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Bill Shull

Rehoboth Beach

News Reporter at Cape Gazette

News Director, WE ARE PENN STATE

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  • 1 week ago | capegazette.com | Bill Shull

    The City of Lewes was awash in red, white and blue for traditional Memorial Day ceremonies. The day began with the laying of wreaths at Lewes Presbyterian Church on Kings Highway. The remembrance is hosted by the Col. David Hall Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Col. David Hall, a Lewes native, who fought in the Revolutionary War and went on to become Delaware’s 16th governor. He is buried in the church cemetery. Wreaths were laid by the DAR Col.

  • 1 week ago | capegazette.com | Bill Shull

    Lewes Beach Patrol Capt. Strohm Edwards looked at the assignment board inside his headquarters building on the eve of what will be his team’s biggest season ever. “He swam for me, he swam for me, she swam for me,” Edwards said as he pointed out all of his lifeguards who he has coached on various teams. They will now put those skills to work protecting visitors to Savannah and Johnnie Walker beaches. The lifeguards gathered for a season kickoff party at the headquarters building May 23.

  • 2 weeks ago | capegazette.com | Bill Shull

    “The next chapter of Lewes is not written only by a mayor and her council; it is written by all of us.”Those were the words of Amy Marasco minutes after she was sworn in as the city’s first female mayor. Marasco placed her hand on a Bible and recited the oath of office just after noon, May 21. She promised to launch a new era of getting people engaged in citizen democracy. “Bring your ideas, your worries, your concerns. But, also, bring your ideas and solutions.

  • 2 weeks ago | capegazette.com | Bill Shull

    The Lewes-Georgetown Trail was especially busy the morning of May 16, as dozens of people took part in the annual Lewes Bike to Work Day ride. The group started at the trailhead near the Lewes Public Library, and rode a 45-minute loop through neighborhoods and back to city hall. Mary Roth, chair of the Lewes Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, said the event helps promote the city’s extensive bike infrastructure. “It’s another way to get out, even though you may or may not be biking to work.

  • 2 weeks ago | capegazette.com | Bill Shull

    The first of two temporary summer art pieces is now standing in Lewes' George H.P. Smith Park. The colorful sculpture by artist Shelley Parriott, called "Ciel du Soir,” is located between the parking lot on DuPont Avenue and Blockhouse Pond. It is made of perforated, heavy-gauge aluminum and sits on a bed of stones.

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