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/ . ' UP FRONf da~u_ Lull in a.... ~ the action A unique ·Fresh Air youth arrive for summer with No more layoffs of Delaware families teachers or nurses time of By CHRISTINE NEFF ' By MARY E. PETZAK y~ar . NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER S the charter bus ·' CHRISTINA District will not lay a pulled into the park off more teachers or nurses for the By...... MARTY VALANIA ...... ing lot at Glasgow 2006-2007 schoolyear than those High School Saturday after announced in May. N~ARK POST STAFF WRITER noon, Delaware families According to district officials, the were discussing already how. terms · of the teachers' contract dictate The voicemail seemed they planned to entertain that the District must inform teachers urgent, "C.all me as soon as their young guests. · al}d nurses by May 15 of e!lch year of you can, I have to t'!lk to you There would be hiking, any necessary reduction in force (RIF). about something." kayaking, biking and fish The school board voted on May I 0 So on my drive back to ing, swimming - lots of to fay off 70 teachers and five nurses. Newark from Elkton (wiih swimming- camping trips NEWARK POST PHOTO BY CHRISTINE NEFF Three teaching positions have since been company head and trips to the beach, they reinstated. quarters just over said. Their guests, natives Emily Bollinger, right, and her dog, Callie, greet Nina Cotto, The promised cuts in District employ the state line, of New York City's tough a New York City youth who has spent five summers with the ees, however, have been far-reaching, as it's a drive I find est neighborhoods, would Delaware family. · · have the cuts in job responsibility levels. myself making be treated to a summer of a big hug. Laurette and Don greeted each other. "He At a special session on June 27, the quite often these first-rate First State activities scbool board approved an undisclosed days), I dialed - and a breath of fresh air. Legg and their 11-year-old just loves it," she said son, Donnie, have hosted of McCullen's visit. number of RIFs of secretarial-clerical my buddy Brian. About 20 children, employees and non-instructional special~ · "Hey, I ages six to teens, came McCullen for the last four Organizer Marianne summers. This year, he will Caven said another group of ists. already have bounding off the bus last The term "specialist" refers to a job Vern and Le.e Saturday ready to meet stay with the family for a New York youngsters will month, returning to his home be arriving in Delaware on · assigned to administrative positions. and Kathy_ and greet the Delaware Instructional positions for . art, music, patched in. I have some news families that have offered in New York City on Aug. 1. Wednesday, July 19. Host Laurette Legg named families are still needed. For physical education and. library that are and then I found out that them a summer vacation. covered under the teachers' contract are Vern has news and we needed Half of the Fresh Air off some of their planned more information, contact activities - kayaking, fish Caven at 323-9383 or by not included in these recommendations. to talk to you guys." children returned to fami Accordi~g to school superintendent These were some of my lies that have hosted them ing, the beach and a visit to · e-mail, [email protected] dearest friends from college for several years now. Pittsburgh, See Wll, S ~ and, yes, 20 years later we One of those kids, 12- Pa.,- as ·NEWARK POST PHOTOS BY CHRISTINE NEFF stay in touch. It's not as often year-old Kaymell McCullen, her son and . as any of us like but I love · greeted his host family with McCullen Left: Andrew ·when I get the opportunity to Hegedus of Could rates talk to them. Newark greets Yeah, we're a little old the Fresh Air for summer vacations at this child his family go -ilp? point in our lives. However, will host this as another Fourth of July summer. Below: Council to discuss proposed passes, it reminds me that The Legg family summer is still a unique time greets a returning increase at July 1o .meeting of year for me. It's one where visitor, Kaymell it seems there is time to make McCullen. By CHRISTINE NEFF connections with old friends ...... •.•••••••. ; ...... ••• and a time that many find NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER they can (even if it's just a week) spend extra time with EWARK residents and business family. N es powered by the city's elec It's a busy time of year tric utility may s.ee a jump in - but it's a good busy. I ·their bills if the Newark City Council spent last weekend helping · approves a recommended rate adjust coach my son's baseball team ment at its July 10 meeting. - commuting 90 minutes The proposal calls for the city to each way starting at 6 a.m. increase rates collectively by 6.6 percent on Saturday, Sunday and from their April 2006 level. The impact Mqpday (not exactly sleeping on customers will vary, depending , on in on vacation). We played how much energy each requires . . ·..... ~i~ . ~a~e.s ov.er !~r~e d~y ~ • • . • •••· • .. • • • ...... -· ••• See.RAUS, .14 See UP FRONT, 7 I 1•1 I I t J t I '
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www.ncbl.com/post JuLY 7, 2006 • NEwARK PosT • PAGE 3 IN THE NEWS Can·we help? Offices: The paper's offices ore located Newark Police Department promotes three conveniently in Suite 206, Madeline Crossing, 168 Elkton Rd., Newark, DE Officers recognized for He has commanded a patrol 19711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 platoon, the special operations p.m. weekdays. - service, dedication unit, the administration unit, and Phone: 1302) 737-0724 the criminal investigations unit. N Thursday, June 29; facslllll!e: (302) 737-9019 Othe Newark Police Williams has received a number Depart~e,nt brought three of different citations for his ser e-mail: newpost@dc:a."" of its officers up . through the vice, including two Lions Club To sullsaibe: Coli 737-0724 or rankings in a ceremony at City Officer of the Year awards and 1-8(1().. 220-3311. To begin a con; Council Chambers. the Newark Police Department's venienl home-delivery subsuiptio~, Elwood F. Williams, Mark A. Citation of Merit. Williams will simply coli. Farran, and Dennis J. Aniunas assunie command of the services To place a classified or display were recognized for their service bureau. . · and dedication to the department Farrall was. promoted from ad: Coll737-0724 or 1-8(1()..220- master corporal to sergeant on '3311. with promotions to the next rung Aniunas Farra II Williams of the law enforcement ladder. -Thursday afternoon. He is a grade . uate of Newark High School and Williams received the rank of HE STAFF of the Newark Post is eager the University of Delaware. In tions unit, the administration -master coq)oral. Aniunas came tQ - captain. He is a 1984 graduate of Tto assist readers and advertisers. fhe University of Delaware and . 1995, after two years of service unit and the traffic division. As the department if! 1998 and has as a natural resources officer for the crime prevention and crime · served in the patrol division, the lepOrters, wtiters, editors and salespeople served with the UD police from can be contoded as listed: 1978 until 1984. Upon graduat the state of Delaware, he joined analysis officer, Farran helped special operations unit and the ing, he joined the Newark ,Police the Newark Police Department. to initiate the Citizens Police administrative unit. Marty Valonia is 1he General Department, serving as a patrol He has since worked within the Academy. As accreditation manager, Manager of 1he NeWark Post. He se1s pqli officer and cfiminal investigator. patrol division, the special opera- He also serves on the depart Aniunas guided the depart cies and manages ol departments in 1he ment's ·emergency response ment . through two reaccredita Newark office. Call him at 737·0724. team. ~arrall has won the Best tion cycles for- the Commission )ndividual Motor Officer com on Accreditation for Law Christine Neff is the news editor. petition at the Delaware Police Enforcement Agencies Inc. _ She leads the day-to-day operatiOf! of the More oversight for ·Christ1na Motorcycle Championships, and Aniunas has been named Officer newsroom. Coli her at 737·0724. - he has received the Delaware State of the Quarter. by the Knights Mary E. Petzak is a staff By MARY E. PETZAK . art instructional coach and talent Police Academy's Outstanding of Columbus, and he serves. .as reporter and specializes in education · development teacher at Gallaher Recruit Award. With his promo a member of the .department's ···~················· ··~ · ········ coverage. Reach her at737·0724. NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER Elementary. She was honored tion, Farrall will take charge of emergency response team. He URRENTLY monitored this xear by the Art Educators the special operations unit. will serve as the assistant shift Joe Backer prepares the sports Cby the State ~uditor's of Delaware as the 2006 Art Aniunas, a graduate of UD· supervisor for "B" platoon upon pages of this newspaper. The sports editor office and the Department Educator of the Year. and the Delaware State Police his promotion. is seldom in the office, however, he checks of Education and the Financial • Katrine Hl.ltchison is a resi- · Academy, rose from corporal to in frequently. Leave IIJ.essages for Joe a1 Recovery Team, the Christina dent of Newark, a. District parent · 1 737-0724. District school board approved and school board member whose ...... ~ ...... ·nine members of a Financial term expired June 30. She has Other contributing writers Review Committee on June 27. been employed since 1985 with indude Ruth Kelly,' Alfred Gruber, Tracy The General Assembly man Wilmington Trust Company as 2_1· arrests, 200 charg·es, DQwns, Elbert Chance, Morvin Hummel d(\ted this comrnittee, composed teller, customer service represen and Mark Sisk. Leave messages for them of one or more schooL board tative, personal financial a<;lvisor at 737·0724. and branch manager, currently of members and District residents, for graffiti. vandals The office. manager-editorial assistant the Fox Run Plaza office. in Senate Bill 308 to closely mon can be reothed at 737·0724. itor the financial status of the . • June Kirk is a resident of charged and are in an interview Newark, parent of a Newark High Since January, NPD has school district and provide ongo sjtuation, some have been forthc Ed Hoffman is the Newark Posfs School graduate and presently a ing oversight. 'made an impact' on right," he said advertising director and manages the The newly named committee secretary in Christina's facilities local soles team. Htuon be reached o1 ·management depart(nent at the problem While the police department is members are: doing its part, Simpson encour 1·80D-220-33l1. . • Joseph Brady is Iesident 9f Eden Support Services Center in By CHRIS~INE NEFf Bear. Her financial experience ...... •...... aged city residents to be more Jim Galoff is the advertising soles Newark and an in'structor in the prompt and persistent in clean up includes 17 years working with NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER manager. He handles accounts in-.fhe New~ University of Delaware's business efforts. A quick removal of graf and economics, accounting and federal grants as a Title I secre- - Castle orecrand is on automotive account tary: . INCE. January, Newark fiti is discouraging to the vandals, specialist. Coli him at 1·800.220· management information systems police officers have place<;! he said. • Glen Kocher is a chief credit S 3311, ext. 3087. department. He·holds a Ph.D. and a total of 203 graffiti-relat The. police · d_epartment pro officer at WSFS and ·a certified a masters degree from. UD, an ed charges on 21 people as part of vided these key statistics related Betty Jo Trexler ~Is real estate public accountant. He worked on MBA from Drexel University, and on.going efforts to target. graffiti. . to the effort: . advertising. She can be reached simpJy by Wilmington Mayor Jim Baker's a bachelors degree in accounting vandalism in the city. - Arrests inClude 12 juveniles coltmg 1·800-22D-331 1, ext. 3090. from Clarkson University. His transition team as director of The undertaking. drew on the · and nine. adults, ranging in age "' M.cy sells ads in wife is a second grade teacher at management and budget. He combined efforts of officersrfrom BeaUdet 1he . serves on the board of direc from 18 to 22. Downes Elementary School. thy special operations unit, detec- . downtown Newark area. She con be ' tors for the YMCA. He holds a - The 21 defendants were • Frederick J. Dawson is vice tives from tbe crimjnal investi reached !IJ calling 1,;800-22D-3311, degree in business administra charged with 203 graffiti-related president of Bassett, Brosius & gations division. and the school ext. 3307. ·' charges. T tion and accounting from Drexel ~ ·~ Dawson Inc. He is a chartered resource officer from the admin ~ Officers executed five.search Our tirtVIo1ion llll!lioger, is Mary, financial consultant (ChFC) and University. istrative division. warrants during investigations. Fergnon. For infOimofion tegonling ~bartered life underwriter (CLU). • Frank Mcintosh is a Sgt. Gerald Simpson_ who District resident and parent of The department has not made Svbsaiptiofts, diii1·80G-22G-3311. He ·is a trustee of the Christina oversees the investigation said the public the names of the individu Christina District alumni. He is Educational Enrichment Fund, arrests h;we "made an impact" on als who have been arrested and The tfMtlc Post Is puiJiisllfli Frirlty lly • the executive director of Junior and a past-president of the the graffiti situa~ion. "I wouldn't released, saying it did not want ~ l'tJIJsJiing (orptJf(llita h Achievement of Delaware over 1 Delaware Chapter of the Society use a word as strong as 'dent' Wes illlkes 11ft loadetlil llade/ine seeing volunteers, educators, to jeopardize the on-going-inves ""locti ofFinancial Service Professionals, pat but we have made an impact," he tigation. CroSsin& SUite 206, l61 Ehll U., ~ ents, and contributors who reach The National Association of said. "Something we've learned Anyone who has information "'oE m1T.A/I~iJd lllfiSIIfJ Insurance and Financial Advisors out to seven million K-12 stu from the past is we have to stay occepted lliid ~only, , sol. Jlscre. i dents each year. He served on regarding graf{iti vandalism that and The International Association with it. We can't move this to the tioo (I{ tile puiJis/Jer. The ltewrlc Post~ (I the finance Subcommittee of the has already OCCl!rted is encour of Qualified Financial Planners. back burner." aged to call Delaware Crime lllelll6tr of the Morylimi-Delmrate-0. C. Press He is a registered representative . District's ·Referendum Review Association, Suburl!tm _NMpopetS of AmericD Committee earlier this year. · Simpson said many break Stoppers at 1-800- TIP-_3333, or ·of Raymond ·James Financial throughs in cases have come in 111111, llotioool~~ Associotion. • Eric Ratchford is a District their local police department. For Services, IMD Division. the form of tips from arrested graffiti vandalism in progress, resident in Bear and parent. He POSTMASTER: Semi mltlress chotrQes to: Nl'wark • Amelia "Minnie" Hutchison suspects. Officers, he said, have pl~ase call 9-1-1. _ ran for the Cbristina scl;lool board Post, Suite 206, ·168 Elkton Road; Hework. DE is a Newark resident arid a District developed a raJ'Port with some 19711. PeriOdicals PGSf09' paid at Newor1, teacher. In 2005-06 she served as -in District F and also served .on vandals to learn more about ongo Del., and additional offices. the Christina District art chair, See OVERSIGHT, S ~ ing investigations. "Once they get · '** ...... 41 •• . ' 'PAGE 4 • NEWARK PosT • JuLY 7, 2006 737-0724 • Fax 737-9019 ./ EDUCATION NEWS FOR NEWARK FROM LOCAL SCHOOLS Christina graduate P.ublishes first :·· book • • J...... ,~ ' • • •, .:t[ ~· • . ~ ~ ~, ·~ . ''.. . .;\ . .... ,: ., '· rt-.sfories ·-ca·ue.d ~··;,are . eagen,to' -''· ~,.~ , .., - · . · ,. · : • th~,rte~ .by the ·u_.... Jl11<><~1 ' . - , . · . tiOiiS•Of a.Panama.lfi _ua:t""''""'.l· E~ PETZAK ~atd ' the~' re~iewer ' at.·. -Wee'kly, · · NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER In "Come Together, RISTINA Henriquez, Apart," Henriquez' interweaves the former l~u,Ht::ll. www.ncbl.com/post juLY 7, 2006 • NEwARK PosT • PAGE 5 IN THE NEWS Still gap between state-projected revenue, expenses. current 46 to 26. This represents a .Financial Recovery Team work- · Linda Ennis is retiring; . Dorrell Green, assistant prin ..... LULL, from 1 decrease of 43 percent and savings ing with District staff stated that . Mabel Gaskins, District direc cipal to principal of Bayard of $3.4 million, according to the they expect to find positions for tor of instructional support to prin Intermediate; current principal Lillian Lowery, the District has District. six additional administrators that cipal of Stubbs Intermediate; Helen Spacht to District supervisor found $17.9 million in 2006-07 Seventeen central office posi will take them off of local funding Karen Keller, assistant principal of curriculum and instruction; budget cuts to close a state-pre tions· were eliminated due to and place them in state or federally to principal of Gallaher Elementary Lavina Smith, headmaster of dicted gap of $27 million. "We retirem~nts and resignations. Four funded units. where principal Pamela Waun is Sarah Pyle Academy to principal need to get another $9.1 million central office administrators with Administrative changes retiring; of Bancroft Intermediate; · from cuts somewhere," Lowery appropriate certification were approved by the school board last Margaret Mason, principal of Malvine Richard, principal said at the June 27 school board placed in District schools: one as week include: Bancroft Intermediate to principal of Elbert-Palmer Intermediate meeting. a principal and three as assistant Marilyn Dollard, principal of of West Park Elementary where to headmaster of Sarah Pyle Lowery suggested that all principals. · · Stubbs Intermediate to principal of principal David McCarthy is retir- employees "pick up" the local Members of the stat~-appointed Smith Elementary wh~re principal ing; · See LULL, 26 ..... portion of health benefit premi ums and the flex credits for other medical benefits currently paid by the District. And negotiated salary reductions by teachers have been ~trongly suggested. "Nothjng has been agreed to, however," Lowery said. "We're open t9 all possible ways to cut the budget, but need to have them in place by July 11." The school board also reduced the number of central office administrative positions from its Assistance for RIFs Christina District has . arranged for Department of Labor representatives from the unemployment insurance division and the division of employment and training to meet with laid-off district employees. The representatives explain how to file for unemployment insurance and job search assistance. Meetings were scheduled for 9 a.m. on Thursday, July 6, at Sarah Pyle Academy and on Thursday, July 13, at Gauge~-Cobbs Middle· School. Infonnation is also a:vailable miline at www.delawareworks.com. f A%'. § Concerned About Rising .Energy Costs? So Are We. Appointed Customers tell us they know they can save money by using energy wisely, but they want specific w ays to control energy spending in their own homes ...... OVERSIGHT, from 3 the fmance subcommittee of the · In response, Delmarva Power is introducing Ene.rgy Know How Solutions, available on our Web site at Referendum Review Committee www;delmarva.com.-lt's a new interactive tool that ~ an analyze your electric bill, explain any changes month earlier this year. He works as an operation manager for the state of to month and offer you specific ways to conserve energy with a customized home e_nergy'audit. What's more, Delaware's health & social ser Energy Know How Solutions is free and easy to use. vices audit and recovery depart -ment. • Robert Silber is a resident Wantto calculate how much you can save by upgrading to energy-efficient applian ces? Solutions can provide of Newark and a parent in the the answer. Thinking about adding insulation or storm windows? Solutions can determine your energy savings. Christina District He has been a senior business advisor, sales lead- . er and product manager for more Log on to ~.delmarva.com for Energy _Know How Solutions, because wise energy use is the smart th~n 25 years while working for solution. All .it takes is a little energy know how. Citizens B ank, Wachovia Bank, Enerwise Global Technologies, Meridian Bank, Interfrrst Bank, Ill delmatva Texas Commerce Bank, Farmers Bank, and Wilmington Trust. He ~ powet is past-chairman of the board and A PH! Cornpan'i finance chair for the New Castle County ·c hamber of Commerce and served on the advisor ene~gy board for the State Chamber KNOW.HOW 'M of Commerce Small Business Alliance. He holds an MBA from We're connected to you by more than pow er li nes.® Widener University and a bach elors degree in business adminis tration from UD. PAGE 6 • NEwARK PosT • ]uLv 7, 2006 • •• 737-0724 • Fox 737-9019 · COLUMNS • PAGES FROM THE PAST • LETTERS PER CHANCE A Congressional report card By ELBERT CHANCE NEWARK POST COLUMNIST DRING the last two months, · Ties with the Jack D with Congressional elections just Abramoffs,'' Tom DeLays ahead, our elected representa tives, in an uncharacteristic show of and Duke Cunninghams unity, have joined in expressing their of this world will be . enthusiasm for an old subject, ethical conduct in the financing of political abandoned and the high campaigns. . ethical standards of the_ There is solemn pontificating from both sides of the aisle that there must past will be restored." be complete transparency in monetary matters. Ties with the· Jack Abranioffs, Tom , Congressman, and even though hl.s DeLays and Duke Cunninghams of this trial has not yet been heard, a surveil~ world will be abandoned and the high lance tape and the discovery of $90,0b0 ethical standards of the past will be in marked billS in his home freezer restored. We ordinary folk are expect appears to be irrefutable evidence. He ed to believe these solemn pledges already has been removed from an · even though prior important committee post. . Congressional office One would think that the Republicans holders have confessed would be elated by this opportunity that raising funds to to point the finger of guilt at the rival perpetuate their stay party, thereby emphasizing their sup in office necessarily port for impeccable standards of began the day after behavior. But instead,.they have joined PAGES FROM 'THE their election, and their Democratic colleagues, incensed pAST c~nsumed a-higb per- because the Justice'Dypartment and the centage of time each Ch-.nce FBI dared to c,onduct a sting operation News as it appeared in the Newark Post through the years working day. against a member of their august body. One might think that maintain:- Members of both parties joined in sub July 9, 1931 the White House. It brings already has received assur ing high stjindards of conduct would mitting a bitter complaint to President every important creditor ances of support from · a Nation into agreement, very large majority of the be an issue on which all members of Bush, arguing that appropriate l?roce Congress could agree. And anyone who Lions Club celebrates thus . uniting e.conomic members of both House dures have been ignored. Mr. Bush, in relief by ( a postponement · and Senate. has watched Congressional hearings third anmversary of turn, ordered a freeze 0~ some of the of debts growing out of the on television knows that spokesmen for evidence obtained. Perhaps the pack charter - four-year conflict. both parties advocate, indeed demand, July 6, 2001 ages of bills removed from the freezer The Lions Club of The American part of the that thorough investigations of impro already were beginning to smell! Newark celebrated its third Hoover plan is subject to priety be conducted. It is convenient, of It seems obvious, however, that those birthday Tuesday night at the approval of Congress, Christina may add course, if the malefactor against whom who have most aggressively advocated th~weekly dinner meeting but the President, as set conduct penalties the speaker is railing happens !O be punishment for the inappropriate actions at the Washington House. forth in his announcement, a member of the rival party. On most The newly-elected offi Christina School District of others, are less enthusiastic when - will,up the ante for students occasions, however, such bombastic the rules are applied to them. And cers presided with George · Danby, president. caught fighting, leaving posturing has provided good theatre, but .with multiple polls indicating that the school without permission, very little else. ' American public's assessment of the or terroristic threatening, The recent case involving Rep. manner in which Congress is conduct France accepts if board members pass an William Jefferson, D-La:, has been ing the nation"s business is at an all- - President's plan for ordinance to revise the stu markedly different. A thorough time low, the lawmakers have responded dent code of conduct. · investigation by the FBI has led to with typical disregard of the views of debt holiday According to district federal bribery charges against the those they are supposed to serve. In the The French and spokesperson Lisa McVey, American Governments are last several days, they have. voted t~ give Christina District has never • The author, who for five decades themselves a raise! · in agreement on the prin spelled out penalties in the was the familiar voice announcing ciple of President Hoover's code of conduct for stu This latest self-serving action recalls plan for a year's holiday on dents found guilty of ter Univ~rsity of Delaware home football the famous Mark Twain quotation, 1 games, now is retired and has authored a intergovernmental debts. roristic .threatening. "All it "There is no distinctly American crimi The accord - was is now is one or two lines number of books. Chance is a long-time nal class ... save Congress." Newark resident and has written this col announced late Monday U!I'lnfor a decade. by the Chief Executive .at See PAGES, 7 .... ' ' www.ncbl.com/post/ juLY 7, 2006 • NEWARK PosT • PAGE 7 IN THE NEWS Readers comment on Christina district finances To: The Editor district budget. She serves as the pleasure of appointee of a governor who I am also wondering if Frank From: Chet H. Elder The chief overseer· will be Governor Minner. makes Christina look like piker Rischel is taking this district Bethany Beach a politically appointed secretary Governor Minner's greatest in the deficit department. Wow, "back in time." I was just a par- · - on. the governor's cabinet: Mrs. budgetary feat can be found in what a plan. ent in the district when he was. ET'S see now. If I under Valerie Woodruff. She has a mas her $2.7 billion deficit in the Deputy Superintendent under Dr. L stand the solution to ter's degree in guidance, a back transportation fund. Of course, To: The Editor [Iris] Metts. the projected deficit in ground in curriculum, has never we can also recall a few years ago From: Ruth Kelly Delaware [education] wi ll · Christina, it goes something like been district superintendent and when she demanded that local Outgoing Communications . never advance because thi s State this: the salvati on will be state has l)ever developed or imple school districts give back money Specialist, Christina District is unwilling to change. The fund oversight of the local school mented a school district budget. to help her bail out the statewide ing of schools in this state is budget disaster she created. I enjoyed working [in Christina inefficient and ineffective, but no Dr. Lillian Lowery; Christina's District's central office] more one has the [courage] to change superintendent, is a rookie with than any other job I ever had. I anything. I would like to know no prior experience as chief worked hard, earned every penny what accountability measures are school officer. She has never C-razy but fun that I was paid, and more impor in place to monitor [the State] in been responsible for developing all-this. tantly, earned the trust of parents or implementing a district wide I trusted Dr. [Joseph] Wise, I ..... UPFRONT, from 1 The Fourth.of July fireworks at and others in the commu.nity. Delaware Stadium were a great budget. But she was at the helm I have always loved this dis respected him, and God knows ·when the district racked up an example. trict and have served it since I believe he was trying to take and spent a ton of time together. $11 million projected deficit. "So what's.going on? Did ·1991 when my daughter entered this district where it needed to It was crazy busy, but it was fun. A New York consulting firm somebody die," I asked. the system. It was wonderful to go. The moves he made were Whether it is baseball, soft was hired. One of its findings "Well I'm g~tting married have the opportunity to be paid well thought out, and in many ball, soccer, swimming or any · started that former Superintendent cases, the fit was right. He dared in October, " -Brian said. And for ·two years to do what I had other sport, families all over without missing a beat Vern Joseph Wise's budget for the to be bold and I loved him for done dilig~ntly and willingly as Newark are doing the same thing · -current year was balanced and th_at. If [unusual] methods were ch_imed in, "And I just bought a a volunteer for many years. I -running from one activity to diamond ring (for his girlfriend, contained a surplus, as did all used to fund programs that were another. · .-f will now return to the -role of not Brian)." of his prior Christina budgets. successful, I don't have a prob This area has always'offered Volunteer. · After Lee and I made sure The report goes on to state that lem with that, as long as nothing a ton of activities for kids. It's a I have seen the worst of peo that neither wedding interfered this year's problem was created illegal was done. uniquely successful area when ple and their agendas since I've with a Penn State football game, because expenditures exceeded it comes to sports. But more worked here. I see mean-spirit Finally, this consulting firm the howling went on for a good · revenue. Dr. Wise left the district [Alvarez and Marsal] may have than-just sports, the activities ness - and I see incompetence, five minutes. Of course, we all in November. And when he left, present opportunities to be with also. I respect the work that been a waste because they don't had to get back to work but we the budget was balanced. your kids, your family and your board members do, especially seem to have come up with jlny made plans to get together to Now, let's recap. An inex friends. Little League fields, soc the time they put in and not being thing of substance to remedy our celebrate before the summer was perienced superintendent being situation. cer complexes and pools become compensated for it. over. monitored by an inexperienced communities unto themselves. It troubles me that the state It's a good time of year. Secretary who is a political Even if ym,1 're not involved in seems to have taken the rein's. athletics, the summer in general is a great time to be with friends. 'Wiuf Jo 40 ~ ~ 1/udt-/Juw, Burglaries up ~ CGil$ to. g~ e~F ~~~? ..... PAGES, from 6 • Experienced Doctors • Clear Explanat_lons of Procedures that say 'to be handled accord • Professional & Caring Staff ing to State Board regulations," she said. "Tlie committee just • Most lnsurances/HMOs Accepted thought the consequences needed to be spelled out right on the New Patlllllfs. - page." Burglaries up over New to.the 1Trea1tmtmt of Eye Diseases 100 percent in area LASIK Vision Correction Evening end Same Day Appointments Burglaries at businesses in Newark Areal Newark are up over 100 per Get to know your exciting new cent compared to the same period . surroundings through our Call Today tp Schedule in 2000, according to ' Newark Police. Your Next Eye Exam! Residential burglaries, always WELCOME-BASKET! higher than at commercial sites, The basket is full of gifts, maps, helpfullocaf information, remained about the same with 52 . gift certificates and valuable coupons. in 2000 and 48 in 2001. 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They linked arms Newark church on U.S. tour in 1998, has contributed to the vey dreams of a better life for and formed a circle as they sang, deaths of an estimated four mil .their people, many who live in demonstrating that by working lion people from disease, -starva poverty. together their country could be By CHRISTINE NEFF tion and conflict. For their cl<;»sing song, the healed. Tqe choir hopes to raise choir sang "The Lord's Prayer," NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER aware1_1ess for the challenges fac- asking God to bless their country VELYN Hogenson and Jim EAnnett, two members of the New Castle Presbytery about to l'!mbark on a mission trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, don't know what to expect, but they know what they want to make: a connection. After all, said Hogenson, in today's ever-globalizing world forging a bond with people of dif ferent places and circumstances -t can be so important. It's something members of the Chorale Presbyterienne du Congo understand. The 12-member choir is touring the Eastern U:S. this summer, using song and worship to-connect with their audiences. The group performed at 'the First Presbyterian Church of NEWARK POST PHOTOS BY JOHN LLERA Newark last Thursday night. They The Chorale Presbyterienne du Congo performed sang" religious songs - both tra last week at the First Presbyterian Church of ditional and modem - in lan Newark. the 12-member group is touring the guages native to the Congo. Eastern U.S. this summer, using song and wor Smiling, the singers swayed ship to connect with their audiences. and danced to the energetic, a capella music, blending ·their voices in a harmony that filled the large sanctuary. One member, Chantal, kept beat on a bongo drum, and two bass singers played percussive instruments. Though the audience did not understand the words they ·sang, the choir used hand . motions, expressions anq dance to portray the meanings of songs such as, "America," You have been cho sen," and "Lord open the door." Their tour is a joint effort of the Presbyterian Church· and its partners in the DRC. The pur pose is. to inspire a more hopeful view of the nation and encour age U.S. Participation an<) aid. The group's motto, "With Song Spring Hope!," says it all. But looking at statistics from the DRC does not always inspire . a hopeful view. The DRC, a country of 62 mil lion, has had only one free demo cratic election in its 45 years since becoming independent The population faces a high risk for infectious diseases, and an esti mated four percent of adUlts have www.ncbl.cllm/post j uLY 7, 2006 • NEWARK PosT • PA~E 9 LIFESTYLE Many serving abrOad on America's 230th birthday 43 unit airmen left for will join about 25 fellow unit air 25 airmen. _ said, "On July 4, we will proudly several nations. While this is a Afghan istan last week men how in Afghanistan. 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Guided by the IDSTORICAL PRESENTATION 7 p.m. July theme "Son Treasur& Island," children will learn lessons based on scripture 7-10. The Maryland Humanities Council presents from the New Testament, have songs, crafts, and snacks each night. Register Chautauqua 2006, a program in which scholars as soon as possible. St. Paul's Luther Church, 701 S. College Avenue, Newark. assume the costumes and characters of historical fig HFAR Info, 368-0064. ures. North Campus, Cecil Community College. Info, 410-287-1054. • MONDAY, JULY 10 ART EXHIBIT 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Through September 7 30, Tuesday through Saturday. Showcase of the DAY CAMP 8:30a.m. -4:30p.m. Through July 28. )'he 4-H of New Castle abstract screen prints of Carrie Edinger. The Dutch County and St. Andrew's School offer "St. Andrew's ECOQuest Day Camp," Touch Gallery of Newark at the Shoppes of Louviers, Paper Mill Road, an agricultural summer crunp. $245, includes lunch, materials, and field trips. Newark. Info, 738-2580. Info, 831-1286. · CONCERT 6:30 - 8:30p.m. The Cole Younger Band. Killens Pond State Park. LUNCHEON II a.m. Newark Women's Connection presents "Fit for Life," Info, www.coleyoungerband.com. · Set amidst the Austrian alps, ''The Sound of Music" tells the featuring "Transitions Lifestyle System" with Carolyn Bennett Sullivan, CAMPOUT 6 p.m. - 9 a.m. Learn the basics of backpacking with the park's nat beloved story of Mar~a and the Von Trapp family as they discover Health and Wellness Consultant. Special guest speaker Sherry Marchand will uralists and spend the eve'!ing hiking, exploring the park and relaxing by the the power of music and the magic of love. Three Little Bakers present "Happily Ever After Isn't Just for Fairy Tales." $15. Christiana Hilton, campfire. Equipment and food provided. Registration is necessary and chil Dinner Theatre in Wilmington will present the show now through Newark. Info, 369-0898. dren must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. $20. Nature Center, White DISCUSSION 7 p.m. Nina Bennett, author of "Forgotten Tears: A Clay Creek State Park, Rt. 896, Newark. Info and registration, 368-6900. Aug. 31. Prices start at $43.95. For information, call368-1616 or visit the Web site, www.3Lbonline.com. Grandmother's Journey Through Grief', will present the first in a series o( CONCERT 7:30p.m. Quetzal will perform Chicano music. Included with regu . . programs on grief. Newark Free Library, 750 Library Ave., Newark. Info, lar admission. Longwood Gardens, 1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square, Pa._ · 731-7550. Info, 610-388-1000 . . SUNSET CANOE TRIP 7 p.m. Paddle around the pond while observing the EVENING ART SERIES 6:30p.m. Flying on Instruments will perform world EXHIBIT 9:30a.m.- 4:30p.m. Through July 16. The Brandywine River night sky and nocturnal animals. Includes snacks by the .campfire. Participants fusion and jazz as Laura Parker d(splays her oil, mosaic, and acrylic artwork. Museum presents "Andrew Wyeth: Master Drawings from the Artist's under 18 must be accompanied by an adult Pre-registration is required. $10. Concert-goers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, and dinner. Collection." $8 for adults; $5 for senior citizens, students and children ages 6- Lums Pond State Park, 1068 Howell School Road, Bear. Info, 368-6989. Rockford Tower Stage, Wilmington. Info, 577-7688. 12; free for members and children under 6. Brandywine River Museum, U.S. CONCERT The Ocilc Ridge Boys will perform the first show in a series Route I, Chadds Ford, Pa. Info, 610-388-2700. presented by Three Little Bakers and Dover Downs Hotel & Casino. Dover • TUESDAY, JULY 11 MODEL TRAIN SHOW Through July 9. The National Train Show is the larg Downs Hotel & Casino, Rt 13, Dover. Info, 800-711-5882. est in the world. It will feature displays, demonstrations, free expert appraisals, CONCERT 7:30 p.m. Acoustic band Old School Freight Train blends contem CONCERT 7:30p.m. Jesse Cook will perform rumba flamenco music on guitar. a children's play area, and the Lego Fantasy Land Exhibit $10 for adults, $9 porary styles, including jazz, Latin, Celtic, bluegrass and pop. Included with . Included with regular admission. Longwood Gardens, 1001 Longwood Rd., for seniors, $5 for kids 6-12, free for kids under 6. Philadelphia Convention regular admission. Longwood Gardens, 1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square, Kennett Square, Pa. Info, 610-388-1000. · Center, Philadelphia, Pa. Info, 954-764-60 II. Pa. Info, 610-388-1000. ' NATURE PROGRAM 6:30p.m. "Fishin' Fun" invites kids and parents to learn RECEPTION 5-8 p.m. The Gallery at You've Been Framed celebrates the BEAD SHOW 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Through Sunday. Exhibitors will offer a about fishing indoors and outdoors. Fishing license required for participants opening of the exhibit "The Sun Shines in Provence & Tuscany," by local dazzling selection of precious and semi-precious beads. Wire wrapping age 16 and up. Lums Pond State Park, 1068 Howell School Road, Bear. Info, artist Regine Coulet-Tiemey. Meet the artist at the Opening Wme and Cheese classes, door prizes and raffles are also part of the exhibition. Presented by 836-1724. Reception. The Gallery at You've Been Framed, 172 E. Main St, Newark. Intergalactic Bead Shows Inc. $5, kid& 12 and under free. Delaware Technical DJ DANCE PARTY 9:30 p.m. - I a.m. Featuring Tom Travers. No cover Info, 366-1403. and Community College, 400 Stanton-Christiana Road, Newark. Info, 888- charge. Deer Park Tavern, 108 W. Main St., Newark. Info, 369-9414. 729-6904 . KIDS WORKSHOP 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Advanced Explorer morning work • SATURDAY, JULY 8 shops are offered for children ages 10-14 and feature museum tours, followed by art projects. Also offered July 18 and July 25. Free with museum admis REENACTMENT II a.m. A "Colonial Celebration" will pay tribute to the • SUNDAY, JULY 9 sion. Pre-registration is required. Brandywine River Museum, U.S. Route I, 230th anniversary of the reading of the Declaration of Independence. The ISRAEU DANCING 3 - 5 p.m. Hosted by Sharon Kleban. $4. Arden Gild Hall, Chadds Ford, Pa. Info , 610-388-8382 reenactment will commence at noon. London Tract Meeting House Area, 2406 Granby Rd., Wilmington. Info, 478-7257. HAGLEY'S CREEK KIDS 12:30- 4 p.m. "Life Along the Brandywine Creek" White Clay Creek State Park, Rt. 896, Newark. Info, 368-6900. LIVE MUSIC. Chorduroy will perform. No cover charge. Deer Park Tavern, will display and demonstrate textile arts and 19th century games and activities. LIVE MUSIC. Mad Sweet Pangs will perform. Deer Park Tavern, 108 W. Main 108 W. Main St., Newark. Info, 369-9414. Free with regular admission Hagley Museum, Route 141, Wilmington. Info, St., Newark. Info, 369-9414. PARK STROLL 3 p.m. This guided stroll is designed for park visitors who may 658-2400. CREEK WALK 10 a.m. See the creek from a fresh perspective while cooling want to take it a little slower on the trail. The trail accommodates strollers, off on this hike in the creek. Call to register. White Clay Creek State Park, Rt. wheekhairs, and larger groups. Call for a meeting location. White Clay Creek • WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 896, Newark. Info, 368-6900. State Park, Rt 896, Newark. Info, 368-6900. ARTS AND CRAFfS 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. "Craft Day" offers kids the chance to CONCERT 7 - 9 p.m. Saxophonist Harry Spencer will perform with Val NATURE PROGRAM 10 a.m. "Knee High Naturalists" is recommended for make a nature-related craft. $2 per craft. Lums Pond State Park, 1068 Howell Dobson, Vernon James, Greg Adams, and Janina Williams in a benefit concert naturalists ages 3 - 5. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registra- School Road, Bear. Info, 836-1724.0 for Pacem in Terris. $10, including refreshments; children six and under See MNTS, 11 ..... www.n~bl. co m/pos t juLY 7, 2006 • NEwARK PosT • PAGE 11 THE POST STUMPER ACROSS 61 "L'-, c'est 118 Be in debt· 9 Chel perform Caribbean Steel Drum music as Jenny Brown. $4. Arden Gild Hall, 2406 Alien Tide: Controlling Invasive Species in Refreshments will be available. Actors and .... EVENTS, from 10 part of the Summer Concert Series. Free Granby Rd, Wilmington. Info, 478-7257. our Yards and Natural Areas." $8 for two directors will also hold workshops for kids with park entrance fee. Carpenter Recreation days. White Clay Creek State Park, Rt. 896, from 4 -5 p.m. Village at the Bear Trap tion is recommended. $3. Lums Pond State Aren, White Clay Creek State Park, Rt. 896, • THURSDAY, JULY 13 Newark. Info, 368-6900. Dunes ' outdoor amphitheater, Ocean View. Park, 1068 Howell School Road, Bear. Info, Newark. Info, 368-6560. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM 7 - 9 p.m. Info, 436-3005. 368-6989. DANCING 7:30- 9:30p.m. Square dancing NATURE PROGRAM 7 - 8 p.m. ''How to Get Parenis ori Your Team" will CONCERT 5:30- 7:30p.m. How's My Hat CONCERT 6:30 p.m. The Fee Band will with Dave Brown and Folk dancing with · Participants will experience "Stermning the teach you to plan and prepare for useful will perform rock hits from the 70s as part parent meetings and develop strategies of the Music on Main Summer Series. for building better relationships. Call to Presented by Elkton Cha~ber & Alliance. register at least 2 days in advance. $10. UD Chamber & Alliance Lawn Area, Comer from PAL Center, Hockessin. Info, 449-0992 or Delaware Stroke Initiative. Free. New Ark Extension Office: of Main & North Streets, Elkton, Md. Info, .... MEETINGS, 10 733-0834. United Church of Christ, 300 E. Main St. THEATRE FESTIVAL 7:30 p.m. The Carl 410-398-5076. DIVORCECARE 7 - 8:30 p.m. Separated/ Info, 633-9313. M. Freeman Foundation's Sixth Annual LIVE MUSIC. Lost in Paris will perform. Way, Suite 205, New Castle. Info,1234-4227. divorced persons meet. Southern Chester TOASTMASTERS 7 p.m. Second and fourth Free Theatre at the Beach Festival will Deer Park Tavern, 108 W. Main St., SCHOOL MENTORING 6 - 7 p.m. Second County YMCA, East Baltimore Pike, Thursday of the month. Develop potential present "Einstein's Breakfast" on July 13, Newark. Info, 369-9414. Wednesday. Big Brothers-Big ·sisters Jennersville, Pa.lnfa., 610-869-2140. and overcome fear of public speaking. 14 arid 15. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Wilmington Office, I02 Middleboro Rd. NEWARK MORNING ROTARY 7- 8:15 · Public welcome. Check info desk for room Info, 998-3577. a.m. Meeting and breakfast. The Blue & location. Union Hospital, 106 Bow St. Info, SKI CLUB 7 p.m. Second Wednesday. Week Gold Club, Newark. Info, 737-1711 or 443-553-5358. long and day ski trips, sailing, biking, raft 737-0724. BRIGHT FUTURES I p.m. Second and ing and more planned. Persons of all ages DSI THUMBS UP 7 - 8 p.m. Second & fourth fourth Thursday of the month. Breast cancer welcome to join. Hockessin Fire Hall. Info, Thursday of the month. Stroke support support group. Medical Arts Pavilion 2, 792-7070. group meeting offering .educational topics, Christiana Hospital. Info, 733-3900. BINGO 12:45 p.m. Wednesdays. Lunch peer support and guests who are e;xperts available for $2.25 a platter at II :45 a.m: in rehabilitative services. Sponsored by Newark Senior Center, 200 White Chapel • Dr. lnfo,-737-2336. . · • THURSDAY, JULY 13 LET'S DANCE CLUB 4 - 6 p.m. Features ballroom and line dancing. Free. Meets at . Newark Senior Center, 200 White Chapel Dr. , Newark. Info, 737-2336. STORYTIME 10:30 a.m. Animal stories read by a lively storyteller. Near the Otter exhib it, The Brandywine Zoo. Info, 571-7747. WOMEN'S DEPRESSION 7 - 9 p.m. Support group sponsored by Mental Health Association in Delaware. Free. To protect privacy of members, meeting locations pro vided only with registration. Info, 765-9740. NAMI-DE 7:30 p.m. Support group meeting for family members of persons living with mental illness. St. James Episcopal Church, Kirkwood Highway. Info, 427-0787. EVENING YOGA 6:15 p.m. Class to encour age relaxation and improve strength, baJ: . ance, and peace of mind. $15 per month. Newark Senior Center, 200 White Chapel BLACK BEAR Dr. Info, 737-2336. BLUEGRASS/OLDTIME JAM 7:30- 10 STRUCTURES, INC. p.m. Any skill level welcome. Bring your 1865 Lancaster Pike, Peach Bottom, PA own instrUment. St. Thomas Episcopal Call Us Now! 24n! 717·548·2937 Churcfi, S. College Avenue. , Free Home Survey! NEWCOMERS WELCOME CLUB 10 a.m. www.blackbearstructures.com For new residents in the area. Membership is open to all '!'~A M,. p~~e ,.l,t} .• • .. Xiny.l_lly~~• •• •_. meet new people'With similar interests-. · - t&224-21tl PAGE 12 • NEWARK PosT • JuLY 7, 2006 737-0724 • Fox 737-9019 UNIVERSITY OP DELAWARE • LEAGtiES . . ' Sports Delaware Smash set for return Museum HE Delaware Smash pro Tfessional tennis team is billed as the "Hottest Ticket adds in Town!", ancJ the players are returning to the First State this week to begin the 2006 World features Team Tennis season. The innovative WTT is begin By JOE BACKER ning its 31st season on the pro NEWARK POST STAFF WRITER circuit, with the Smash beginning its eleventh season in Delaware. The Delaware Sports The Smash will play 14 matches, Museum and Hall of Fame evenly divided betweenhorpe and has added several terrific away games. The best two teams new exhibits for your sum from the Eastern and Western mer enjoyment. Conferences will advance to the Museum director Jori Rafal WTT Finals Weekend, July 28 to said the mostly timely 30, in Newport Beach, Calif. new spectacle is the World The team last won the Cup Soccer Video, which championship in 2003. shows high This year's roster is comprised of lights' from rookies Eric Nunez and Angela a number of Haynes, as well as Robbie Koenig World Cup ' and Liezel Huber, who's been with , Tournaments. the team now for four years'. Hu: The museum ber is also the reining Wimbledon has long doubles champion. F_ormer featured the' Smash player Mariaan de University of Delaware Swart will coach the team for and Delaware State sports the second consecutive year. accomplishments, and ·now For the uninitiated, the WIT Pro has an exhibit highlighting League format features the small Wesley College in Dover. squad of two men and two women. "This took about two Each match has five sets, with one years in the making," said men's singles, one women's· sin Rafal, "and was unveiled gles, men and women's doubles, the same day as the and a mixed doubles set. Delaware Hall of Fame Cheering is permitted dur Induction ceremonies in ing the matches, players wear May." brightly colored uniforms with their nam~s on the back, · and Two of Wesley's great on-court coaching is . permitted. est coaches, Bob Andrus, The WTT will also use instant who coached football for replay technology for some of. about two decades and Jim the matches for the second year Wentworth, who coached in a row. basketball for 40 seasons, The Smash opened the sea are new members of the son Thursday at home against local Hall of Fame. the -Sacramento Capitals, Two new exhibits have featuring , tennis star Anna audio highlights of great Kourni'kova. Delaware will also moments in Delaware host the t_op doubles team in the Anna Kournikova is one. of the stars of World Team Tennis and will be playing against the Delaware · sports. They feature the world, Mike and Bob Bryan ofthe · Smash this summer. voices of Bill Pheiffer arid Kansas_ City Explorers July 17. Bob Kelly, who did play by-play for the University of Delaware teams and other sporting events. UD's -Buchholz name.d freshman All-American The Delaware Sports - NIVERSITY of Delaware was the only Colonial Athletic rookie season in which he hit .378 where he posted a 2-0 record Museum and Hall of Fame U freshman second base- Association player named to the with 18 home runs and 64 RBI. with two saves with a 4.91 ERA is'open Tuesday through man Alex Buchholz tellQ:ls. He led the Blue Hens in homers. in six appearances. He finished Saturdays throughout the · has been named to the baseball Buchholz (at right), who and tied Brandon Menchaca for tile season in second place on the summer through the end of America Magazine Division I All earlier this year was named the the team lead in RBI. He ranked Hens in both batting average and .. October, from noon-until 5 Freshman first team. Colonial Athletic Association in the top three in the confer- ERA. pm. For more information ' Buchholz, a freshman from .Rookie: of the Year, was named to ence in home runs, RBI, slugging He led a Delaware offense that about the Museum, call Millersville, MD (Old Mill High the American Baseball Coaches (.721), runs scored (62) and total set new school records for home (302) 425-3263 or visit the School), was among 16 players Association All-East Region sec- bases (160), and was success- runs and extra base hits this past website at www.desports. named to the firs~ team and was' ond team, and was selected to ful in eight of nine stolen base spring. The Hens also ended the org. selected· as a designated hitter. the Louisville Slugger/Collegate attempts. regular season leading the nation 1- total of 16 other players were· Baseball newspaper Frpshman , , BuchhQlz al~o helped -out on. in home runs pe~ game an,ct slug- ·n·amecr to ·the ·second ·team: -M~ - • Al1-ltmerican· ·sqnM;· enjoyed • a ''"the pitcher's moun'd ·for the Hens: '~·~ ging •percentage (!.§V4 )'.· '"' - '. www.ncbl.com/post JuLY 7, 2006 • NEWARK PosT • PAGE 13 POLICE BLOTTER • ·Police Blotter is compiled police. A back seat passenger, T._esday, June 27, ~t 5:05p.m. A blue Honda Civic was taken Alcohol Enforcement each week from the files of the a 1~-year-old Newark boy, was A homeowner in the 800 from a parking lot in the unit Newark Police Department, New treated at Christiana Emetgency block of Baylor Drive told block of Thompson Circle, The Alc ' . r- Residential-customers may see ·3.2 percent incr~ase University of Delaware . raise city rates . to rising . costs. make this transition. Sarris said said. "We figure it will take two ..... RATES, from 1 ·Even so, said George Sarris, Since 1999, when Delaware $6 to $7 million has gone to the to three years to really get back to the city's finance director, the deregulated utilities, the· whole cause. where we were previously," said The typical residential cus increased rates will be lower than sale cost of electricity has gone The proposed rate increase Sarris, adding that budget cuts tomer will see a rate increase of the competition's. "Our approach ~ up by more than 120 percent. will help restore those reserves, have been made, as wen; to help 3.2 percent; small and medium was to give everybody a discount The most dramatic hike in but it will take some time, he bridge the gap. sized business may actually see relative to Delmarva Power," he energy costs came last sum a decrease of b~tween 1.5 and said. On average; the increased mer, when the price of gaso 4 percent. The biggest increase, city rates will be about 6 percent line skyrocketed to $3 a gallon about 15 percent, will go to lower than Delmarva's prices. and the prices of natural gas and State legislators to hold wrap-up the city's largest customer, the Sarris attributed the need to oil spiked. The electric rates of Newark's customers have gone .TATE legislators from the and Terry Schooley and State up, gradually, since then, but not SNewark area will hold their Senators Steve Amick, Liane enough to cover the increased annual "legislative wrap Sorenson and Karen Peterson energy costs, said Sarris. up" on Tuesday, July 11, at 7 will attend. Residents are invited Instead, the city has drawn on p.m. in the Newark City Council to join lawmakers as they discuss reserve funds - money set aside chamber at 220 Elkton Rd. the highlights of the 2006 legisla for vehicle replacements, street State representatives Stephanie tive session in Dover. improvements, etc. - to help Ulbrich, Pam Maier, Joe Miro - &.0. furnitu~ Amish Furniture Crafted To A Solid Choice Be An Heirloom C, 6 Dining Room SelS, Benches, Bookcases, 410-885-25 72 Filing CabinelS, Play Sets, Lawn Furniture Rt.213, Chesapeake Cily, MD A full line of Amish furniture Soulh of Chesapeake Bridge al 2nd Lighl - indoor & outdoor We instoJI or DIY ·Many styles and _colors at~(~Ad~~ mTI11f1l rl1JnJnmJI11 t1thJJn c~;--.i~TE Garden accessories and necessities . 11111·111111 1111111111 Beautiful lawn decor Ice -Cream Alley Open Every Day 1967 Pulaski Hwy. Tiki Bar Open. Bear, DE 19701 F~i. - Sat. .:-Sun. 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M,il~ ~~ Rt.13 & 40 Split on ,R~.l~, • !K~n.thfU Th~rs.l ,l-7:30 • Fri~ 11-8 • S~t ..to-6 • Sun.t2-4.. -- www.ncbl.com/post Y 7, 2006 • NEwARK PosT • PAGE 15 CHURCH DIREC·TORY NEWARK WESLEYAN CHURCH Unitarian ~~ 708 West Church Rd Baptist Church ~ tt Newark, DE Universalist EP I SC OJ•A L C JI U RCII Rev. Curtis E. Leins, ph.D. Pastor Mark Van Gilst Please visit our web site for full details of upcom.ing events. Route-896 & Gypsy Hill Rd, Sunday, 7/9, lOam, Worship at lum's Pond Communion Service & Light Picnic , KemGiesville, P.A., 302 547-7849 (3.6 miles north of the PA line) www.GoodShepherdDE.org 610-255-5512 • _ -· ... Sp'!n~o~~ by the Diocese of Delaware PAGE 16 • NEwARK PosT • juLY 7, 2006 737-0724 • Fax 73"7-9019 CHURCH. n ·IRECTORY Vacation Bible School at New Life Christian Fellowship Newark First Church - VACATION BIBLE 316 Red Mtll Rei Newark, DE 19713 of the Nazarene SCHOOL Evening Sessions for ages 3-12 Phone 302-737-2511 • Fax 302-737-4356 Son Treasure Island: www ogletown org 6:45pm-8:45pm Sunday Services: Discovering God's Love (Parents, drop your kids off 8:30am- Traditional July 17-21 and enjoy a meal together!) 9:45 and ll:OOam - Contemporary July 24th-July 28th Bible Study offered a! allthre'e times 9:00am - 12:00pm Free Registration: Call 999-1800 Wednesday Night Activities- 5:15-7:30pm $5 per child 2712 Old Milltown Rtl. Pastor: Dr. Drew Landry , - 357 Paper Mill Road Wilinington Associate Pastor: Brian Coday Locllted off Kirkwood Highway' & Newark, DE 19711 Minister of Preschool Children: Connie Zinn at Milltown Rd. Weekday Preschool for 2's, 3's & 4's · 302·738·7630 302-737-1400 Spirit & Life St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Bible Church .e. ~1_, E. Main _& N. Chapel Streets ~~ \.~ Dmly Mass: Mon·Sat Bam .:~· H ..._)~· Sunday Mass: 7:30 I 9I 10 :30am Sunday Morning 9:15 Prayer Holy Angels' Catholic Church Sunday School 9:30am 82 Possum Park Road . Worship Service 10:30am Weekend Masses: Saturday Spm Wednesday 7:00pm Sunday 91 11am · Worship, Teaching & Prayer 1pm (Spanish) Pastor: Father Richard Reissman Parish Office: 731-2200 ~1~. St.Thomas 1s Parish- 27 6 S. College Ave. at Park Place, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 368-4644 Church Office: (9:00-1 :00 Mon-Fri) (302) 366-0273 Parish Information Hotline ' ~~ www.sHhomasparish.org .uu 4-' 14. d l~ yc;;;;;;:·' 292 West Main St • Newark {302) 731·5644 ~~ ·'tlnild Me~JwJut e~uvu:.~t. 9:00am ...... Christian Educaticm for SUN SERVICES 8:30 & 11 :OOam all ages with child care }0:30am ..... TraditioMl Worship 9:30am Praise Service Child Care Provided & Ramp Access SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30am 7:00pm ...... Youth Felwwship WED Bible Study 7:00pm , 525 Polly Drummond Road Newark 302-731-9494 www.firstpresnewark.org Handicapped Accessible • Child Care RA'Y'E~ GRmtAM~ PA'S'rOR ~ ~ ' '-"'- ' ...... t www.ncbl.com/post juLY 7, 2006 • NEwARK PoST • PAGE 17 SHERIFF'S SALE ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. ~ erie Lane, being Lot 114 as shown on a record major sub~ivision The following Real Estate will be exposed for Public Sale at · MAY 31st, 2006 plan for Forest Glen at Pinewoods II, prepared_by Karins and the CITY/COUNTY BLDG., 800 N. French Street, City ·of . SHERIFF'S SALE . Associates, Inc., dated April 30, 1993 (recorded m and fo~ New ' Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, by Michael P. Walsh, By virtue o(a writ of LEV FAC #46-MY. AD., 2006. Castle County on Microfilm No. 11698 on June 10, 1993), situate · Sheriff, on TUESDAY the 11th day of JULY 2006 at 10:00 PARCEL NO. 11-002.20-168 in Pencader Hundred New Castle County, State of Delaware, a.m. The legal limit of 152 persons in Council Chambers PROPERTY ADDRESS: 57 Martindale Drive, Newark, DE and being ·more parti~ularly bounded and des?ri?ed in acco~- will be enforced. 19713 dance with a recent survey by Raymond F. Christian.& Associ- ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland, with the improve- ates, Inc., dated February 19, 1998, as follows, to-wit: ments thereon erected, situate in Pencader Hundred, New BEING the same lands and premises which Carol Roberts SHERIFF'S SALE Castle County, New Castle Cotinty, State of Delaware, being Lot · nlk/a Carol A: Seichepine did grant and convey unto Michael By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #12 MY. AD., 2006. No. 322 as shown on the Final Street' and Lot Plan of Brook- T. Firestine by deed dated February 27, 1998 and re?orded on PARCEL NO. i1-020.10-022 side Park, Section M, dated May 7, 1953; prepared by Whitman March 5 1998 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, m and for PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4019 Rosetree Lane, Newark, DE Requardt and Associates, Consulting Engineers, and being more New Ca~tle County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 2408 Page 19702 particularly bounded and described in accordance with a survey 0077. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the dwell- prepared by _Franco R. Bellafante, Inc., Professional Land Sur- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY · ing thereon erected, situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle veyors, dated November 5, 1984. OF MICHAEL T. FIRESTINE. ' County and State of Delaware and known as Lot No. 91 on the -AND BEING the· same lands and premises conveyed unto TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- Plan of Rosetree Hunt, as said plan is of record in the Office of Stephen M. Coverdale by deed of Ruth H. Blari,k.enship,_dated ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, Delaware, December 2004 and of record in the Office of the Recorder of. · MAY 31st, 2006 in Microfilm No. 10658, recorded 11/14/90, and being more par- Deeds in and for New Castle County and State of Delaware at SHERIFF'S SALE · ticularly bounded and described in accordance with a survey· Instrument number 20041230-0139509. · · By virtue of a writ ofTHIRD PLURIES LEV FAC #69 MY. AD.,. prepared by Clifton L. Bakhsh, Jr., Inc., Professional Land Sur- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY 2006. veyor, dated 9/8/94, as follow, to-wit: . OF STEPHEN M. COVERDALE. PARCEL NO. 11-006.30-289 . BEING the same lands and premises which Rose Heart, Inc., a TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE: BAL- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 231 Oakfield Dr., Newark, Delaware corporation existing under the laws of the State of Delaware did ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the dwell- grant and convey unto Mark A. and Angela M. Green by det:d MAY 31st, 2006 ing thereon erected, situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle dated September 8, 1994 and recorded on October 3, 1994 m SHERIFF'S SALE County and State of Delaware and known as Lot _202, Block _H the Office the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, By virtue of a writ of ALIAS LEV FAC #52 MY. AD., 2006. on the Plan ofScottfield, Section One as said Plan Is ofrec?rd m State of Delaware, in Deed Book 1817 Page 0247. PARCEL' NO. 08-060.i0-139 · the office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, SEIZED A.."~D TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3 Andries Road; Newark,- Delaware Delaware in Microfilm Record 1687, and being more•particu- OF MARK A. AND ANGELA M. GREEN. 19711 larly bounded and described according to a survey by Burnie R. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- ALL .that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate in Mill Waski, dated June 10, 1996, to-wit: ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7 • 2006. Creek Hundred, New Castle County and State of Delaware, be- AND being the same lands and premises which JOHN M. . MAY 31st, 2006 ing Lot 218, Block F as shown on the Record Subdiv.ision & Land SKINNER by deed dated June 29, 1988 and recorded in the of- SHERIFF'S SALE , Development Plan of Red Mill Farms, prepared by Howard L. fice aforesaid in Deed Record 795, Page 79, granted and con- By virtue of a writ of ALIAS LEV FAC #24 MY. AD., 2006. Robertson, Civil Engineers and Surveyors, recorded August 18, veyed to David W. Lacey and Deborah L. Lacey, herein in fee. PARCEL NO. 11.014.30-031 . 1976 in Microfilm No. #994, and being more particularly,bound- 'SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY .J PROPERTY ADDRESS: 8 Slates End, Newark, DE 19702 ed and described in accordance with recent survey prepared by OF DAVID W. LACEY AND DEBORAH L. LACEY. · · ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of llllld, with the building Zebley & Associates; Inc. dated May 17th, 1999 as follows, to TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. HAL- thereon erected, situate in Pencader Hundred, New Castle wit: .. ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. . County and State of Delaware, being known as Lot No. 13, Block · AND BEING the same lands and premises which Edmond · . MAY 31st, 2006 B, as shown ori the Record Major Subdivision Plan of.Stones Yousefkhanian, by deed dated May 27, 1999 and recorded in the SHERIFF'S SALE l'hrow (now known as Cooch's Bridge Farm), as prepared by office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, By virtue of a writ of FIRST PLURIES LEV FAC #86 MY. AD., Mann-Talley Inc., Civil Engineers and Surveyors, W~gton, Delaware in Deed Record 2652 Page 84 granted and conveyed to 2006. Delaware, of record in the office of the Recorder of Deeds m and Diana W. Paul and Billy L. Johnson herein in fee. PARCEL NO. 09-022.30-309 for New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm No. 2270, more SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 21 Malvina LN, Newark, DE 19713 particularly bounded and described in a survey by Ze~ley & As· OF DIANA W. PAUL AND BILLY L. JOHNSON. ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the ?uild- 3ociates, Inc., dated October 16, 1998. . TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- ings thereon erected, known as No. 21 Malvina Lane, Situate AND BEING the same lands and premises conveyed unto Lin- ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. in White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, da M. Beatson by deed of Michael A. Maloney, dated DeceU~-ber MAY 31st, 2006 being Lot No. 12, Block 5, as shown on the pl3:n of Chestnut 28 2004 and of record in the office of the Recorder of Deeds in SHERIFF'S SALE Hill Estates, Section 1, as said plan is of record m the Office of and for New Castle County and State of Delaware at Instru- · By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #54 MY. AD., 2006. the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County, Delaware ment Number 20050110-0003589. PARCEL NO. 11-021.10-083 in Deed Record Volume III, Page 55, being more particularly SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 302 Evergreen Drive, Newark, DE bounded and described in accordance with a recent survey by OF LINDA M. BEATSON. 19702 · The PELSA Company, Land Consultants and Surveyors of New- TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. B~ ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland, with the improve- ark DE dated August 27, 2003 as follows, to-wit: -...... • ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. ments erected thereon, situate in Pencader Hundred, New Cas- BEING the same lands and premises which Dale E. Shortlidge MAY 31st, 2006 tle County, Delaware being designated Lot 74, as shown on t~e did grant and c;onvey unto Dale .E. Shortlidge and Kathryn J. SHERIFF'S SALE Record Major Subdivision Plan ofWoodland Village, of record m Shortlidge by deed dated September 5, 2003 and recor~ed on By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #25 MY. AD., 2006. the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle Coun- . September 8 2003 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, m and PARCEL NO. 18-011.00-075 ty, Delaware on Microfilm No. 12614 said lot also known as 302 for New Castle County, State of Delaware, in Deed instrument PROPERTY ADDRESS: 903 Church Road, Newark, Delaware Evergreen Drive, and being now more particularly bounded and · 20030908-0113734 . . . ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with th~ build described by A.E.S. Surveyors, Wilmington, Delaware, dated 1- SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPER: ings thereon erected situate in the City of Newark, New Castle 25-9'9, as foll~ws to wit: ·. TY OF DALE E. SHORTLIDGE AND. KATHRYN J. SHORT- County and State of Delaware, known as 903 Church Road, be BEING the same lands and premises which NVR, Inc., (for- LIDGE. . ing Lot No: 1 on the.Record Major Subdivision Plan ofValley merly NVR Homes, Inc.) a Virginia corporati_on did grant and TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. HAL Stream as said plan is of record in the office of the Recorder of convey unto Arnett D. Richardson, Jr. and Cindy Richardson by ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. . Deeds in and for New Castle County Delaware, in Microfilm deed dated January 26, 1999 and recorded on February 2, 1999 MAY31st, 2006 No. 8445, and being more particularly bounded and described in. in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle SHERIFF'S SALE accordance with a survey prepared by Merestone Consultants, County, State of Delaware, in Deed Book 2580 Page 0137. By virtue of a writ ofTHIRD PLURIES LEV FAC #89 MY. AD., [nc., dated September _ , 2004. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY 2006. BEING the same lands and premises which John A. Bauscher OF ARNETT D. RICHARDSON, JR. AND. CINDY RICHARD- PARCEL NO. 08-038.40-012 · did by deed dated September 29, 2004, and recorded in the office SON. ~ PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2451 Hammond Place, Wilmington, DE ·of the Recorder of Deeds, New Castle, Delaware in Instrument TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN. AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- 19808 · · No. 20041014-0112408, did .grant and convey unto Stephanie ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. ALL that certain tract of land with the improvements thereon Stratoti. MAY 31st, 2006 erected situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County and SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY SHERIFF'S SALE State of Delaware comprising Lot No. 20 Block 7 Section 3 on a OF STEPHANIE STRATOTI. By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #58 MY. AD., 2006. Plan of Kirkwood Gardens as the Plan of same is of record in the TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT TIME OF SALE. BAL- PARCEL NO. 09-010.30-043 Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for New Castle County in ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. . .. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 34 Springlake Dr., Newark, De 19711 Plat Record Volume 3 Page 76. . MAY 31st, 2Q06 ALL that certain lot', piece or parcel of land, with the dwell-· BEING the same lands and premises which Richard D. Dod . SHERIFF'S SALE ing thereon erected, known as 34 Spring Lake Drive, situate in son and Lucy D. Dodson did grant and convey unto.David L . By virtue of a writ of SECOND PLURIES LEV FAC /t33-MY. - White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County and State of Weatherby and Pauline Weatherby by deed dated March 6, 1970 "' AD., 2006. Delaware, being Lot No. 17, Block A, as shown on the final Plat of and recorded on March 6 1970 in the Office of the Recorder of PARCEL NO. 08-043.40-358 Brookhaven as said Plan is of record in the Office of the Recorder Deeds, in and for New Ca~tle County, State of Delaware, in Deed PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2504 Lindell Road, Wilmington, Dela- of Deeds in 'and for New Castle County, Delaware, in Microfilm Book 83 Page 23. ware · · No. 772, and being more particularly bounded and described in SEIZED ~D TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY ALL ·that certain lot~ piece or parcel of land with the build- accordance with a survey prepared by Zebley & Associates, Inc., OF DAVID L. WEATHERBY AND PAULINE WEATHERBY. ing thereon erected, situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle · dated July 16, 1992, as follows, to-wit: . TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN AT -TIME OF SALE. BAL County and State of Delaware and being Lot 24 as shown on the BEING the same lands and premises which Stephen L. Horchler ANCE DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. final plan of Grendon Farms, Section I, dated August 29, 1958 did grant and convey unto Shirley A. Horchler by deed dated Jan . '-. MAY 31st, 2006 as prepared ·by Van Demark & Lynch, Inc., as recorded in the uary 12, 1999 and recorded on January 25, 1999 in the Office of SHERIFF'S SALE office of the Recorder ·of Deeds in and for New Castle County, the Recorder of Deeds, in and for New Castle County, State of By virtue of a writ ofVEM #95 MY. AD., 2006. Delaware in Microfilm No. 708 and more particularly bounded Delaware, in Deed Book 2576 Page 0007. .· PARCEL NO. 11-046.40-204 and described according to a survey by Howard L. Robertson, SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with any build [nc., dated June 14, 2001, to-wit: . OF STEPHEN J. HORCHLER. ' ings or improvements thereon erected, known as 1 Bryan Circle, AND BEING the same lands and premises which Steven E. TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN·AT TIME OF SALE. BALANCE Brennan Estates, New Castle County and State of Delaware. Pokolak and Dianne L. Podolak by deed dated June 27, 2001 and DUE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 7, 2006. B-EING the same lands and premises which Blenheim Homes, recorded in the office aforesaid in Deed Record 200106280051266 MAY 3~st, 2006 granted and conveyed to Peter A. Osofsky and Beth I. OsofsJcy, , SHERIFF'S SALE · L.P., \l Delaware limited partnership and Blenheim Brennan, L.L.C., a Delaware limited liability company, by Deed dated No herein in fee. . · By virtue of a writ of LEV FAC #64 MY. AD., 2006. vember 8 1999 and recorded November 16, 1999, in the Office SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY PARCEL NO. 11-028.20-278 of the Re~orde; of Deeds in and for New Castle, Delaware, in OF PETER A. OSOFSKY AND BETH I. OSOFSKY, HEREIN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 119 Valerie Lane, Bear, DE 19701 Deed Book 2741, Page 9: did grant and convey unto ~akisha [N FEE. '' . ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel ofland known as 119 Val- farrare, iJJ. fee. (Conttnued) TERMS OF SALI~~_lO% DOWN All'<'BJ.MEl OJ<', £ALE., ~A1f;~~-- !.______~: • • • : ....• ... • . . ...: .. ·~---'.. --- -'·----.... ~~ - .... ~ ~~~~-,. ---- ..... ~ .. ,...... - -- .I" .r -- ~.o;--_,...,. ______... l --- ...... - ...... _ .... _ .. __ ~----"------. - PAGE 18 . - NEWARK POST • JULY 7, 2006 , 737-0724 • Fax 737-9019 (Continued) . LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY OF NAKISHA FARRARE. TERMS OF SALE: FULL PURCHASE PRICE AT THE TIME CITY OF NEWARK CITY OF NEWARK OF THE SALE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH 9DEL C. SS8726, DELAWARE NEWARK, DELAWARE THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF PUBLIC HEARING TRAFFIC COMMITTEE FINANCIAL OFFICER OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY. NOTICE MEETING NOTICE MAY31,2006 JULY 10, 2006 - 7:30 PM The Traffic Committee will meet on Tuesday, SHERIFFS SALE July 18, 2006, at 3:30 p.m. in the Police Depart By virtue of a writ ofVEM #98 MY. AD., 2006. Pursuant to Chapter 27-21(b)(2)(e) of the City of Newark Subdivision and Development Regu ment upper level conference room to discuss the PARCEL NO. 09-029.10-384 following: ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with any build lations, notice is hereby given of a Public Hear ing in the Council Chamber, Newark Municipal 1. Request for four-way stop sign at the intersec ings or improvements thereon erected, known as 130 Fox Drive, • > tion Of Old Oak Road and Sypherd Drive White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County and State of Building, 220 ElktonRoad, on Monday, July 10, 2. Review request three-way stop sign afVassar Delaware. ~ 2006; at 7:30 p.m., at which time the Council will BEING the same lands and premises which First Federal Sav consider the application of the Newark Charter Drive and Fiske Lane ings and Loan Association of Delaware, now known as First Fed School for a revised construction improvement The Traffic Committee may add items to the eral Savings Bank (of Delaware), a corpor(ltion organized under plan and subdivision agreement in order to con agenda at the time of the meeting and make rec the laws o_f the United States of America, by Deed dated March struct a three-story, approximately 73,500 square ommendations to the City Manager on all issues 12, 1985 and recorded March 13, 1985, in the Office of the Re foot gross floor area school building to serve kin discussed. . corder of Deeds, in and for New Castle, Delaware, in Deed Book dergarten through fourth grades in an expanded Any questions regarding the above topics may be 212, Page 233, did grant and convey unto Richard L. Hickman charter school complex located on the so1,1th side of directed to Chief William Nefosky, Newark Police and Kathlene D. Hickman, his wife, in fee. Elkton Road,_west of Christina Parkway, known as Department, at 366-7104, prior to the meeting. SEIZED AND TAKEN IN EXECUTION AS THE PROPERTY 2001 Patriot Way. np7/7 OF RICHARD L. HICKMAN AND KATHLENE D. HICKMAN. ZONING CLASSIFICATION - RH (Single-family, TERMS OF SALE: FULL PURCHASE PRICE AT THE TIME detached) and OFD (Open Floodway District) . Th.e following Sentinel Self Storage sites will OF THE SALE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH 9DEL C. SS8726, Susan A. Lamblack, MMC be holding public auctions on August 9, 2006. THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF City Secretary All sales are cash and final. A $100 cash deposit FINANCIAL OFFICER OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY. np 6/30,717 is required to purchase a unit. · MAY31,2006 Michael P. Walsh, Sheriff SENTINEL SELF STORAGE Sheriff's Office 200 First State Boulevard Wilmington, Delaware Wilmington DE, 19804 np 6/30,717 CITY OF NEWARK 302-999-0704 - DELAWARE Public auction to be held on August 9, 2006 at THE COURT OF CITY OF NEWARK DELAWARE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 11:00 a.m. The following storage units will be COMMON PLEAS PUBLIC HEARING· auctioned: FOR THE STATE COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA JULY 20, 2006 - 7:30 PM #9369- Julio Morales- AC, 3 bag~ china cabinet, OF DELAWARE JULY 10, 2006 - 7:30 PM .couch, entertainment center, pictures, stereo IN AND FOR Pursuant to Chapter 32, Article XIX fo the Code 1. SILENT MEDITATION & PLEDGE OF SENTINEL SELF STORAGE NEW CASTLE COUNTY ALLEGIANCE - of the City of Newark, Delaware, notice is hereby IN RE: CHANGE OF given of a_ public hearing at a regular meeting 1100 Elkton Road 2. CITY -.SECRETARY'S MINUTES FOR NAME OF of the Board of Adjustment on Thursday, July Newark, PE 19711 COUNCIL APPROVAL: 20, 2006 at 7:30 p.m. in the CoJlllcil Chamber, 302-731-8108 Kai Michelle Brunswick A. Court of Assessment Appeals June 26, PETITIONER(S) Newark, Municipal Building, 200 Elkton Road, A public auction will be held on Wednesday, 2006 - Newark, Delaware, to hear the following matters August 9, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. The contents of TO B. Regular Council Meeting of June 26, 2006 Kai Michelle Bailey and appeals: the following storage units will be auctioned: NOTICE IS HEREBJ *3. ITEMS NOT ON PUBLISHED AGENDA: 1. Action on proposed findings of fact and #1016 - Stephen Mendala - bicycle, .boxes, GIVEN . that Kai Mi A. Public (5 minutes per speaker) conclusions oflaw concerning eviction of fraternity dressers, shelving, fish tanks, surf board chelle Brunswick in B. University ordered by Building Department at 155 South ft7028 - Ruth Patten - bed mattress, boxes, cabi tends to present a Pe (1) Administration Chapel Street. net, suitcase, portable TV, show case tition to the Court o: (2) Student Body Representative #8085 - james Vadakin - bookcase, boxes C. Council Members 2. The appeal of Mark Sisk, Agent for Al Common Pleas for th! Schweizer and Sal Sedita, for the property at 155 #9163 - Betty Philhower - boxes, suitcase, State of Delaware in an( 4. ITEMS NOT FINISHED AT PREVIOUS South Chapel Street, for an interpretation of the Christmas items, w,rapping paper, totes for New Castle County MEETING: None following: - · SENTINEL SELF STORAGE to change her name t< 5. RECOMMENDATIONS ON CONTRACTS a) Ch. 32, Sec. 32-51(b) provides, in relevant 333 E. Lea Blvd. Kai Michelle Bailey. &BIDS: part, as follows: A fraternity or sorority, however, ' Wilmington, DE 19802 A. Increase to Contract 05-11, Water Main In ti--< I J,_ 302-764-6300 :t,v-w"W stallation Project that is suspended by the University of Delaware so that it is no longer approved and/or sanctioned A public auqion will he held on 819/06 at 12:00 *6. ORDINANCES FOR SECOND READING to operate as a fraternity or sorority for a period p.m. at the above address. All sales are cash & PUBLIC HEARING: of more than one year shall vacate the building only. All sales are final. The units to be auc Dated: 6/22/06 A. Bill 06-19 -An Ordinance Arllending Ch. and the uses as a fraternity' or sorority shall be tioned are as follows: np 6/30,7/7,14 11, Electricity, By Increasing terminated immediately upon such University #24 - Diwanya Deputy - air conditioner, bags, Electric Rates & Establishing suspension. beach chair, clothing, dresser, entertainment THE COURT OF Green Energy Fees center, fan, tool box, vacuum · COMMON PLEAS 3. The a·ppeal ofNan.cy and Charles Humbertson *7• . PLANNING COMMISSION/DEPARTMENT for the property at 44-46 Thompson Circle for the #63 - Mary V. Handlin - boxes, clothing closet, FOR THE STATE pictures, end table, tool boxes, totes, vacu.um, OF DELAWARE RECOMMENDATIONS: following variance: _ A. Request by Newark Charter School for Ap record albums, tool chest IN AND FOR a) Ch. 32, Sec. 3~-10(a)( 1) requires 6,250 square #106 - Alicia Simpson - bags, bed, box spring, NEW CASTLE COUNTY proval of a Revised Construction Improve feet·oflot area for parcels. Applicant requests 3,092 ments Plan and Subdivision Agreement In mattress, bicycle, microwave, stereo, portable IN RE: CHANGE OF square feet for Lot 51A and 2,959 square feet for TV NAME OF Order to Construct a Three-story; Approxi Lot B for occupancy permits as separate properties mately 73,500 Square Foot Gross Floor #107- Tramaine C. Fields- boxes, dresser, wash Jenna Ann Eggink for 44-46 Thompson ·Circle·. A 3,158 square foot er, dryer Broderick Area School Building to Serve Kinder-· variance for Lot 51A and a 3,291 square foot Lot B garten through Fourth Grades in an-Ex #205 - Kevin Taylor Oliver Jr. -- bags, office chair, Nathan John Eggink are requested. couch, floor lamp, kitchen table . Broderick panded Charter School Complex Located at 2001 Patriot Way, South Side· of Elkton ZONING CLASSIFICATION: RD #210 - Kevin Dennison -bags, box spring, mat PETITIONER(S) 4. The appeal of Leopold and Florence Pullella tress, totes, vacuum, space heater · TO Road, West of Christina Parkway 8. ORDINANCES FOR FIRST READING: for the property at 40 Hawthorne Avenue for the #221 - Shameka Brown - kitchen chair, uphol Jenna Ann Eggbro following variances: stered chair, couch, coffee table, dining table Nathan John Eggbro A. Bill 06-20 - An Ordinance Amending Ch. a) Ch. 32, Sec. 32-9(c)(2) allows a -maximum lot #241 - Brenda 1. lindsey - air conditioner, box NOTICE IS HEREBY 20, MV&T, By Designating a "spring, mattresses, boxes, rocking chair, couch, GIVEN that Jenna Ann Three-Way Stop at the Inter c<_>verage of 20%. Applicant requests 21.8% for an addition. A 1.8% variance is requested. desk, love seat, refrigerator Eggink-Broderick and section of North College Av #397 - Crystal Jones - bags, mattress, dryer, pic Nathan John Eggink enue & Prospect Avenue (2nd b) Ch. 32, Sec. 32-9(c)(7) requires a 10' side yard tures, portable TV, washer Broderick intends to Read. 7/24/06 setback. The proposed addition to the rear of the #98 - Thomas Miller - boxes;-stereo, records, present a Petition to the 9. ITEMS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLISHED property would make the existing detached garage VHS tapes Court of Common Plea~ - AGENDA: None non-conforrriing because it would not meet the side #280 - Ralph Jones - boxes, clothing, totes, wa for the State of Dela A. COUNCIL MEMBERS: yard setback of 10'. The garage is only 2'9" from ter jugs, foot lockers ware in and for New 1. Resolution No. 06-_: In Support of the the side lot line. A 7'6" variance is requested. Castle County, to change Relocation of the Christina School District ZONING CLASSIFICATION: RS SENTINEL SELF STORAGE his/her name to Jenna Offices to Downtown Newark. 5. The appeal of J . Todd Ladutko, Frogtown, 465 Pulaski Hwy. Ann Eggbro and Nathan B. COMMITIEES. BOARDS & COMMIS- LLC, for the property at 18 North Street & 162 New Castle, DE 19720 John Eggbro. SIQNS: None · N. College Avenue for the following variance 302-328-5810 JennaAnn A public auction will be held on 819/06 at 1 :00 C. OTHERS: None ' to accompany a request for an Administrative Eggink-Broderick Subdivision: p.m. at the above address. All sales are cash Petitioner 10. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: only. All sales are final. The units to be auc Dated: 6/19/06 A. Special Reports from Manager & Staff: a) Ch. 32, Section 32-aa(a)(1)(h) requires a tioned are as follows: np 6/23,30,717 None _ ·minimum lot size of one acres. Applicant. The plot #4008 - lisa Ennis - bags, bed, bicycle, chair, B. Alderman's Report plan submitted shows approximately 43,233 sq. ft. couch, dresser, love seat, TVs CALL OR EMAIL A 327 sq. ft. variance is requested. *OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT #4022 - Sharon james - boxes; chair, ironing OUT OF THIS ZONING CLASSIFICATION: RM board, speakers, table WORLD _ The above agenda is intended to be followed, but is subject to changes, deletions, additions and Any questions regarding the above appeal may _ #4045 - Leonard Jackson - bed, fishing equip CLASSIFIED modifications, as permitted under the Freedom of be directed to the City Secretary's Office at 366- ment, suitcases, table, tires, VCR 800-220-1230 Information Act of the State of Delaware. Copies 7070 prior to the meeting. #6016- Terry Holmes, Sr.- bags, chair clothing, 41 0-398-1230 _may be obtained at the City Secretary's Office, 220 Clayton S. 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SHOWER www. glo~elmedicines . net BAD CREDIT? SAL I FREE KITTENS , CHAIR • used 1 time. Remove Charge Off, $75 443-553-6084 Collectins, to a -good home. STEREO Cabinet solid black & solid modeL AM/FM with N~~hR5~~~L~st Vi:~ U LAWN&. Repossessions, 2 2 Shores, (Cecilton to 282 grey, Utter tr.ined & turntable. Free, you pick " SPORTING ELKTON 22 Blue ,.. GARDEN SERVlCE~ Late Payments, West to Stemmers Run, Moon Ct, off Leeds Rd., Foreclosures, · ready to go. up. 443-553.,_6084 ~ Goons Call 410.,398-1511 make left to first stop Sat 7/8 & Sun 719, 9-4 Bankruptcies. sign, make right) Satur LARSON'S ~ FURNITURE/ SWIMMING POOLS • furniture. antique~ . 150% MONEY BACK Pool Prices · Plunging! day & Sunday. July 8th tool$, books. hou~ hold ~arm & Nursery, Ltd. GUARANTEE! ,.. FURNISHINGS Warehous.e Sale on .all & 9th. 8am-4pm. goods & collectibles 741 Leeds Rd, . 1-877-56.8-1400 above· ground swimming - Elktop. MD 21921 pools. Many - pools to NOW YOU CAN PLACE 410:.a92-5175 IRS TAX DEBT KEEP s choose. from. For exam ING YOU AWAKE? Local Can be twin be(ts. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD KJTTENS'· FREE to eludes access ple: 19x31 oval pool with 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK *Mulch CPA firm resolves all good home. 2 blk & deck, fence and .filter for Federal and State tax make,double bed on CALL OR EMAIL * Topsoil white, 1 gray & White.. botom. Cherry finish. only $1 ,180.00. Installa *Stone problems for individuals. . Adorab{y·playfull tion extra. 100% Financ OUT OF THIS WORLD CLASSIFIED and businesses. US Tax · Hardly used at grand· * Trees & Shrubs Call: 410·2~7~702 rna's house. less than ing Availabie.. Call now 410-398-1230 * Pallet Stone Resolutions, P.A. , for free backyard survey! 877-477- 11 08. one year old. $650 800-220-1230 302-137·1609 Crown Pools QUICK DELIVERIES 886-590.6466. [email protected] larsontreeservice@ Instruction comcast.net Rover needs a new ride or go to AIRLINE MECHANIC • Rapid training for high ~-ICITTENS-2 Netg~)' :Find it Classilied! SuperPages.com paying Aviation Career. VERY DINING, RM SET solid FAA predicts severe hardwood incl hutch w/ to see more shortage. Financial aid if FRXENI)lV glass doors table & 6 information! qualify - Job placement 10 WEEKS chairs asking $800 call assistance. Call AIM 410-275-2996 (888) 349-5387. OLD' FREE TO 6001) HOME. · LAZY BOY SOFA, LARSON'S E-o.rlevi:lle orea . Beige .color, like new. Tree Service & AIRLINE MECHANIC $150 obo. Mahohany din rapid tr.alning for high 410-275-2645 Landscaping, LTD leo.ve rnes$oge ing room table wl 4 Since 1978 paying Aviation careei. chairs. $150 obo. Call FAA predicts severe ••••••• 302-368-4393 • Topsoil.mulch & stone shortage, financial aid if Quick Deliveries qualify. Job placement assistance. Call AIM LAB PUPS Black; AKQ • Trees -& Shrubs hunting stock · & vet 1-888-349-5.387 •Buffer Plantings checked $425 ea. Ready •Foundation Plantings now. 410·755.-6158 •HydfOseeding •Lawns raked & ATTEND COLLEGE seeded ON.LINE FROM HOME. •Septic systems & •Medical. *Business. repa11'l! *Paralegal, N8g'(? •Mulching & general *Computers,. *Criminal POMERANIAN LIVJNG RM SET Sofa, cleanup Justice. Job placement female. S'morrths·old. •Bush hogging & assistance. Computer wlngbaqk chair wUh cleaJing provided. - pure bred w/papers. _ ottoman. cream back $300 Call 410-658-1303 ground w/mauve, blue & •Stump Grinding Financial Aid .if quali •Decks & Additions fied. can 866-858-2121 green accents, 2 cherry www;OnllneTldewaterTheh.com end tables & 1 coffee Quick Professional table, 4 piece entertain ment center. Exc. t;Ond., Service MHIC#73466 $1 ,500. 302-998-9443 OUT OF THIS YELLOW LAB PUPS! larsontreeservice@ ~ T R UCJW/ SJ>OHf ,.. YARD SALES ,.. YARD S AL ES ,.. Y ARD S ALES ,.. Y ARD SALES ,.. P OWER B OATS ,.. A UTOS ,..... UTILITY VEHICLES FLEA MARKET & PERRYVILLE Sat. 7/8. CHEVY BLAZER tHEVROLET BAKE SALE INSIDE 406 Broad St. (Next to All power. 4x4, CAMARO LT '00 IROC 1985 Good old fashioned & train station). 9am 'til ? riAiii. 115k, well maihtained. Z· 28 Rare year one lroc, 5.0 clean. North East VFW, Moving - it all must go. $6000. 410.885-3191 orig· owner. 46 k miles. 815 Turkey Point Rd. Fum., appliances, tools, BASS BOAT 97 GAM· July 8th, 8am-3pm. Ven L&G Items, kitchen stuff ~ Mint cond .. 100% stock. Yard Sale - Elkton BLER OUTLAW DC, $11 .000. 410-398-6599 dors needed only 45 and more! mere 150efi, loaded. . CHEVY 810 EXT CAB Tables avail, 222 Bridge Street s. -Runs great $9500 obo. '85 Runs good, needs $15 per table. Sat. & Sun. June 3-<4. 41 Q-398-6848 · a little touch up work. 410-287-7817 ·7am til?? Automatic, power (Pat's Pizza parking steering, $1500 or best ELKTON 560 Middle Regal, Donzi, Robalo. Rd, off Rt 273 near Blue lot) Used Boats · offer. 410.287-1441 N~Y Ball Rd Sat 718 & Sun. Antiques, glassware, Jackson Marine Sales 7/9 9-3 some fum PORT . DEPOSIT, clothing, books, tools, North East. Md. .~;.~':fi; FORO '04 EXPLORER 4 spd, new exhaust, women's clothes + size Peacock Lane. (off of furniture etc. Call for Call: 410.287-9400 '83, r~ kids clothes · toys Sport Track, Adrenann: new tires, asking $2,800. & Craigtown Rd.) info jacksonmarinesales.com h/h 1tems - & appl's & NORTH EAST· Duck Chan9.ed Sat. 7/8. 40k, exc cond. Must sell Must sell! 410-378-4883 to 410-620-4900 much more! Harbour 2nd right on Sam til? Rain date $20,000. 410-658-6257 lrishtown Rd. behind Sun_7/9 . or 443-553-8849 Beacon Apts. July 8th & "' CAMPERS/ 9th 8am-4pm. Clothes. ,..... PoP-UPS _games, toys, baby stuff. GMC SIERRA SLE '95 Questions call 22' SUNLINE '88 per~ Club Cab short bed. 443-309-8300 feet condition. Every Runs great 5.7 VB, AT, thing new. Ready to go! pwr windows and doors, MAZDA 626 LX '97 N~'t]~ $4000. 410-658-8957 or rear slider. 145 k miles. Silver, 5 speed manual ' FARM MARKET 443-553-T125 ELKTON- Will set up Needs some cosmetics, transmission, AM/FM/ at Wrights Country Deli, but no rust. $5000. 080 cassette. Runs well Rt. 7 Elkton 1/4 mile U MoTORCYCLES/ 41 Q.-287 -3525 $2500 or best offer. Call 610-932·4568 past State Hwy. Building Y ATVs on ttie right tpwards NE. PORlUGT DEPOSIT: 7 NayI July 7 & 8. We are cleaF FREE delivery & planting ANTiQUE A UTOS ing out attics, base lor Blue Court, off of HONDA TRX 200 GOOD Rock Run Road, follow Leyland cypress CC-'92, 4 wheeler, ments and garages. Too SPECIAL 4 @ $25 much to list. .. signs form 222, 276. & semi auto, runs good PARTS CAR!. 275. Saturday, July 8th, 6 mo warranty $900 192'* FORD MODEL T 4 t0-928-3707 7am-? Huge Garage call 443-553.0034 COUPE: Totally original. PONTIAC NORTH EAST: 55 Waiting tor your restora ESTATE SALE 7/7 • sale, Rain or shine! GRANO AM '95, McKinney Town Rd, off tion. $4000. 410-943-4682 7/8 Sam 'til ? Rain or Cleaned out mom & 4dr, Quad -4- 4 cylin of Rt 272 towards dads house plus some "' A UTO P ARTS & shine in tent and der, no title. Runs Turkey Pt. Saturday, friends joined in to. porch. Fum., HH July 8th, Bam-? A littfe ,..... A CCESSORIES good. Everything from house Make an offfer. items, appliances & bit of everything! hold to- a few tools. ,.. A UTOS gym equip., etc. Also . Please call, ·· NEED 41 0-398-5888 and iOX14 MOBILE TRANSPORTATION PORSCHE leave a message. HOME lovingly restored. 2BR, PARTS??? ,.. POWER BOATS new bath, lar~e new Front Clip, right & left PONTIAC GRAND AM kitchen. LR wtth fire doors for 1989 GT '95. V6, p!w, p/1 , place. Porsche 911 Cabrio. ' 65. MUSTNAG moon roof, rear spoiler, 19'WINNE~ Make an offer. Walton Lane off of TOURNEMENT '87 COUPE, project car, alloy wheels, low miles, Lums Rd. North East, Johnson 135, runs, Please call: have all parts to restore. black, exc. cond., Asking MD. Signs are posted. .ready for the water! 410-398-5888 and Asking $3,000. Must $3;500 obo. Please call: leave a message_ . 410·287-3116 $3,800 410-398-1476 S1;1ll! 410-378-4883 443-553-0519 THE FIRST STATE JEEP AIJVANTK.E~ COLONIAL Allli'II'D/LAif 601 E. Pulaski Hwy 4003 N. DuPont Highway Elkton, MD Route 13at 1495 IOTORS 1-800-420-JEEP 000.241-6644 STAPLEFORD'S NO HASSLE LOW PRICES CHEVROLET LARGE SELECTfON 1·866·446·6321 5439 PULASKI HWY. NEW OLDSMOBILE FORD RT 40 & 222· PERRYVILLE 302-834-4568 The Best Deals & USED _AIAWD In Perryville YOURSUBARU AUTOMOBI DODGE COSTS LESS , CHECK 4H OllettWn R4. JV!~ Newark DE. unn IN WILMINGTON OUT CECIL COUNTY Ctllllor det11ilt f~Mil41~24200 MARYLAND OUR Why tome to us? 866·708-5162 ~ 800-394-2277 W•'ll come to you! FREE PICK-UP 11nd DEUVERY SERVICE ADVANTAGEe ~.., 1-302-368-6262 560 E. PULASKI HWY. 1..ft88-237-8434 410-398-3600 CALL FOR A BltiJCHlJRE ASK FOR NICIJ1E.EXT. UIS 1-800-899-FORD newrtrk1oYc:t;.:ortd.c:om DELAWARE i~ 'I' . PAGE-24 • NEWARK Posr • JuLY 7, 2006 737-0724 • Fax 737-9019 G) 1111& -AN UPDATE·o LOOK AT MORTGAGE RATES ••• LENDER CLASSIC MORTGAGE CORP. ARDENT TITLE COMPANY .._,CHASE~.... . Susan M. Knight · CMC WHERE GREAT RATES ARE MET S~tttement Agent 218 East Pulaski Hwy, Elkton, MD WITH GREAT SERVICE! 410-620-21811-866-845-7735 149-151 E. l\!.11n Succt • E1ktun. \ID 21921 302-366-1661 Call a Chase Home Finance Mortgage Specialist today. All loans are subject to credit and property appnwal. PfoWam terms and conditions are subject to chan&!- ~ (410 ! 940 97XO • Fctx <410! 996-97X4 ---:1-"'1 without ootice. Not all products are 3'1ailable In all states or lor a" loan amotJnts. Other restrictlons and 1.!!.J limitations apply. AlllcR!ns offered througtl Ctlase Manl\attan Mortgage Cof"PPf3tion ('CMMC' ). 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Residenti.al, Commercial 1ST STATE MORTGAGE (41 0) 398-6272 5.625/2/5.8 1 5.875/3/6.10 Investment Lending No Points, No Application Fee, No Lock Fee or Broker Fee ABILITY MORTGAGE GROur, LLC. 877- 747-1549 6.125/0/6.24'6 6.375/0/6.449 ~ www.marylandsmortgage.com APGFCU 1-888-LOAN-391 6.125/1.349/6.363 6.375/1.289/6.514 5.625/1.00/7.747 5.62511/1.289 5.375/1/6.878 BAYNET (410) 996-0000 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES CECIL FEDERAL BANK (410) 398-1650 7:1251017. 14 7.375/0/7)8 6.99/J .5/9 7.99/1.5/8.83 8.99/1.5/9.15 CECIL TRUSTMORTGAGE & LOAN (410) 287-1515 5.875/0/6.094 6.25/0/6J12 5.5/0/5.628 5.75/0/5.879 5.875/0/6.005 CHASE HOME FINANCE (410) 620-2181 6/116.2302 6.375/1.25/6.5403 5.75/1/7.7033 6.125/1/7.4615 6.25/1/7.2818 CHRISTIANA HOME LOAN (877) 777-0795 5.375/3/5.65 5.75/3/6.01 CLASSIC MORTGAGE CORP (302) 366-1661 5.875/3/6.31 6/3/6.41 CALL CMC TODAY! MERCANTILE COUNTY BANK (410) 620-0183 5.901010 5.991010 QESTINY HOME MORTGAGE (410) 620-4197 *PLEASE CALL FOR RATES destinyhomemortgagt;wrh ,.._ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NE (410) 392-4000 6.75/0/6.7617 6.5/2/6.7026 N/A . 7.125/0/7.5710 7/0/7.5199 GILPIN MORTGAGE (302) 656-5400 5.75/3/6:335 6.25/3/6.605 5.625/2.25/7.753 5.625/2.75/7.554 HARFORD"BANK . (410) 642-9160 6.125/0/6.316 · 6.5/0/6.7 is *.PLEASE CALL FOR RATES Please call for available~ Interest only ~A FINANCI~L SERVICES (410) 287-5600 All lsttime 2nd homes & · <" NBRS (410) 658-5504 Rates change daily. Call for details. 7.39/l/7.864'· 7.49/1/7.824 7.99/1/8.022 (410) 996-2265 6.625/0/6.77 7/0/7.09 6.875/0/7.845 7/0/7.706 7.125/0/7.632 SUNTRUST MORTGAGE (800) 232-3320 612/6.15 6.375/2/6.45 5.625/2/5.70 5.75/2/5.85 WILMINGTON MORTGAGE (410) 398-5607 6.125/0/6.25 .· ' 6.5/0/6.62 5/115.125 5.62511/5.75 5.75/115.875 WILMINGTON (302) 651-8848 5.875/3/6.35 6.375/3/6.67 5.5/1/7.07 5~75/116.86 . 6.51017.09 \ These rates, effective 6/30/06, were provided byJhe lenders and are subject to change. Other terms may be available: These rates are for existing first mortgages. Points may vary on refinances. Down payment requirements may vary. *Caps ;ind·length may vary on adjustable rates. The APR is based on a $100,000 mortgage with a 20% down payment ami is in addition to interest included points fees & other credit costs. To list your mortgage rates, call our Real Estate Sales Division at 410 398-3311 or 1-800-220-3311. These mortgage rates are a paid advertisng feature of the Cecil Whig Residential & Commercial Loans Availal:>le WILMINGTON MoRTGAGE oF ELKTON · · Licensed in MD, DE, ·PA BEITER RATEs AND MoRE · . ESTINY . OPTIONS THAN yOUR HOME MORTGAGE, LLC BANK OR CREDIT UNION 1076 Augustine Herman Highway, Elkton, Maryland 21921 205 East Main Street, Many programs available to suit your ne·eds. Elkton, MD 21921 . . . .. Office: (41 0} 398-5607 Call 41 0·620-4197 Member of Maryland Chamber Of Commerce Phil Davis Toll Free: (800} 607·5607 Kim Pettitt Toll Free 877.793·2335 www.destinyhomemortgage.com If I ' 1 1. I I I RE'Mtl< ln~egrity Ron Baunchalk REALTOR® MD and. DE 2825 North East Road North East, Maryland 21991 Direct: 1 ~ 41 0-920-9400 • Now offering FHA,VA,-. Office: 1-410-658-3100 & CDA mortgages -Fax: 1A 10-658-3163 •. . ··· . . . .• €onstruction ,to ~rmanent loans Mt"rJ~~~fmarn:tal , __, . Con~~V~i!(r ixed ·rate, ARMS, -~ r E-Mail: ronbilUr1Ch.alk@ mris . co~ , ,~• ball nfUf\b~oe Qdgag~.. "' . • Lotl ~ i'is ~~Br1d~- ~ o~1~- ~· ·" _• Locally ~rviced mortg~ges , · · Discover why 15 million homeowner~ trust their homes to State Farm. Todd P Stewart, Agent ' 621 E. Pulaski Highway Elkton, MD 21921 Bus: 410-398-2024 [email protected] LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, STATE FARM IS THERE.® Century 21 Towne Centre State Farm Fi re and Casualty Company, State Farm Genera l Insurance Company- Bloomington, ll 121 5. Main St North East, MD 21901 12104 State Fa rm Florida Insurance Company- Winter Haven, Fl • State Farm lloyds- Dall as, TX 410-287-0037 Ext. 39 800-334-0037 Ext. 39 EXIT REALTY· CHESAPEAKE BAY 349 E. Pulaskt Highway, Elkton, MD 21921 OFFICE: (41 0) 398-9000 HOME: (410) 378-3331 FAX: (410) 378-3~26 E-MAIL511 [email protected] Call Gayton Thomas for ds, all your Real Estate nee , • Onru . -~-· ,IY21. TOWNE CENTRE Gayton Thomas "Brookside Resident" Cell: 302-250-6801, Office: 302-834-7555 [email protected] ' · ' ..... f •• PAGE 26 • NEWARK PosT • juLY 7, 2006 737-0724 • Fax 737-9019 IN THE NEWS Eleven of District's 28 schools get new pri·ncipals ...,.. LULL, S Christiana High; former prin~ipal assistant principal at MeVey . principal at Christiana High to instructional support to supervisor from Scott Flowers left the district; Elementary to assistant principal assistant principal at Shue-Medill of professional development; Sherry Gross, acting principal at Bayard Intermediate; Middle; . . Andrew Hegedus, executive Academy; to principal at Glasgow High; Kalia · Reynolds, . assistant Harold Ingram, assistant prin director of organizational develo'p Heather Bordas assistant Natascha Ramminger, District ·principal at Wilson Elementary cipal at Kirk Middle to assistant ment to supervisor of grants; principal of Brader Elementary energy manager. to assistant prin to assistant principal at Brader principal at Christiana High; Josette Johnson, acting execu_ to principal of Elbert-Palmer cipal at Bancroft Intermediate; Elementary; James Sloan, District senior tive direcwr of alternative educa Intermediate; Bernita Thomas-Boyce, assis Patricia Coverdale, District administrator for instructional tion to supervisor of personnel; Robett Klatzkin, principal on tantprincipal at Keerie Elementary supervisor of human resources support to assistant principal at Eleanor Ludwigsen, principal · spedal assignment to principal to assistant principal at Bayard ' to assistant principal at Keene Christiana High; of Shue-Medill Middle to supervi of. Shue-Medill Middle; current Intermediate; 1 Elementary; Gina Moody, assistant principal sor, of" elementary and secondary principal Eleanor l,udwigsen to Eric Stephens, assistant prin Howard Kutcher, District man at Shue-Medill Middle to assistant / education; · District supervisor of elementary cipal at Bancroft Intermediate ager of humap resources to assis principal at Glasgow High; Jeffrey Edmison, assistant and secondary education; to assistant principal at Leasure tant principal at Gauger-Cobbs ~ith Moyer, assistant princi superintendent and chief operating Noreen Lasorsa, assistant prin Elementary; Middle; pal of Smith Elementary School officer to- supervisor of facilities cipal at Newark High to principal of Patricia Patton-Thomas, Elizabeth O'Hare, assistant to assistant principal. of Newark management; iligh; . . . Sharon Denny, manager of Robert Anderson, administrator program operations at Sarah Pyle of student employment to assistant Academy to manager· of special principal at Sarall Pyle Academy. education; _Sunnyside .fillage ... The school board stipulated a Virginia Navarro,.supervisor to ,_ transition period for school admin manager of student services; . istrators between July 1 and July William Rawles, director to Single family homes from 18. Schools may determine how manager of technology; · best to use this transition period Daniel Cruce, acting executive based on their needs. director of governmental affairs to $,225,900 The s.chool board also approved manager of personnel; changes in positions held by Sylvia Flowers, director of 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 car administrators at the District's training and development to man:. · garage, full basement. central office: ager of grants. Freeman Williams, director of District administrators cur student services to superintendent rently remaining in their posi Open Thursday-Monday, 12-5 of administrative ser:vices; tions, according to the Table ,o f Edward Bosso, executive Organization: · or by appointment director of unique alternative ser Wendy Lapham; public infor vices and statewide programs to mation officer; assistant superintendent of human Christine DaCosta, · supervisor Site Office: ·resources; of payroll and benefits; ® Sarall Farr, director of state- Robert Laws, supervisor of DIRECTIONS: Rt.l3 S thru Smyrna to right at Carter Rd. (Food Lion) 302-65.3-7700 Patterson wide programs to director of spe- transportation; to entrance into Sunnyside Village. Or Rt. 13 Nto left on Carter Rd. Schwartz . cial services; f Marc Antony Williams, super.: Or Rt. I to eicit 114 to Rt.l3 S for 1/10 mile to right on Carter Rd. Newark Office~ 302-733-7000 1:5) R E <" l I ~ f 1>, l 1 _ · Helen Spacht, principal of visor of food service; =t.. -:= Bayard Intermed,i.ate to sup~rvisor Katby Dick-Frederick, man- of curriculum and'instruction; ager of finance; · Pamela Stazesky, senior adnlin Denise Glover, manager of istrator for research and assess finance; ment to supervisor of accountabil- Philip Keefer, manager of test ity and assessment; - ing; Deborall · Doordan, director of Dana Crumlish, manager of real estate auctions Ju,;~d;~ BANK-OVVNED SALES Gl " MCJ~AI ' TIIo :\tJ : s.coM THE BLUFFS AT BIG ELK CRGEK CALV:ARESE FARMS ELK ToWNSHIP, CHESTER Co., OxFo'Ro., PA BEAR, NEw-CAsTLE co., DE SINGLE·FAMILY HOMES SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES FROM THE UPPER $300's, FROM THE· VPJ?ER $3oo's 1 Directions: Rte. 896N a nd proceed 7· miles ··.. Directions: ·1-9:;;'i1;> Rte. IS. Proceed 3 mil_es ELKTO~.f MD 4• ..... ·.. ~ ·. past the PA state line. Left onto Sagi;;aw·Rd. to Rte: 40W., Rlght at , Hollywood Vide~ ' ' Left onto King Row Rd. Proceed J. mile and· Proceed througJ:t _traffic circle and Model will '-' 101 PATRIOTSWAY - turn left onto Victoria til. Model on the left. be ahead.. - · 610-932-9610 302-838-:-8r790 4BR 2BA 2, 125sf+ home. Built 2002. IBA 775sft. Built 1953. Approx . . ~. · ~ .. : . Approx .21 ac lot. .II ac lot. Taxes $675 ('06). OPENING BIQ: $50,000 OPENING BID: $1 ,000 BROKERS ALWAYS WELCOME Inspections l-4pm Sunday July Inspections l-4pm Sunday July ·16'th 9th & 16th and 2 hours prior and 2 hours prior GEMCRAFT - to safe time. to sale time. Sells: I 0:30am Fri., July 21st Sells: 8:00am Fri., July 21st Building Dreams One Home At A Time OPE.N MoN 2-6, TuEs- SuN 11 ~ ef 1 I 1 I • I •. 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