreder. April 16, in Strano &.Feeley online condolence, visit www. February 4, 1925, Bob was the son Memorial Cemetery, 2465 A Mass of Christian Burial, Family Funeral Home, 635 strano-feeley.com. · of the late Ellis Evans-and Helen Chesapeake City Road, Bear, DE. . celebrated by Rev. Daniel Mitzel, McEvoy Evans. He bravely served In lieu of flowers, contribu­ Charles Schreder was held on Wednesday, April his country in· the U.S. Army Air tions may be made to Disabled Charles J. Schreder, 79, died 20, at St. Anthony of Padua Corps during World War II and, in American Veterans, P.O. Box on Friday, April 15, at his resi­ Catholic Church, 501 East civilian life, would go on to a long 14301, Cincinnati, OH 45250- dence in Elkton, Maryland. Orange St. Lancaster. Family career with the Boeing Company, 0301. Born in Lancaster, he was the and friends were received at the where he retired as a purchasing To sign guest book, visit www. son of the late George and Teresa Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home agent after 37 years of service. spicermullilc!n.com. (Hecker) Schreder. Charlie·also & Crematory 414 East King St. NEED ALAWYER1 Bob was a longtime parishio­ resided in Newark. He was the Lancaster, PA on Wednesday. ner of Holy Angels R.C. Church companion of the late Olive M. Burial at St. Joseph New Catholic and, later, the Thomas More Rohna Moulden 'Murph" Murphy for fifty years Cemetery followed the Mass. Offering affordable le~al services at EXPERIENCE COUNTS Oratory, both in Newark. He was a Rohna V. Whyte Moulden, who passed away March 15, Please omit flowers; memorials in 1400 Peoples Plaza, 121 Over 25 years in practice very proud supporter of University of Newark, died on Thursday, 2011. Charlie was a of Charles' memory may be made to of Delaware sports and an active April 14, at Christiana Hospital. Lancaster Catholic, class of 1949. · St. Anthony's Church. member of the UD Touchdown She was the daughter of the late Throughout his high school years, To send an online condolence Club for many years. George and Erma Whyte. he worked at the Glass Kitchen in please visit SnyderFuneralHome. In addition to his parents, he Rohna graduated from Oxford Lancaster. During the late 1950's, com.

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It's a story of adventure runners/walkers and volun­ ineup.com/cowboyshaven vast plantation in Mississippi, Seniors and $15 for adults, invites the community to the and fun that teaches children teers are encouraged to gather or contact Robert Babiak at his eldest son Gooper and his Patrons of the Chapel Street following Easter services: they can be anyone, do any­ together at the Big Fish Grill [email protected] for wife Mae or his younger son Players productions are Maundy Thursday service thing and go anywhere with for post-race announcements more information. Brick, who is visibly tortured allowed to park in the Newark on April 21: 7 p.m. - Upper the power of imagination. and refreshments. Register and emotionally distant to his Shopping Center at no cost. Room service in Heritage Tickets: $14, $20, & $30. online at www. UDconnection. wife Maggie. "Cat" is being To reserve tickets please call Hall with Communion (child­ A limited number of $35 Gold com/nee. Encourage your Chapel Street present to celebrate William's 302-368-2248 or visit www. friendly message) Circle seats and $55 Sunny friends to donate to Team Players present centennial. chapelstreetplayers.org for Good Friday Tenebrae ser­ Seats** are also available. Blue Hens by visiting www. "Cat" runs April 22nd at 8 more information. vice (A Journey into Darkness) *Opening Night, all seats running4thehouse.com, click­ "Cat on a Hot Tin p.m., 23rd at 8 p.m., 29th at 8 on April 22: 7 p.m. (excluding Gold Circle and ing on Donate to a Team, and Roof" p.m., 30th at 8 p.m., May 1st See NEWS, 11 ..... Easter Sunday services on Sunny Seats) are $14. A facil­ selecting team 'Blue Hens'. April 24: 6:30a.m. - Sunrise The Chapel Street Players • • • • • • • • • • • ity fee of $3 is included in present Tennessee Williams' • • • • • • • • • • Service (begins outside); 7:15 all ticket prices. Additional a.m. - Easter breakfast in din­ Football American classic, "Cat on • fees and discounts may apply. a Hot Tin Roof'. "Cat", the • ing room hosted by United **Special $55 Sunny Seat Registration 30th Anniversary ofthe Methodist Men; 8 a.m. - 1955 Pulitzer Prize winner • packages are available at all The Newark-Bear Cowboys for drama is a story of hid- • Liturgical Easter Celebration shows. Sunny Seats feature Havre de Grace with Youth Chorale; 9:30 a.m. Pop Warner Football & Cheer, den feelings and unrequited front row seats and a pre­ a nonprofit organization desires. "Cat" is a story of a • - Liturgical Easter Celebration show Meet & Greet with two designed to help children Decoy & Wildlife Art with Brass Quartet, Chancel Sesame Street Live friends. • Choir, and Children's Choir; For more information, succeed through football and cheer partnering edu­ 11 a.m.- SonSpirit Celebration call 302-831-4012. To charge Festival cation, will be holding a in Heritage Hall. tickets by phone, please call football registration event Fri. - Sun. May 6, 7, 8th Please contact the church Ticketmaster at 800-745- office at 368-8774 or visit on April 23 and May 21 Fri.: 6-9, Sat.: 9-5, Sun.: 10-4 3000. Tickets may also be from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at www.newark-umc.org for purchased online at www.tick­ the East Point Community more information. etmaster.com. For information Church, 230 Executive Dr. online, please visit www.sesa­ $1 OFF ADMISSION mestreetlive.com. #8, Newark, DE 19702- 1-2-3 Imagine! with 3338. 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This conference will 461 Wyoming Rd. , Newark. can eat pancakes with 2 sau­ ..... NEWS, from 9 music to rock by; karaoke offer caregivers resources and The series costs $45 and is sages for adults, 1 sausage for the Newark Senior and door prizes. Rocker and access to benefits. limited to the first 30 regis­ children. Easter Bunny Center Raffle winners announced at trants. All child care provid­ 2 p.m. Contact info: Debbie Learn Heart-Smart ers who attend are entitled Breakfast & Egg The Newark Senior Center Strengari, devnewark@ little to receive continuing educa­ will once again hold its bi­ sistersofthepoor.org or 302- Eating tion credits. To register or for PosT STUMPER soLVED Hunt annual Flea Market, Thursday, 368-5886 x 226. For more Kathleen Splane, a more information, call (302) Join us for an all-you-can April 28 through Saturday, info, please visit www.rock­ 831-1327. April 30. The hours of the University of Delaware eat pancake breakfast with fortheaged.com. Cooperative Extension edu­ the Easter Bunny on Saturday, flea market are Thursday, April 28, 5 p.m. to 7:30p.m., cator, and Extension col­ Boy Scout Troop April 23, at Christiana league Cheryl Bush are help­ Presbyterian Church, 15 N. Old Friday, April 29, 9 a.m. to 2nd Annual 255 Pancake 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, April ing Delawareans combat the Baltimore Pike, Christiana. Caregiver impediments to nutritious eat­ Breakfast The menu consists of all-you­ 30, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Items for sale include jewelry, brand Conference ing with the Eat Smart for a May 7, 8:30 a.m. to 11 can-eat pancakes along with Healthy Heart program. The sausage, fruit cup, and bever­ name clothing and accesso­ a.m. Adults $5.00, chil­ ries, housewares, antiques, Easter Seals Delaware and next session begins Monday, ages. Breakfast will be served Maryland's Eastern Shore will dren $4.00. Newark United linens, plants, crafts, toys, May 2, in Newark and will be Methodist Church. All you from 8:30- 9:30a.m. at a cost be hosting the "Take a Break! led by Bush, who is a regis­ of $5 for ages 11 & older and books, baked goods and more. In addition to the flea market It's Not Too Late! Caring for tered dietician. $3 for children 10 & under. the Caregiver" conference for The three-part program Free egg hunts will start at there will be a variety of food options offered throughout family caregivers on Saturday, includes education, cooking 10 a.m. for all ages. All are April 30 from 8:15 a.m. to demonstrations and samplings invited to join in the fun for the event including subs on Thursday evening, as well as noon at Easter Seals facility of healthy foods. The first games and prizes. Bring your in New Castle. The cost to class focuses on desserts; the FtNE ART camera for pictures with the a Pasta Bar on Friday evening and a Pancake Breakfast spon­ attend is $15, which includes second on main dishes and the 6u Nl!WA.I Ir: SHonncc Cl!Nrn • NEWAU, DE 19711 Easter Bunny. For informa­ admission for you and a guest, final class on side dishes. The tion, call 302-368-0515. sored by the Newark Lion's Club on Saturday morning. breakfast, free screenings program also includes basic All proceeds from the Flea and a chance to win a raffle information about heart dis­ Earth Day, the Lums Market support the Newark prize. (Registration Required, ease, including risk factors, HARDCASTLE'S Senior Center. Limited to 75 attendees). 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Provide a serving utensil our favorite dishes are brought from vary­ for each dish and keep dishes covered ing distances and may be left out for with lids when possible. Stir hot foods extended amounts of time. The safety of frequently to distribute the beat from the our meals should not be left up to luck, warming plate. so adhering to the following tips can help Cold food should be stored in a refrig­ keep unwanted microbial guests away. erator until serving begins. One convenient During preparation, way to 'keep chilled dishes cold is to nest ' make sure the cooking them in bowls of ice. If ice and warm­ area stays cleans. Maintain ing plates are not available, food should good hygiene while cook­ be presented right before the meal and ing, including keeping hair placed back in a warming oven or in a pulled back, and washing refrigerator immediately after guests have hands thoroughly with been served. soap and water before With the increase in food allergies, preparing any foods. To potentially allergenic items should be minimize cross contami­ labeled (peanuts,· tree nuts, dairy, gluten, nation, cut ready-to-eat Pippidis wheat, shell fish, milk, dairy products, items before cutting items soy, etc.). You'll also want to be sure these This week's Out of the Attic item is an undated be in the electric utility business and it continues to that will be cooked, or use separate cut­ dishes have their own serving utensils so photograph showing Newark's early electric power be so today with a significant portion of its budget ting boards for meat and vegetables. When there is no chance of cross contamination plant. By the last quarter of the 1800's, Newark's underwritten by electricity sales. The Big Elk Creek cooking, make sure meat and egg products among foods. economy was shifting from an agricultural base plant was discontinued in 1919. reach proper internal temperature (160°F), At the end of our family celebrations, to an industrial I manufacturing base. In 1886 the Visit the Newark History Museum located at the poultry (165°F), fresh ham (160°F) and often guests take a portion of the leftovers Bedwell Hammock Manufactory was established historic passenger train station on South College precooked ham (140°F). If a cooked ingre­ home. Foods that were kept at safe temper­ in a new building in the field at the southwest cor­ Avenue. The museum will be open Sunday after­ dient such as chicken is going on a salad, atures (below 40°F, or 140°F and above) ner of East Cleveland and North College Avenues. noons from 2 to 5 ·p.m. April through November. spread pieces out on a flat sut:face (plate, for less than 2 hours can be refrigerated Three years later the building ·was taken over by Visitors are also welcome at other times by appoint­ cookie sheet, etc.) and chill beforehand in and saved as leftovers. Food that sat out the Knauf Organ Company of Philadelphia. Knauf ment for individuals, groups, clubs, or organiza­ the refrigerator. at room temperature for longer than two needed electric power that was not yet available in tions. Call 368-9845 for arrangements. The Newark Food should be transported to the host­ hours should be discarded. If by chance we the area. The company built a generating plant on Historical Society invites donations or loans of ess's home in an insulated container or bag have a really warm day (90°F or higher) the Big Elk Creek west of town in Cecil County objects, stories, pictures and other artifacts of plac­ so that ·hot food stays hot and cold food and you have your meal outdoors, discard and strung transmission wires to the Newark plant. es, activities, people, and life styles in the Greater stays cold. Hot food needs to be main­ food after one hour. Leftover cooked foods In 1890 a contract was awarded to Knauf to supply Newark Area for its permanent collections. tained at a temperature of at least 140°F should be reheated to 165°F and consumed electricity to the town. January 2, 189l.Main Street Contact the Newark Historical Society by voice and cold food must stay below 40°F. In within 3 to 4 days. came ablaze with electric street lights. In 1892 the mail at 302-224-2408, by postal mail toP. 0. Box between these temperatures is the danger With these few tips, you'll be sure to Knauf Electric Plant was sold by company receiv­ 711, Newark, DE 19715, or by email to newarkdeh zone, which is optimal for the growth of have oiil.y those guests you invited at your ers to the Town of Newark. 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HOMES FOR SALE EASTON Private, on . N~~ Lawn Services 6 waterfront acres .$900 + utt!s & trsh- N~~· Lawn Fertilization German Shepherd near town & hospital. Ttmberbrook NE, 3BR, NEWARK Oakl~nds · 1 t y Weed Control Puppies, ACA Vet 2Br 1Ba LR DR full 1.5 ba, 1st mo + sec. dev. house & furn s for Aeration checked, 1st shots & kitch all 'appis in~lud- 443-220-4184 after 4 sale Open House Sun Slit Seeding wormed. Raised in ;ng 'w10. Fully fur- 1-4p 302-563-2063 EDGEWOOD 1979 Tree Care Programs home with parents. nished includes HD N~~ Flamingo. 2Br, 1.5Ba, MD lie# 26755 Ready now $500 Call DirectTV flat screen · I 1 ... Y N~~~ shed, large front & 410-392-6412 or 484-797-2634 w/ DVD, CIA, lawn · It ... y back awning w/ porch, 302-731-3113 care incl. Lg 12'x16' great starter home! deck w/ BBQ. No pets, ELKTON Thyme St. Great shape, clean. LEYLAND CYPRESS- non smkg env. Sec 2br, 1.5ba, full bsmnt, NORTH EAST Can stay in park, Har- 3 1/2- 4ft $25 each dep, ref's req'd. w/d $925/mo +sec no AREA Country set- ford Mobile. Newly 4 1/2- 5 ft $40 each $1700/mo + utils. pets 443-553-6215 ting, 4BR, 2Ba w/ grg. remodled. New HVAC 51/2-6ft $55 each Dock priv & boat lift $265K 443-350-4144 untts, pnvate parkmg Free delivery & plant- neg . 4-6mo lease pad . $16,800 nego- ing. 6 mo. warrenty. avail now. Call N~~~ !table, must sell ASAP Other trees available. day 410-820-6964, 1 t y 757-694-1699 . 302-344-3696 eve410-822-5789, ~ • cell410-808-9191 \...\ '1 ~~····y ~d 2 NEW double hung \"' SINGLEWIDE 3br, .~; replacement windows. 2ba in nice park. Moti- YORKIE PUPS 39 Y:.' Hx45Y:." W. Low E N~. I t y CONOWINGO- close vated seller! Para- 70+/-ACRES (5 GERMAN shepherd 2 males $750, 1 glass, argon filled to 1-95. $600/ mo. mount Home Sales Tracts). Shenandoah pups. AKC reg F - female $800, AKC. dividers btwn glass. COFFEE TABLE Share electric & cable 888-747-9484 County, Maurertown, MERCHANDISE $400 M-$450. Vet Very small. shots, $200. 410-893-41 61 Cherry, round 36" 4 3 604 1708 VA. Adjoins George ELKTON I NE 3br, tv. 4 - - Washington National chkd, S&W. Black w/ wormed, vet checked, daim. $150 Call 410- 2br, 2 car gar., utility ., Forest. Equestrian ~NIMALS/PETS tan markings 717-548- Parents on premises. 287-2364 after 6pm rm ., no pe~s . nont ELKTON: Roo ... s/ ~ !!If Estate, Vineyard , or 4644 ext 1, 376 Goat 302-284-8094 or smoking envtronmen eff's. All utilities, HBO fli ff Hunting Retreat! AUC- Hill Road , Peach Bot- 410-708-7029 COMPUTER desk $1350. 410-398-8544 included. Weekly TION : April 30 . rentals. 410-398-3727 www.countsauction.co m. (434) 525-2991 ~T~)' ~~;;~~ .------. -~-~~_:_~~-~-~-~h_Pi_~_et_g_;_;_~~ __w_i !4_~1-~-~-l~-~-· ~-~:-~-~-5e_s_ There's a song (VAAF93) ..,.., ~ v \"'v•t>tv ' Call410-920-1096 ~ To Share in my heart! RECREATIONAL FREE HORSE \... \~TQdQy ELKTON 4br, eat in MTN ACREAGE. 139 JUST IN TIME FOR MANURE \"'v• ~ V kit. , deck, applis., cor­ I sold it AC only $139,900 EASTER! Extra, extra for gardens, will ner lot. $1100 mo. + through the Own two mtn tops w/ cute baby bunnies, load. 410-658-1916 DAYBED set $40, sec. 973-866-6452 N~'ey breathtaking ALASKAN MALA­ asst colors $2 0 each. '------' Queen bed set $150, classifieds! 360

~ FURNITURE/ ~ FURNITURE/ ... CHILDREN/ U GENERAL LAWN & U WANTED SEASONAL ,... YARD SALES BOATS ,.. FURNISHINGS ,.. FURNISHINGS ,.. BABY ITEMS ,.. MERCHANDISE GARDEN EQUIPMEN ,.. TO BUY ~POWER

DINING TABLE LG. SECTIONAL I PORTABLE WOOD- w POOL Above ground NORTH EAST WANTED exercise antique. Needs sleeper sofa in good EN crib. Folds easily. \...\~· ~. ~~ 14'x4' w/filter, pump & AREA 7 Jackson Ave. re-furbished . $50 condition for sale. Adjusts to 3 heights l'l ,._ .· ' sm. deck. May need April 22 , 23, 29 & 30 , 410-879-2716 Dark green w/ oak $25. Call 443-623- work, you tear down. 9 to 2. Toys adult N~'tJ'Y e~~t~9~~~3~~~~ N~'tJ'Y _E_N_T_E_R_T_A-IN_M_E_N_T_ wood . Has a full size 1355 TABLE SET In/ out- $100. 410-392-5658 clothing , childrens bed , 2 recliners and items & clothing , CENTER Oak. $100 storage under every door (Homecrest) 48" household items, b/o. Very good cond arm rest. Appearance round glass top table ,... MUSICAL books, etc. Rain date N~'tJY 199:\~f~~;:en- 410-658-4924 is in great shape over- 2 swivel rockers, 2 May 6 & 7. ter console 24 .6' in between Bam & 6pm all, but there are a fw ANTIQUE pot belly chairs, 22" round (10) Old Music & ~ ..-..._ great condition to be flaws (not readily visi- cast iron wood stove. glass table, ottoman, song sheets, $1.00 CRAFTSMAN lawn ~t::\K sold to the highest bid­ . :"T"'~· . ble) that could likely $100. Harford Co. green metal. Never ea 410-272-3422 tractor. 25hp Kohler, L\.11 WJ der regardless of price · 11 'Y be repaired w/ some 410_836_2033 outdoors. $335. Cor------50" cut, hydrostatic, Saturday April 23, N~. . fabrick glue. Well ------'- dova, MD. Call 410- elec. PTO Good cond . 2011 at 11 am. Boat WANTED; sold on site Easton, maintained, clean & FREE FIREWOOD 364-5329 \,. \~: ~~'Y $875. 610-932-8901 DIABETIC TEST scotch guarded. This down & cut, you haul ;:::::======:::;; \~ · PORT DEPOSIT. MD. Call for informa­ ESTATE ~ALE! is a large safa, you will 410-398-0083 THEY SAY A .. • 111 Burlin Rd off Craftsman mower STRIPS up to $18/ tion 410-200-2055 ant1ques colle~t1bles & want to measure ------PICTURE IS Tome Hwy. Sat. April 22" rear bagger. $85. box. Cash on the beautiful furn1shmgs , before you buy!! Ask- FREE KINDLING WORTH A 23rd 8am-4pm. New 410-877-7305 spot. Any kind/ any FOR SALE, prevlou,sly known as ing $300 OBO. E-mail FOR FIREWOOD 1,000 WORDS. ------.. womens pocket­ brand. Un-opened TRADE OR Bet~ey s Delight mhunt_13@hotmail. c YOU PICK UP CALL Well, what if we books, clothes, kids Free organic fertil­ will pick up. Debbie FRACTIONAL }\nt1ques, Also Fanta- om with your offer & 410-287-3005 gave you up to clothes, 16' new alum izer for your Spring 41 0-820-6540 OWNERSHIP s1tc dress clothes & contact number, or FIVE for FREEl! ---~GUITARS ext ladders (3), car garden Horse 36' Sabreline coats some never any questions. Call today for more parts, antiques, knick manure, you I!(§Y'FARM SUPPLIES Express Cruiser bag/load. Rising Sun worn some w/tags by ...... ;,.....:.------information! WANTED knacks, tools, misc. ,... /EQUIPMENT '96 Twin 300 HP Cat appt only call 410- Moving must sell 410-398-1230 (also banjos & 410-392-0556 Diesels, 678 HRS. 569-9194 $6 ,000 Amish made 2 NEW EAGLES Chesapeake mandolins) RISING SUN Combined 10 ------·dining tble, 2 .barrel CAPS $6 each Classified. We Work Collector pay­ 392 Goosemar Rd. GPH@ 18Knots bases w/ claw feet, 610-932-3332 for You! between Theodore & Cruise; Westerbeke GREEN steel metal china hutch w/ buffet. ------L======ing top $$ for Red Toad. Fri & Sat, 5KW Diesel genera­ wicker table & 4 Will sacrifice $2,995. - Gibson, Fend- April 22 & 23, 7a-2p. tor 60 HRS.; AC/HT; chairs $75 for all WEBER charcoal Also mise desk $25, \... \~· ~~ er, Martin & Wicker furn set, fifth JOHN DEERE L130 ROUND diesel fuel Awlgrip (Hunter 41 0-398-5909 fridge $150, washer \~ • • 'Y grill, nice cond $35 wheel slide hitch, '08 23hp, 48" cut, tank 250 gallon 410-529-1598 others. Any Green) with annual $150, dryer $75, Pro- other mise items. 168hrs. Very clean. w/older hand pump Awlcare; full canvas form treadmill $395, ,...,.,======-W-1-LS_O_N_L_E_A_T_H_E_R .. ______condition. _ ------$1100 410-754-9233 $100 Drop lime Ford (toast); profession­ HUTCH. Cherry JC Penny formal JACKET B"k t 1 410-419-1795 spreader 10'w $175, ally maintained; wood, glass door. drape set $395/$4185 1 er s Y e, LAWN SPREADER, Farm All sickle bar black w/ zippers on Bristol cond ; center­ Good cond . Any rea- total 410-272-4736 sleeves. Size large: Scotts brand, for mower & belly mount line queen forward , ,... YARD SALES grass seed & fertilizer mower both need sips . four; new elec­ sonable offer OAK TABLE with 4 $50. 443-945-6850 $29 410-529-1598 some work $150 ea or 41 0·378-4111 chairs like brand new tronics - Raymarine 3 HEAVY DUTY 4 b/o 410-452-5379 $100. Call 410-398- .. SPORTING Calling All C120W GPS 3-D way garment racks. Chartplotter; Ray­ LA Z BOY RECLIN- _59_0_9______,.. Goons Crafters!!! They have 4/24" Vendors wanted for marine HD digital ER. No longer needed ROCKER recliner straight arms that radar, arch mount­ BOWLING BALL ARTS ABOUND $25. Call 410-920- leather, tan color, very independently adjust Canal Day in RISING SUN- 960 ed ; Raymarine 600 1096 good cond . $75. Call every 3" from 48"- 1 Olb blue glitter LESCO 2006 60" watt dual frequency Brunswick. Used 1 yr. Chesapeake City. Biggs Hwy Sat.,4/ 23 ------410-676-6707 72". They have 9-1 . American Girl zero turn. Like new. TRANSPORTATION sounder I fish finder; $20. 302-368-5357 For more information $3800. Chestertown 251/2" base on visit our website items, Breyer horses. Tridata display; auto ... CHILDREN/ wheels. New $83. , area 215-205-8344 pilot; swim platform; LEATHER LIVING BOWLING BALL www.ccdca.org Furn , porcelain dolls asking $40. ea. Call ~ WORKBOATS/ Zodiac inflatable w/ ROOM SET. In origi­ ,.. BABY ITEMS Brunswick 10-12 lbs, ------­ SMALL LAWN Joann 443-350-3770 ~ COMMERCIAL 4 stroke Honda, nal . plastic, never blue color has own LAWN & MOWER exc cond. used. Orig price 4 GIRLS 3-6 Gym- Revere 6 man raft case w/ handles. $25. GARDEN EQUIPMEN w/GPS/ EPIRB; $3000, Sacrifice $975. boree outfits & 3 4 Rooster Mugs & 410-398-0449 •. $30 ' y Can deliver. Call Bill Stride Rite shoes sz. 3 4 Rooster plates $25 ~,, 410-398~909 ~ Delta Plow Anchor 301-841 -7565 $20 . 410-804-7041 410-676-8544 w/200' chain rode. Boat conforms to (8) WILTON cake \.\~TQQQ-y ABYC Safety Stan­ decorating books $3 \~""'" ~ \(J ~~ ~,, ~. ..~!J: .. Cabin & 4 cyl Cum­ dards. Asking 41 0 272 3422 19" RECHAR- TROY Built tiller mings diesel $26,500 $170,000 sale or one of these local dealers 1-e_a------1 BROWNING Broad- GABLE Craftsman good cond $575 or b/o 41 0-827-0782 $15,000 cash and hapnvl \... \~ way superposed trap lawn mower, used 1 Mantis tiller gd cond approx. $600/month h CECIL COUNTY season. Exc cond . $175 or b/o Tore Pro­ @50% fractional and drive ome f'l' \~ ~.· Qgq-y ~~~:~~gbar~~~;~·F/1~~ ·: 145 White Pine Cir­ Cordova MD. $200. Line 37 walk behind ~POWER BOATS ownership plus ' V $1450. WW II German cle, off Old Field Point 410-364-5329 mower 14hp Kohler maintenance, etc. CHARTER boat fish - dagger & scabbard, Rd. Sat, 4/23, 8am------runs or for parts $100 Will consider trade VOLKSWAGEN ing guide license for unsharpened & 2pm. Young womens N~oe'Y 410-452-5379 allowance for late Maryland. $5000. uncleaned, RZM7/83 clothing - American model 26' - 29' For­ 410-476-4381 $700. 410-287-8373 Eagle, SoHo, Old mula Sun & Sport. Navy, A&F clothing - P""" TOOLS Private sale; broker SMi:tlt HOOVER STEAM NORDIC TRACK size M, L BABYBOY 2010 Huster Mini-Z participation wel­ VOLKSWAGEN,lTO. VAC model F5835. ELITE Ski excerciser newborn - 6 months, Zero Turn Mower. DAYTON 7" hand come. 4304 Kirkwood Highway, $50. Call $50 410-879-2716 GIRLS 2T-3T, shoes 7 52" steel deck, 19 sander & grinder. $30 Day 410-820-6964 WILMINGTON, 410-391-0156 1/2 - 8, home furnish- HP Kawasaki Comm 610-932-3332 Evening DE 410-822-5789 302-998-0131 8 Cell 410-808-9191 -~~-L_u~t;__ _~_i_~_:_~e~t-~$-4~_: ~~ ~~etl~N~g'Q~6,' ~~~' (~~~~-~~o'ilfJ ~,,_ 20'.-04 PROSPORT Drivers wanted:" ~ 3 5 CC, 8'6" beam, 140 Suzuki 4 stroke OB p~~~OD~~~~ o~~~s~n 8ft ~::u~a~ r-;:;;;:;:~~=:::;--, N~l~'Y HITACHI 10' slide Motor, Venture Trlr, $30 Brand new. tion. Oak w/ slate and L..,r' V compound mitre saw. low h rs , wash down, 302-368-5357 auto ball return , excel- 76" YAZOO Delta folding saw built in cooler, fish GRADY- WHITE lent condition $2 ,000 25hp zero turn stand. Makita 10 " cir- box/live well. Well SHHHHI DON'T b/o 410-620-5055 mower. . New motor cular saw, exc cond. taken care of. Call 222 FISHERMAN CC. TELL THE OTHER $1500. 410-734-6477 Sell for 1/2 new cost. Nick at 410-479-2848 loaded like new, trlr, PAPERS! Stag Arms AR Rifle, ELKTON 5 Lee- 410-924-2451 Easton or 443-239-2130 call 443-668-6268 We now give you Left-handed .223, dom Rd . Elkwood FIVE lines for the $965.00. Auto-Ord- Estates Sat April WANTED price of four, up to nance M1 · Carbine, 23rd Bam . Every- U FIVE photos at no .30 . cal. , $775.00; thing from A to Z, too ,.. TO BUY charge and better Springfield Armory M1 much to list. CECIL WHIG CLASSIFIEDS coverage than any Garand, .308 Cal with YOU DON'T WANT You can find other local paper! compensator, $1205; , TO MISS THIS 410-398-1230 or 800-220-1230 Call today for more Franchi 0/U shotgun, anything you information .20 gauge, $1575.00. ONEill HUGE!! WEBSITE AT 410-398-1230 All in excellent to like RAIN OR SHINE! want in the ANTLERS WANT­ Chesapeake new cond. 410-459- L------....1 classifieds! ED for craft projects. WNW. CHESAPEAKE CLASSIFIED. COM Classified. We Work 9916 anytime, pis. -~------CASH PAID. Call for You! leave msg. 410-452-8396 Page 1g · Po~l Classi.fiecls Frictay, April 22, 2011 ' U CAMPERS/ ~ MOTORCYCLES/ u TRUCKS/SPORT ,. AUTOS ~ ,... PoP-UPS ,... ATVs ,... UTILITY VEHICLE

20' CAMPER sips 4, KTM 525 EXC '03. '93 FORD F-150 1979 J30 Cruising everything in working IMS tank, bark lnline 6, AT. ¢e cold 05 PORSCHE 911 racer, ready to sail. cond. Needs tires. busters, hand savers. air, no rus;6Yew paint, CARRERA 23,400 Good sail inventory. Good cond. $600. Runs great. $2000. 2 set~~wheels. Just mi, silver, manual, Asking $11 ,500. 410-745-9241 Call after 5pm. tunE!I!t-' runs great. 100,000 5yr b-b 410-829-3007 or _4_1_0_-2_8_7-_72_7_7__ $1550 OBO. wrnty. Expires in 410-7 45-5452 LAKE SOMERSET 2014. Showroom '------' Camp Ground, Mary­ cond. $42,000. land Eastern Shore. \.. \~~ ~ANTIQUE AUTOS On Kent Island BOATS/0THE Leave your RV on site \~ . 'Y 202-489-7618 ~ all year. $1500 includes water, elec- MOTOGUZZI Cali- N~~ ~ ~~ !ric & sewage. 3 trail- fornia 1100 I, '96 exc . I l . 'Y \.. \ . ' I l~y N~· I I 'Y ers on site for sale. cond under 16k mi, \~ ~~~~~:~~~===~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~ Call 410-957-1866 or MD inspec $3650 or 'I email lakesomer- r---~~--., CANOE- REBEL 16• [email protected]. b/o 410-378-3472 1929 2000 PONTIAC l.______:_ __ _j CHEVROLET SUNFIRE- 156 k ~---~~~~~~~----, fiberglass. $200. Call Visit our MOTORCYCLE hel- ROADSTER miles. $2000 obo. Call r CITY OF NEWARK ~N:-:-:-:---:--;---,.--:--~':"":':-~--:-., 443 262 8618 Websl.te www lake t $25 OBO 1 otice is hereby given that the following - - Somerset Com · - Ime· f ea 2 k· .d small block VB. Thiokol FCU 410-392- DELAWARE Pods will be auctioned off by manner of pub- . · I"drg. 410open 378 ace, 4111 s 1 All Steel One of a 5660 Elkton, MD PUBLIC HEARING lie sale q~ Wednesday ,May 18th ,2011 at ..PERSONAL 1 ~MOTORCYCLES/ · - - kind! $18,000 obo NOTICE 9:30AM l:iy Chesapeake Bay Storage Part- ,... WATERCRAFT ,... ATVs 410-479-4737 April 25, 2011 _7:00P.M. ners,LLC , 299 Anchor Mill Rd, New Castle, ~ Pursuant to Chapter 32, zoning, Section DE, 19720. This auction is to be held to sat- N~~, ' ~ 32 78 c d f th c ·t f N k isfy a landlords lien. Pods reserves the right ~~ AAAA** DONATION - ' o e o e I y o ewar ' f b'd N~~~'Y \.. \ ~Qdq~ . I l 'Y DONATE YOUR Delaware, notice is hereby given of a public to reuse any I s. Contents to include but \~ , I 1 v' N h · · h C .1 Ch are not limited to: household items, books, WAVE RUNNER •04 '9XA~~~AweiiW$-{?~~ ~~~ow, l~~eMocfeilc~~ Me~~~gi%aln BtuiTdin;,u~~O El~~~e~o~ra~~ fu~n~~~~~~~~r;iame/POD ID Sea Doo GTI-LE 3 '03 HD XLH883, OBO. BaJha 90 06, Condition, IRS Tax Monday, April 25, 2011 at 7:00p.m., to con- Bayron, carla 363B55;Brooks, Andre seater, e~c cond.' w/ pearl white, garage $500. 443-768-5561 Deductible. Help sider the request of Campus Edge, LLC, for 518B55;Doyle, Bryon 308A55;Engler, Leslee trlr $3 750 410-643- kept. 734 m1les. Underprivileged Chil- a Special Use Permit to permit 39 upper floor 317B55;Evans, Micheal 738B55;Frame, 1016 ' · $4500 443-309-3457 dren. Outreach Center apartments in the proposed five-story com- Howard 97B55;Havens, Kim 360B55;Kazi, 1-800-601-7171 mercial/residential mixed use building to be Wendy 381B55;Kivlin, Aprii426B55;Liccket- 1929 MODEL A _D_O_N_A_T_E_V_E_H-IC-LE-: constructed at 206, 208, 220 and 224 East to, Rick 585B55;Macdonald, John u MARINE 1 . Ford Roadster sports Receive $ GRO- Delaware Avenue, Newark, Delaware, to be 268B47,8159B47;Methven, Christopher ,... AccESS. I STORAGE N~~I 'Y N~~~ 1000 ' I l , coupe with rumble CERY COUPONS. known as Campus Edge. 418B47;Nordberg, Arlene 324A55;Rollins seat. 100% restored. Your Choice. NOAH'S ZONING CLASSIFICATION: BB (Central Valerie 124B55;Savage, Joe \,.\ ~~~ $15,000 firm. ARC, NO KILL Animal Business) 32A55;Schempp, Roger 310B55; Suiter, \~ , (5) 2007 Jeep rims & -;;~4~10;;;·~94~3~-~4;;;11~1~;,; Shelters. Advanced Patricia M. Fogg, CMC Robin 395B55;Tingley, Pam · tires. 225/18. $400. ll' Veterinary Treat- City Secretary 101 B55,8019B55;Williams, Tameeka Call after 5pm. 1974 FORD F100 ments. Free Towing, cw 4/8,22 2235989 303B55. 410-287-7277 All original 390, 74K IRS TAX DEDUC- '09 4 HP Yahmaha np 4/15,22 2236473 0/B motor less than 2003 Honda Dirt- original miles, insp. TION. Non-runners 1- L------.....1 20 hrs $700, '94 bike XR70R in Elk- Runs great. $2,200 866-912-GIVE ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~---t Honda 0/B motor ton, MD Dirtbike in N~~~ b/o. 443-907-4370 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF new lower unit, needs Good Condition, son . I l , DONATE YOUR RE: DEADLY RE: DEADLY PROCEEDINGS OF carb work $300 call has outgrown. Prop- VEHICLE RECEIVE WEAPON WEAPON TIAAMSGAP, INC. 6a-9a or after 6pm erly maintained. \,.\~~ FREE VACATION 1, Adam Guinn, 1, Edward E. Stubbs TO WIND-UP AND DISSOLVE 410-745-6109 Comes with all origi- POWER CHAIR \~ . 'Y VOUCHER. UNITED residing at 893 Mar- Jr, residing at 24 TO ALL CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS OF nal manuals and a LIFT Bruno (curb- BREAST CANCER rows Rd ., Newark, Jonathan Dr., TIAAMSGAP, INC. jersey. Get ready for s1der) Exc cond. $400. r---~~--., FOUNDATION Free DE 19713 will make Newark, DE 19702 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ~ MARINE MISC. Spring!!! $750 OBO, Smaller lift, $200. Call 1981 Mammograms, Breast application to the will make applica- TIAAMSGAP, INC., a Delaware corporation, contact Laura, 410-667-6363 CHEVY EL Cancer Info judges of the superi- lion to the judges of has elected to wind-up its affairs and volun- 302-893-3907 CAMINO www.ubcf.info FREE or court of the State the superior court of tarily dissolve. Custom paint, V6 Towing, Tax of Delaware in and the State of YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER NOTIFIED I 1 'Y N~ auto. $7,000 b/o Deductible, Non-Run- for New Castle Delaware in and for that the proceeding for winding-up said cor- N~~ \.\~~ · ll~y 410-479-4737 nersAccepted, 1-888- County at Wilming- New castle County porationsh.allcommenceonApril6,2011, \~ · 'Y 468-5964 ton for the next term at Wilmington for the by the s1gnmg on such date by the Stock- for a license to carry next term for a holders of said corporation representing a CANOE Old Town N~~ d rro a concealed deadly license to carry a majority of the outstanding stock of the vot- Stillwater 12' with HD ELECTRA Glide RIMS KMC 20., · I I . y Are''OU Rea y l' weapon, or concealed deadly ing power thereby, of a written consent to paddles, life vests. Classic '05. Exc. 6x135 bolt or 6x139.7 l' weapons, for the weapon, or the winding-up and voluntary dissolution of $375 410-275-2581 cond. Sunglo blue, w/Perelli Scorpions ll Th se Shoes? protection of my per- weapons, for the said corporation. 4500 miles, Rhine- . Fi e . YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER NOTIFIED hard! pipes, Thunder- 305155~20 · Like new. ~~~~{h. or property, prot(ction of my per- that all persons having a claim against the u REcREATION max ECM $13 200 New 2480• askmg Adam Guinn ~~~;{h. or property, corporation, other than a claim against the ,... VEHICLES 410-634-1S251v. 'msg. $1200· 443-768-5561 4_18_11 Edward Stubbs corporation in a pending action, suit or pro- 4_13_11 ceeding to which the corporation is a party, np 4/22 2239535 must present their claims against the corpo­ np 4/22 2238927 ration in accordance with this notice. All such claims must be presented in writing and must contain sufficient information rea­ ~!?.:~'t?' sonably to inform the corporation or succes­ 1987 ALLEGRO Hand savers IMS PUBLIC AUCTION sor entity of the identity of the claimant and Basement Model tank, bark busters. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned the substance of the claim; the mailing 32' all aluminum, Runs great! $2500. will sell at a public auction on May 15, 2011 address to which such a claim must be sent 77,000 mi, very Call after 5pm at 10 A.M. at is 2000 Sierra Point Parkway, 1Oth Floor, good condition, 410-287-7277 Churchmans Mini Storage Bnsbane CA 94005; the date by which such automatic Onan 455 New Churchmans Road a claim must be received by the corporation Gen starts frm drivr New Castle, De 19720 or successor entity is July 1, 2011, any seat, cntrl, ale unit, 302-322-7836 claims will be barred if not received by such sips 6 w/msterbdrm, The personal property heretofore stored with date; and the corporation or a successor showr w/tub, 3 eye the undersigned by: entity may make distributions to other stv, new micrwve, ~TRAILERS Check Our D002 - Taylor - Boxes, Table, Chairs claimants and the corporation's stockhold­ ers or persons interested as having been all upholstery & KTM 300 EXC '99. D004 - Smith - Mattress, Chairs, Pictures countrs exclnt cond. Classified Pages D032 - Pritchard - Crib, Dressers, Doors, such without further notice to the claimant. Runs great, needs TRAILER Home- DATED: April6, 2011 20' awning $8,500 minor work. $1000. made, 4 + 6 new 16" FORD Thunder­ Everyday For The Chairs OBO, contact Mar­ C055 - Pritchard - TV Stand, Wardrobe, TIAAMSGAP, INC., Call after 5pm. tires. $200 OBO. Scott bird '61 57k mi., a Delaware corporation tin, 410-459-8308 41 0-688-3609 Bags, Boxes 410-287-7277 exc orig cond com­ Llltest Job Opportunites By: Robert Tas, CEO plete mechanical D035 - McNally - Household itt Chesapeake Classifieds B053 - Henry- Household Furniture restoration. $13000 np 4/23,29 2238900 443-752-9188 Work For You! np 4/22,29 2238538 On the Web • www.newarkpostonline.com Post Classifieds Friday, April 22, 2011 ~ Page 19

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PUBLIC NOTICE THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE The University of Delaware Office of Cam­ FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN RE: DEADLY RE: DEADLY pus and Public Safety is pleased to AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY WEAPON WEAPON announce a public meeting to discuss its IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF I, James Justice, I, Amy Justice, upcoming All-Hazard Mitigation Plan. The KATLYN B. BENNETT residing at 173 N residing at 173 N meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 26, Petitioner( s) Hunter Forge Rd , Hunter Forge Rd , 2011 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm in the Trabant TO Newark, DE 19713 Newark, DE . 19713 University Center, Multipurpose Room C, 17 KATELYN B. BENNETT will make applica­ will make applica­ West Main Street, Newark, DE 19716. Light NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tion to the judges of tion to the judges of refreshments will be served. This is the pub­ KATLYN B. BENNETT the superior court of the superior court of lic's opportunity to offer comments on the All­ Intends to present a Petition to the court of the State of the State of Hazard Mitigation Plan prior to its submis­ Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in Delaware in and for Delaware in and for sion to the Federal Emergency Management and for New Castle County, to change New Castle County New Castle County Agency. Parking is available in the Trabant his/her name to KATELYN B. BENNETT at Wilmington for the at Wilmington for the CITY OF NEWARK University Center garage, adjacent to the next term for a next term for a DELAWARE facility. Parking validation will be available. KATLYN B. BENNETT license to carry a license to carry a . COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA np 4/15,22 2236783 Petitioner concealed deadly concealed deadly April 25, 2011 - 7:00 PM - CC Dated: 4-1-2011 weapon, or weapon , or SILENT MEDITATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE np 4/8,15,22 2235445 weapons, for the weapons, for the 1. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA: protection of my per­ protection of my per­ A. Public (5 minutes per speaker) Public Hearing Notice son(s), or property, son(s), or property, B. University The Delaware Alcoholic Beverage or both. or both . (1) Administration • Control Commissioner THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS James Justice Amy Justice (2) Student Body Representative The Commissioner will hold a Public 4-14-11 4-14-11 C. Council Members FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN Protest Hearing on May 17, 2011 at the AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY 2. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA: np 4/22 2238736 np 4/22 2238733 Carvel State Office Building, 820 N. French IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF A. Approval of Regular Council Meeting Minutes- March 28, 2011 Street, 3rd Floor Conference Room , Wilm­ B. Approval of Organizational Meeting Minutes -April 19, 2011 CARLAS MACKALL C. Receipt of Alderman's Report s (2)- April 4, 2011 and April 29 ington, DE 19801 . This hearing is being Petitioner( s) 2011 ' held for the purpose of reviewing the protest­ TO THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS D. Appointment of Horacia D. Lewis, 1000 Fountainview Circle ed application of: #1 Shree Mataji, LLC t/a CARLOS MACKALL FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN Suite 216, to the Community Development/Revenue Sharing Com­ Modern Liquors, 246 East Delaware Avenue, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY mittee - 3 Year Term to Expire March, 2014 Newark, DE 19711 , who has applied for CARLAS MACKALL IN RE : CHANGE OF NAME OF E. Real Estate Tax Assessment Quarterly Supplemental Roll Package Store and Sunday liquor licenses to Intends to present a Petition to the court of SOLYMAR VASQUEZ CONSENT AGENDA - Tl'iose items on the Consent Agenda are sell alcoholic beverages for consumption off Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in Petitioner( s) considered routine and non-controversial and will be acted upon by the premise where sold . Time: 5:00P.M. and for New Castle County, to change TO a smgle vote of the Council. There will be no separate discussion his/her name to CARLOS MACKALL SOLYMAR WASHINGTON of these items unless a member of Council so requests, in which np 4/22,29 2239423 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that event the matter shall be removed from the Consent Agenda and SOLYMAR VASQUEZ considered a separate item. CARLAS MACKALL Petitioner Intends to present a Petition to the court of 3. ITEMS NOT FINISHED AT PREVIOUS MEETING: None Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in 4. FINANCIAL STATEMENT - Next Meeting Dated: 4-4-2011 5. RECOMMENDATIONS ON CONTRACTS & BIDS: None THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS np 4/8,15,22 2235996 and for New Castle County, to change *6. ORDINANCES FOR SECOND READING & PUBLIC FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN his/her name to SOLYMAR WASHINGTON HEARING: AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY A. Bill 11-06- An Ordinance Amending Chapter 20, Motor IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF SOLYMAR VASQUEZ TRUPTI RASHMIKANT PATEL Petitioner Vehicles and Traffic, Code of the City of Newark, Delaware, By THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Bringing the Code Into Conformity with the State Code Regarding Petitioner( s) Dated: 3-28-2011 An Exception to the Ban of the Use of An Electronic Communica­ TO FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN np 4/8,15,22 2234818 tion Device While Driving a Motor Vehicle TRUPTI SHODHAN PATEL AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY B. Bill 11-07- An Ordinance Amending Chapter 11 , Electrici- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF ty, Code of the City of Newark, Delaware, By Revising the Electric TRUPTI RASHMIKANT PATEL Patricia DeVoy McDonnell Rates Effective June 1, 2011 Intends to present a Petition to the court of Petitioner( s) THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS C. Bill 11-08 -An Ordinance Amending Chapter 7, Building, Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in TO FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN Code of the City of Newark, Delaware, With Regard to Contractor's and for New Castle County, to change Patricia Devoy AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY Bonding Requirements NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF D. Bill 11-05- An Ordinance Amending the Zoning Map of his/her name to TRUPTI SHODHAN PATEL Patricia DeVoy McDonnell SUZANNE MUHAMMAD the City of Newark, Delaware, By Rezoning From BL (Business Intends to present a Petition to the court of Petitioner( s) Limited) to BB (Central Business District) .85 Acres Located at 206, TRUPTI RASHMIKANT PATEL Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in TO 208, 220 and 224 East Delaware Avenue (See Items 7-A and 7-B) and for New Castle County, to change SUZANNE LEWIS *7. RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION Petitioner AND/OR Dated: 4-14-2011 his/her name to Patricia Devoy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT: SUZANNE MUHAMMAD Intends to present a Petition to the court of A. Request of Campus Edge, LLC , for the Major Subdivi- np 4/22,29,5/6 2238520 Patricia DeVoy McDonnell sion, with Site Plan Approval, for the Redevelopment of the .85 Petitioner Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in Acre Properties Located at 206, 208; 220 and 224 East Delaware Dated: 4-4-2011 and for New Castle County, to change Avenue, In Order to Demolish the Existing Buildings on the Site np 4/15,22,29 2236054 his/her name to SUZANNE LEWIS and to Construct a Five-Story Mixed Use Building with 12,116 sq. ft. of First Floor Commercial Space and 39 Upper Floor Apartments, to THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SUZANNE MUHAMMAD be Known as Campus Edge (Resolution & Agreement Presented) FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN Petitioner (See Items 6-D and 7-B) AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Dated: 3-31-2011 B. Request of Campus Edge, LLC , for a Special Use Permit IN RE : CHANGE OF NAME OF FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN np 4/8,15,22 2235261 to Permit 39 Upper Floor Apartments in the Proposed Five-Story JOSE L. LASSALLE AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY Commercial/Residential Mixed Use Building to be Constructed at IN RE : CHANGE OF NAME OF 206, 208, 220 an 224 East Delaware Avenue, to be Known as JSIAH M. LASALLE CURVIN RAISHAWN JONES Campus Edge (See Items 6-D and 7-A) Petitioner( s) THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS C. Request of University Garden Associates for the Major TO Petitioner( s) FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN Subdivision of a Portion of the 4.2126 Acre Property Located on the JOSE L. LASALLE TO AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY West Side of Beverly Road , Directly Adjacent to 212 Beverly Road , ISAIAH M. LASALLE CURVIN RAISHAWN PARKER IN RE : CHANGE OF NAME OF In Order to Add ~ New Eight Unit Garden Apartment Building to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOSE L. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that" KRISTEN P. MIRANDA SHOTWELL Existmg University Garden Apartments Complex (Resolution & LASSALLE and ISIAH M.-LASALLE CURVIN RAISHAWN JONES Petitioner( s) Agreement Presented) Intends to present a Petition to the court of Intends to present a Petition to the court of TO *8 ITEMS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLISHED AGENDA: KRISTEN PATRICIA MIRANDA Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A. Council Members: None and for New Castle County, to change and for New Castle County, to change B. Others:None KRISTEN P. MIRANDA SHOTWELL his/her name to JOSE LASALLE and 9. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: L. his/her name to Intends to present a Petition to the court of A .Special __Reports from Manager & Staff: None ISAIAH M. LASALLE CURVIN RAISHAWN PARKER Common Pleas for the State of Delaware in *OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT - The above agenda is intended to JOSE L. LASALLE and for New Castle County, to change be followed , but is subject to changes, deletions, additions, and mod­ FOR THE MINOR CURVIN RAISHAWN JONES his/her name to KRISTEN PATRICIA ifications, as permitted under the Freedom of Information Act of the ISIAH M. LASALLE Petitioner MIRANDA State of Delaware. Copies may be obtained at the City Secretary's Petitioner Dated: 4-6-2011 KIM M. MIRANDA Office, 220 Elkton Road, or online at www.cityofnewark.de,us Dated: 4-8-2011 Petitioner Dated : 3-30-2011 np 4/15,22,29 2237109 np 4/15,22,29 2236554 np 4/22 2239330 np 4/15,22,29 2235267 Page 20 • The Newark Post • Friday, April22, 2011 News, Advertising • 737-0724 Classifieds • 1-800-220-3311 IN THE NEWS Same sex civil union bill on way to governor Delaware is on the verge of Lawmakers also defeated Canal, while sponsors were are people who serve in our Schooley said that opponents through testimony is that farni~ becoming the seventh state to an amendment stating that no from northern New Castle law enforcement, protect our of the bill are concerned that lies with same-sex couples are allow same-sex civil unions. one could be held liable- for County. country, teach our kids and it will negatively impact their struggling because our laws The measure won approval in refusing, for religious reasons, "There are many more they serve in civic and com­ lives, but the only impact it don't allow them to be recog­ the House of Representatives to participate or assist in any people who are publicly sup­ munity associations." would have would be a posi­ nized. We are rectifying things Thursday and sent the bill to event related to a marriage or porting recognition of same Also under the bill, tive one on same-sex couples' so families with same-sex cou­ the governor for his signature. civil union. sex relationships, and this Delaware would recognize ability to live in a committed ples can stand just as strongly After a two-hour hearing, The Delaware Family is primarily because they legal relationships that same­ relationship together. as families with opposite-sex lawmakers voted 26-15 in Policy Council launched a lob­ have friends and family and sex couples enter into in "Research has shown that couples." favor of Senate Bill 30, which bying effort to defeat the mea­ coworkers and neighbors who another jurisdiction - whether children living in lovjng and Gov. Jack A. Markell has also makes Delaware the 15th sure and appealed to churches they know are in same sex it is a civil union or same-sex committed families - no mat­ said he will sign the bill into state to fully recognize same­ and organizations to oppose relationships," said Sen. David marriage - and treat the rela­ ter their makeup - are going law. sex relationships. Under the the legislation. It also held a P. Sokola, D-Newark, the lead tionship as a civil union. to thrive," said Schooley, D­ The Associated Press measure, civil unions would rally attended by an estimated sponsor of SB 30. "These Co-sponsor Rep. Terry L. Newark. "What we have seen contributed to this story. be available only to same­ 200 persons. sex couples. Marriage would Supporters of the legisla­ remain limited by Delaware tion noted that civil unions law only to opposite-sex cou­ offer Delawareans equal pro­ ples. Couples who enter into tection and equal treatment a civil union would enjoy the under the law. Couples in a Pedestrians get bulk of tickets same rights, protections and civil union would have the obligations that exist for mar­ same protections, rights and place, a driver must yield to a trol signals are in operation, in the city, especially outside ried spouses. obligations as a married cou­ ~JAYWALKING, from 1 pedestrian who is in a cross­ pedestrians shall not cross at Main Street and claims enforce­ Lawmakers defeated nine ple, such as hospital visitation walk. any place except in a marked ment efforts should be targeted amendments to the bill, eight rights, property and last will Elkton Road. Violations by both • Pedestrians cannot leave crosswalk. at cars, which have a major .. proposed by Republicans . and testament transfers, the pedestrians and drivers will con­ the curb and step into the path • Pedestrians cannot walk weight advantage over people. Two of the amendments ability to live together in nurs­ tinue to be enforced, the release of an oncoming car. on the roadway if a sidewalk is Others have a different opin­ were similar to those reject­ ing homes, joint adoption, and noted. The 82 tickets are broken • 1f crossing not within a provided. ion, with the comment section of ed in the Senate last week. other legal issues. down as follows: 69 pedestrian; crosswalk, pedestrians must The effort is not without its this story on Newarkpostonline. One would have authorized However, arguments about 10 bicycle and three vehicles. yield the right of way to vehi­ critics, including an individual com expressing support for the civil unions for opposite-sex the cost of benefits to same sex Some of the laws being cles. with a Twitter account known crackdown. couples, not just same-sex couples and the claim that the enforced include: • No vehicle can pass anoth­ as newarkista (http://twitter. Information about traffic couples. The other would have measure would lead to same • When pedestrian signals er vehicle that is stopped at a com/newarkista). The local resi­ laws can be obtained from the required that Delaware voters sex marriage failed to sway are in place, pedestrians must crosswalk. dent argues that periodic crack­ Newark Police Department's approve civil unions in a state­ lawmakers. Opposition was obey the signal. . • Between adjacent inter­ downs on jaywalking do not Traffic Division at 302-366- wide referendum. concentrated below the C&D • 1f there is no signal in sections at which traffic-con- address the lack of crosswalks 7110 ext. 105.

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