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Contents
Relocation Information............................................................... 5
Central Delaware Restaurant Guide ................................ 49, 50
Delaware - The First State ........................................................... 7
Accommodations ......................................................... 52, 53, 54
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Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce .......................... 55
State Senators and Representatives ....................................... 11
Schools ................................................................................. 56, 57
Kent County Levy Court Commissioners ................................ 11
Colleges ............................................................................... 58, 59
City of Dover .............................................................................. 13
Hospital, Fire and Ambulance Service ............................. 60, 62
City of Harrington ...................................................................... 15
CDCC Events ............................................................................. 63
Town of Smyrna ......................................................................... 17
Libraries....................................................................................... 64
Kent County Cities & Towns ..................................................... 17
Community Services ................................................................. 64
Industries in Central Delaware................................................. 19
Transportation Services ............................................................. 65
Excellent Place to Start a Business .......................................... 22
1RQ3URÀW$JHQFLHV ............................................................ 67, 68
Local Taxes ................................................................................. 23
Looking For Employment .......................................................... 69
State Taxes and Utility Rates .................................................... 24
Touring the Area ............................................................. 70, 71,72
Population, Climate, Size, Voter Registration ......................... 25
Area Events ................................................................................ 73
Driver’s License and Motor Vehicles Registration .................. 25
Recreation in Central Delaware ....................................... 74, 75
Dover Air Force Base ................................................................ 29
Delaware State Parks ............................................................... 76
Looking for a Home in Kent County .................................. 30, 31
Fish & Wildlife ............................................................................. 77
Advertising Directory .......................................................... 79, 80
On The Cover
Dave Chambers
Dave Chambers has been working as a photojournalist
with the Delaware State News for over seven years and
chances are you’ve seen him out and about taking photos wearing his backwards cap. He is a graduate of the
University of Delaware and teaches photography at Delaware Technical Community College in Dover.
In 2012, he began his “Sunday Family Portrait Series”
where he photographs families, couples and groups on
Sundays in his own unique style. If you’re interested in
having your family portrait shot by Dave he can be
reached at 302-632-8021 or [email protected].
Go online to get the latest news from Delaware State
News at www.delaware.newszap.com.
Emily Stubbs
My name is Emily Stubbs; I am 18 years old. I am a senior at
Polytech High School in the Visual Communications shop. I
am an active student academically and through extracurricular activities. I am an Honor student, a member of
the Yearbook club, I played Xylophone and participated
in Marching Band and I compete in Skills USA. My hobbies
are painting, yoga, cooking and trying new vegetarian
foods, and hanging out with friends. My future plan is to
become a Nurse Practitioner in Dermatology. I will be a full
time nursing student this fall at Delaware Technical and
Community College.
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CENTRAL DELAWARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Relocating to Central Delaware
CITY OF DOVER ............................................................................................................................................................................ 736-7040
Electric, Water, Sewer, Trash Pick-Up
ELECTRIC (OUTSIDE DOVER CITY LIMITS)
Delaware Electric Co-Op ............................................................................................................................... 302-398-9090, ext. 706
Delmarva Power ............................................................................................................................................................. 800-375-7117
NATURAL GAS
Chesapeake Utilities ...................................................................................................................................................... 302-734-6700
CABLE
Comcast .......................................................................................................................................................................... 888-266-2278
TRASH
Waste Management ...................................................................................................................................................... 302-994-0944
WATER
Artesian Water .................................................................................................................................... 302-453-6930 or 800-332-5114
Tidewater Utilities ................................................................................................................................ 302-734-7500 or 800-523-7224
PHONE SERVICE
Verizon: Residential Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. ........................................................................................ 800-942-5000
Comcast Cable of Kent county ..................................................................................................................................... 302-674-3440
Cavalier ............................................................................................................................................................................. 800-683-3944
KENT COUNTY SERVICES
Sewer, Trash Collection, Permits .................................................................................................................................... 302-744-2430
RECYCLING PROGRAM FOR DELAWARE RESIDENTS
Citizens’ Response Line .................................................................................................................................................. 800-404-7080
Delaware Solid Waste Authority ................................................................................................................................... 302-739-5361
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Delaware – The First State
DELAWARE STATE FLAG
The State Flag of Delaware was adopted July
24, 1913. In accordance
with the design authorized
at that time the State
Flag has a background of
colonial blue, surrounding
a diamond of buff color in
which is placed the coat
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in chapter 62, volume 26, Laws of Delaware. Below the diamond are the words, “December 7, 1787”, indicating the
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THE STATE BIRD
A tradition recorded by the historians
of Delaware in their writings relating to
the “Blue Hen’s Chickens,” it is told that
during the early days of the Revolutionary War the men of Captain Jonathan
Caldwell’s company, recruited in Kent
County, took with them game chickens
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chickens were said to be of the brood of
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throughout the army and when in battle the Delaware men
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“Blue Hen’s Chickens.”
Although a law was not enacted and approved until April
14, 1939, by which the “Blue Hen Chicken” was adopted as
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tion. This occurred on Dec. 7, 1787, at a session in Dover.
President Thomas Jefferson referred to Delaware as being
like a diamond, because it had great worth even though it
was small, and this led to the additional nickname of “The
Diamond State.”
STATE FRUIT
Adopted May 13, 2010, the strawberry is an
important product of Delaware's agricultural
industry. Delaware strawberries are bred for
taste, not to be big or last a long time on a
store self.
Learn more about strawberries in the "Food
for Thought" PSA brought to you by the Delaware Department of Agriculture.
THE STATE TREE
By Act of the General Assembly of
the State of Delaware approved by the
Governor on May 1, 1939, the American Holly, often called Christmas holly
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bright red berries appear and it is from
the dark green thorny leaved foliage
with the red berries that the various
Christmas greens and decorations are made.
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emblem of the State of Delaware on
May 9, 1895. Prior to the passage of this
act there had been much sentiment
among some of the citizens of the State
who favored the Golden Rod as the
State Flower. As a result of this sentiment the agriculturalists and the school
children sent petitions to the legislature pointing out that Delaware had
the reputation of being the “Peach
State” since her orchards contained
more than 800,000 peach trees, which yielded a crop worth
thousands of dollars. These reasons prompted the adoption
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THE STATE SEAL
Adopted January 17, 1777, the State Seal
contains the coat of arms. It also bears
inscription around it “The Great Seal of the
State of Delaware” and the dates 1793, 1847,
and 1907. 1793 and 1847 are dates when
minor design changes in that seal occurred.
1907 is the year in which the seal currently in
use was procured.
THE STATE BUG
Adopted April 25, 1974, the Lady Bug was
chosen by the Legislature after an intensive
effort on the insect’s behalf by a group of
elementary school children.
STATE DESSERT: PEACH PIE
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dessert. Peach farming is an important
part of Delaware's agricultural heritage,
as the peach was introduced to Delaware in Colonial times and expanded
as an industry in the nineteenth century.
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CENTRAL DELAWARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Government Ofﬁcials
GOVERNOR
JACK MARKELL
150 William Penn St.
Tatnall Building, Second Floor
Dover, Delaware 19901
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www.delaware.gov
LT. GOVERNOR
MATT DENN
150 William Penn Street
Tatnall Building, 3rd Floor
Dover, Delaware 19901
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U.S. SENATOR
CHRIS A. COONS
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500 W. Loockerman St., Suite 450
Duncan Center
Dover, De 19901
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U.S. SENATOR
THOMAS R. CARPER
500 W. Loockerman St., Suite 470
Dover, DE 19904
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U.S. Senate: 513 Hart Bldg.
Washington, DC 20510
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U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
JOHN C. CARNEY JR.
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233 N. King Street, Ste. 200
Wilmington, DE 19801
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PRESIDENT, KENT COUNTY LEVY COURT
P. BROOKS BANTA
300 S. Carter Rd.
Smyrna, DE 19977
(H) 653-7431
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SIZE: Ranks 49th in the nation with an area of 2057 square miles. Delaware is 96 miles long and varies from 9 to 35 miles in width.
LOCATION: On the mid-Atlantic coast, bordered on the north by Pennsylvania, on the east by New Jersey and the Atlantic Ocean, and on
the south and west by Maryland.
STATE SONG: “Our Delaware”
STATE COLORS: Colonial blue and buff.
STATE MOTTO: Liberty and Independence.
STATE NICKNAME: The First State.
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CENTRAL DELAWARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
State Representatives and Senators
14TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Bruce C. Ennis (D) 2012-2016
522 Smyrna-Clayton Blvd.
Smyrna, DE 19977
Home: 653-7566
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15TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
David G. Lawson (R) 2012-2016
2257 Westville Road
Marydel, DE 19964
Home: 492-1511
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16TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Colin R.J. Bonini (R) 2012-2014
276 Banning Rd.
Camden, DE 19934
Home: 698-0960
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17TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Brian J. Bushweller (D) 2012-2016
103 Burning Tree Rd.
Dover, DE 19904
Home: 674-5442
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18TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
F. Gary Simpson (R) 2012-2014
6 W. Clarke Ave.
Milford, DE 19963
Home: 422-3460
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28TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
William J. Carson, Jr. (D) 2012-2014
680 Lake Drive West
Smyrna, DE 19977
Home: 653-8642
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29TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
W. Charles (Trey) Paradee, III (D) 20122014
22 Bell Minor Court, Quails Nest
Dover, DE 19904
Home: 659-5850
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30TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
William R. “Bobby” Outten (R) 2012-2014
206 Delaware Avenue
Harrington, DE 19952
Home: 398-3816
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31ST REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Darryl M. Scott (D) 2012-2014
102 Cobblestone Ln.
Dover, DE 19904
Home: 735-1781
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32ND REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Andria Bennett (D) 2012-2014
P.O. Box 344
Dover, DE 19903
Home: 697-8110
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33RD REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Harold "Jack" Peterman (R) 2012-2014
595 Log Cabin Road
Milford, DE 19963
Home: 335-4261
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34TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Donald A. Blakey (R) 2012-2014
956 Bison Rd.
Dover, DE 19904
Home: 697-6723
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Kent County Levy Court
The Kent County Levy Court serves as the main governmental body in charge of administering the affairs of Kent County
1ST DISTRICT
P. Brooks Banta, President
300 S. Carter Rd.
Smyrna, DE 19977
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Cell: 242-2572
4TH DISTRICT
Eric L. Buckson
59 Yearling Ct.
Camden-Wyoming, DE 19934
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Cell: 943-2832
6TH DISTRICT
Glen M. Howell
24 Meadow Ridge Pkwy.
Dover, DE 19904
Home: 734-1569
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2ND DISTRICT
Bradley S. Eaby, Vice President
233 Pebble Valley Dr.
Dover, DE 19904
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Cell: 670-4806
5TH DISTRICT
George “Jody” Sweeney
846 Moose Lodge Rd.
Camden Wyoming, DE 19934
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Cell: 943-7328
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Terry L. Pepper
104 Captain Davis Drive
Camden-Wyoming, DE 19934
Home: 697-9194
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3RD DISTRICT
Allan F. Angel, Commissioner
101 Nixon Lane
Dover, DE 19901
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The City of Dover
The City of Dover, located in Kent County approximately 90
miles south of Philadelphia and 90 miles east of Washington, is
the capital of Delaware. Dover encompasses a larger area
than any other city on the Delmarva Peninsula and has an
estimated population of 34,120.
The City was founded in 1683 by William Penn and was ofÀFLDOO\ODLGRXWRYHUDFUHVE\WKH'HODZDUH*HQHUDO$Vsembly in 1717. The greatest periods of expansion in Dover
occurred in the years following World Wars I and II. Completion of the DuPont Highway throughout the length of Delaware in 1924 acted as a catalyst for rapid growth.
Land the City acquired for construction of an airport was
developed and activated during World War II as the Dover Air
Force Base. Since that time the base has developed into one
of the largest military freight terminals in the world and is home
to the 436th and 512th Airlift Wings.
February 6, 2012, the City's Charter was amended to extend
the term lengths of the Mayor and Council from two years to
four years, and this change is currently being phased in. The
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are serving three-year terms. Beginning with the municipal
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year staggered terms. City Council meetings are held in City
Hall on the second and fourth Mondays of each month and
are open to the public. City of Dover Municipal elections are
held biannually on the third Tuesday in April. Residents may
register to vote at the Department of Elections, 100 Enterprise
Place, Suite 5 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Today Dover is a thriving community. Residential, commercial, industrial and institutional development continue at a
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form of government. Dover's governing body is composed of
a Mayor and nine Council Members, who are elected by nonpartisan vote, with one Council Member elected by Council
to serve as Council President. Two members of City Council
are elected from each of the four Council districts; the ninth
member of Council and the Mayor are elected at large. On
Contact Information
MAYOR
The Honorable Robin Christiansen
302-736-7004
COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE
Councilman Timothy A. Slavin
302-677-0788 (Term Ends 5/17)
[email protected]
[email protected]
1ST DISTRICT
Councilman James L. Hutchison
302-678-9595 (Term Ends 5/17)
[email protected]
Councilwoman Beverly C. Williams
302-734-9944 (Term Ends 5/15)
[email protected]
2ND DISTRICT
Councilman William F. Hare
302-222-1010 (Term Ends 5/17)
[email protected]
Councilman Adam M. Perza
302-883-2850 (Term Ends 5/15)
[email protected]
3RD DISTRICT
Councilman David L. Bonar
302-242-2351 (Term Ends 5/15)
[email protected]
Councilman Sean M. Lynn
302-677-0061 (Term Ends 05/17)
[email protected]
4TH DISTRICT
Councilman David L. Anderson
302-339-1047 (Term Ends 5/17)
[email protected]
Wallace R. Dixon
302-736-0304 (Term Ends 5/15)
[email protected]
CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
302 736-7005
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
302 736-7008
PUBLIC WORKS (WATER/SEWER)
302 736-7060
PARKS AND RECREATION
302 736-7050
CITY HALL
15 LOOCKERMAN PLAZA
DOVER, DE 19901
WWW.CITYOFDOVER.COM
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City of Harrington History
Harness Racing at Harrington Raceway
Contact Information
Mayor and Council
Anthony R. Moyer, Mayor
Cheryl Lahman, Vice Mayor
Council
C. Wayne Porter, Fonda Coleman, Amy Minner
Kenneth Stubbs, Duane E. Bivans
City Hall
106 Dorman Street
Harrington, DE 19952
Ofﬁce Hours: 8:00am – 4:00pm (Monday-Friday)
City Manager’s Ofﬁce: (302) 398-3530
Police Department
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Harrington’s roots can be traced back to the 1730’s and
a settlement developed by the Clark family. By the 1800’s,
Clarks Corner was well established at the crossroads of the
Frederica and Milford Roads with an inn, tavern, store and
mill nearby.
A railroad station and depot were established as well as a
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businesses. In 1859 the city was re-named Harrington in
honor of the Honorable Samuel M. Harrington, the ChancelORURIWKH6WDWHDQGWKHÀUVWSUHVLGHQWRIWKH'HODZDUH5DLOroad. The City of Harrington was incorporated by the
General Assembly on March 23, 1869. This was an important
year for the community due to a second rail line, the Junction and Breakwater, being constructed from the station
through Milford and further south to Georgetown and Lewes
in Sussex County. Products and produce from the Harrington
area were shipped to the ports on the Delaware Bay and
from there to Wilmington, Philadelphia and New York. The
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key transportation hub for central and southern Delaware.
In addition to the railroad yards and associated warehouse, manufacturing was important in Harrington in the
second half of the nineteenth century. The City boasted a
sawmill, cannery, fruit evaporator, basket factory and fertilizer plant.
With passage of the Highway Act of 1917, the Delaware
State Highway Department constructed what is now US
Route 13 to link the County seats and larger towns and provide road access to the important railroad terminals. This
construction helped Harrington remain an important transportation hub for goods and services.
Today the City’s geographic and public services are still
centered about the railroad junction site. Harrington is included as a “Railroad Town” in the Industrialization and
Capitalization 1830-1880 time period in the Management
Plan for Delaware’s Historical Archeological Resources.
The Fairgrounds and Harness Racing, two longtime Harrington traditions, are the foundation for the city’s new
growth and future development. The Fairgrounds have
been an integral part of life in and around Harrington since
1920 when a small group of entrepreneurs started the Kent
& Sussex County Fair (name changed to the Delaware State
Fair in 1962). Harrington has been a harness racing town,
since a group of enthusiasts held a 60-day meet on the fairgrounds in 1946. The next year they formed an
association called “The Harrington Raceway” and built the
present day track. Today it is the oldest continuously operating harness racing track in the country.
Harrington Raceway & Casino has had an enormous effect on Harrington and the surrounding area. Most of its 450
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more restaurants and motels in the area.
Despite the development and the expectation of more to
come, many residents say Harrington manages to maintain
its friendly atmosphere!
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DOVER
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(302) 674-3500
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Hours: 8:30am – 6:00pm (Mon., Wed., Fri.)
10:00am – 8:00pm (Tues., Thurs.), 9:00am –2:00pm (Sat.)
Town Manager
David S. Hugg, III
Mayor and Council
H. Joanne Masten, Mayor
Regina I. Brown, Vice Mayor
Secretary
Jeffery A. Flairty
Council
John L. Embert III, Robert C. Johnson,
Andrea C. Rodriguez, Valerie M. White
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the American Revolution on the southern bank of Duck Creek,
near the fork of Green’s Branch and quickly became a thriving community with shipping and shipbuilding the prominent
business. In 1806, the Delaware Assembly changed the name
of the town to Smyrna. In 1857, the Town limits were extended
making the Town equivalent to one square mile. Present day
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rapidly. The Town’s strategic location in the northeast, in addition to its location 12 miles north of the State Capital of
Dover, and 30 miles south of the major business center Newark
and Wilmington, makes it a competitive location for business.
Committed to prudent progress, the Town is upgrading its
physical and technological infrastructure in order to prepare
for growth’s demands in advance of the need.
Home to approximately 11,000 residents, Smyrna’s historic
small town atmosphere and its great pride in its quality of life
and educational system make it highly desirable for families
and homeowners. Come enjoy Smyrna – a place where the
past coexists pleasantly with the present while diligently preparing to leap into the future.
Kent County Cities & Towns
BOWERS BEACH
Mayor: Ron Hunsicker
3231 Main Street
Frederica, DE 19946
(302) 572-9000
www.townofbowersbeach.org
FELTON
Mayor: David L. Kelley
Town Manager: Rebecca Greene
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www.felton.delaware.gov
CAMDEN
Mayor: Justin T. King
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Mayor: William C. Glanden
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Frederica, DE 19946
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Commission President: Raymond Morris, Jr.
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CLAYTON
Mayor: Thomas E. Horn, Jr.
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Clayton, DE 19938
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FARMINGTON
President of Commission: Ronald Vincent
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HOUSTON
Mayor: Connie Morgan
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Houston, DE 19954
KENTON
Mayor: Paul G. Caple
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LEIPSIC
Mayor: Craig Pugh
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Mayor: Glenn Gauvry
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Mayor: James Frazier
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Mayor: Bryan Shupe
Town Manager: Richard Carmean
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Council President: Gina Miserendino
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WOODSIDE
Mayor: Harold H. Lane
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Woodside, DE 19980
(302) 697-1467
WYOMING
Mayor: Frankie Dale Rife
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pathways,pickleball&tenniscourts,discgolf,picnicpavilions,
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SuperSummerPlayground,youth&adultsportsleagues,various
sportscamps&instructionalprograms,evenƤshingtrips.
SpecialEventsAsamplingofourspecialeventsincludetheSpring
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Fordham and Dominion are brewers of high-quality, small
batch craft beers that are distributed through the Mid-Atlantic region. After several years of production in Maryland, the
Fordham Brewery moved to Dover in 2003. Fordham purchased the Dominion Brewing Company in 2007 and moved
it from Ashburn, Virginia to Dover in 2009.
Led by CEO and President, Jim Lutz, Fordham and Dominion produce a complete portfolio of year-round, seasonal,
and specialty brews at the facility located at 1284 McD Dr. in
Dover. In addition to beer, the brewery also produces Dominion Root Beer, Ginger Ale, Orange Cream and Black Cherry
soda.
The brewery hosts regularly scheduled tours, as well as festivals and events. Visit www.Fordhamanddominion.com or call
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budgetary needs. KSI provides free job analysis and quotes.
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KSI started an entrepreneurial endeavor in 1995 called KSI
Cartridge Service, which provides compatible laser printer
toner cartridges to customers at a 30-50% cost savings. With
products delivered free of charge throughout the state of
Delaware, and 100% guaranteed against defects, this business provides the kind of win-win relationship KSI strives to develop with all of its customers.
KSI is located at 301 N. Rehoboth Blvd, Milford. To learn more
about KSI’s services, or for a personal tour of the Milford facility, call (302) 422-4014. You can also visit our web site at www.
ksiinc.org.
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Headquartered in Clayton, Delaware, with 14 acres under
one roof, the Eagle Group consists of four divisions: Eagle
Foodservice Equipment, Eagle MHC, Eagle Retail Display and
Eagle SpecFab. The company has created a synergistic sales
system to place its products into world-wide markets. Nationally, the Eagle Group is represented by more than 5,000 dealers and distributors.
As an industry leader in stainless steel foodservice equipment, the Eagle Group is now the third largest manufacturer
of wire shelving in the industry and is growing rapidly in the
Material Handling, Healthcare, Cleanroom and Retail Display
markets. Eagle Group is located at 100 Industrial Boulevard,
Clayton, DE. 653-3000. www.eaglegrp.com.
Dover is the home of some of America’s most famous convenience food products… Jell-O Gelatin, Jello-Puddings and
Pie Fillings, Jell-O No-Bake Pies and Cheesecake, Baker’s Coconut, Kool-Aid, Country Time, Tang, Crystal Light Sticks, Stove
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facility from around the world into the products listed above.
The Dover facility sits on 121 acres, with 27 acres under one
roof, and ships products to all 50 states, as well as Canada
and the Middle East. Several of the products made in Dover
are used as ingredients by other major food manufacturers
and bakeries. Kraft Foods Dover is located at 1250 W. North
Street, Dover, DE 19904, (302) 734-6100. www.kraft.com
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HandyTube Corporation, a Handy & Harman Ltd. Company, is a global tubing manufacturer headquartered in
Camden, Delaware. HandyTube opened it’s doors in 1981.
Their seamless coil and straight length products are used
worldwide in applications for the energy, chemical process
and instrumentation, oil and gas transfer, aerospace and defense, chromatography, and shipbuilding industry.
The factory is situated on 16 acres. In an effort to meet rising
global demand, HandyTube Corporation recently completed
a 10,000 square-foot expansion to its facility. In June 2013, a
new vacuum furnace was added to the facility, substantially
increasing output.
HandyTube Corporation is located at 12244 Willow Grove
Road, Camden, DE 19934, 302-697-9521. For more information
please visit www.handytube.com.
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.HQW6XVVH[,QGXVWULHV,QF.6,LVDSULYDWHQRQSURÀWRUJDnization that provides vocational training and employment
opportunities to individuals with disabilities throughout Kent
and Sussex Counties. Founded in 1962, KSI employs over 100
staff members who serve over 300 individuals annually. KSI’s
mission is to assist people with disabilities in the pursuit of their
potential in employment and meaningful participation in their
communities.
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interests of each person are matched with job opportunities.
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served, KSI also serves the needs of the business community.
Businesses can count on KSI to meet their deadlines, com-
The Dover PPG Plant produces Pittsburgh Paints® and Lucite® and Olympic® brands of consumer and professional
paint products. The plant, which opened in 1975, employs
about 100 people and encompasses over 160,000 square
feet. The plant is designed for production and warehousing of
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and warehousing, the plant provides administrative support
for the PPG Architectural Finishes Business, nationwide.
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gressive, participative management system, make the Dover
Plant one of PPG’s key operations. 1886 Lynnbury Woods Rd.,
Cheswold, DE 19904, 302- 678-9800. www.ppg.com
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Playtex Products is a leading manufacturer and distributor
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Wet Ones, Playtex gloves, Playtex tampons, Playtex infant
feeding products, and Diaper Genie. 804 Walker Road, Dover,
DE 19904; (302) 678-6000; Fax: (302) 678-6738. www.playtexproductsinc.com
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space and is situated on roughly 80 acres.
The Dover Wipes Plant produces Pampers and LUVS disposable wet wipes products.
The Plant has been part of the Dover community since 1973
and employs over 200 people. 1340 West North Street, Dover,
DE 19904; (302) 678-2600. www.pg.com
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State house on the historic Green in Dover
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Excellent Place to Start a Business
So, you are thinking about starting your own business? Congratulations! Central Delaware offers a very desirable and lucrative business climate.
The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce (CDCC) has
all the tools and connections you need to make your business
successful. The CDCC is the network of choice for Premier Businesses in Central Delaware.
The CDCC publishes an annual Kent County Information
Guide, a monthly Chamber Connections newspaper, maintains a membership roster of over 850 members, hosts 32 special events a year and networking opportunities each month,
provides educational programs throughout the year, and
serves as an overall resource base for businesses in Central
Delaware.
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Dover, DE 19901. The telephone number is 302-734-7513. Fax
number is 302-678-0189. Our web address is www.cdcc.net.
We are your business connection!
Business Licenses
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forms, apply at the State of Delaware, Division of Revenue,
Thomas Collins Building, 540 S. DuPont Hwy., Suite 2, Dover, DE
19901. Phone number is 744-1085 and the hours are 8:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday; 820 N. French St., Wilmington, DE 19801; (302) 577-7200; (800) 292-7826. The fee is $75.00
for most businesses. A three-year license option is also available
after the initial year.
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City of Dover, City Hall, 15 E. Loockerman St., Dover, DE 19901.
Phone number is 736-7010 and the hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., Monday through Friday. The fee is variable depending on
the business type. In other incorporated cities in Kent County
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Business Zoning
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happy to assist you with zoning and building standards. The
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19901; phone number, 302-736-7010.
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in the Kent County Administration Building, 555 Bay Road,
Dover, DE 19901, 302-744-2471.
Delaware Gross Receipts Tax
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“gross receipts” comprises the total receipts of a business; no
deductions for the cost of goods or property sold, labor costs,
interest expense, discount paid, delivery costs, state or federal taxes, or any other expenses are allowed. In instances
where a taxpayer derives income from more than one type
of activity, separate licenses and gross receipts taxes are required for each activity. For questions, please visit our website
at www.delaware.gov.
Delaware Department of Labor
Division of Employment and Training
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The primary objectives of this Division are to place job seekers
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meet labor needs.
In keeping with statutory responsibilities, the Division of Employment and Training is striving to improve both quality and
quantity of services. The ongoing objectives of the Division of
Employment and Training are (1) to increase the number of job
opportunities for those people registering with the Agency for
job placement and (2) to improve the job matching process to
better serve both job seekers and employers.
Many special programs complement this basic function. The
programs include the Professional Managerial and Technical
Personnel Placement Services, Workforce Investment Act, special programs for Veterans, and Dislocated Workers.
The Division offers individual aptitude testing. This testing can
be at the request of employers or job applicants. The Division
will work closely with new employers and assistance will be
given to help employers screen and test applicants. Limited
facilities are available for employers to interview applicants
and evening hours can be arranged.
There is never a fee for the services. If you are an employer
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Wednesday hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Delaware Small Business & Technology
Development Center (SBTDC)
The SBTDC educates, equips and encourages you and your
business to grow and be more strategic at no-cost! Contact
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assets, obtain funding and orchestrate success. For more info,
please call (302) 678-1555, go to www.dsbtdc.org or stop by
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Bldg. Suite 108, 1200 N. DuPont Hwy, Dover DE 19901.
Agriculture in Kent County
There is a total of 376,843 acres in the county of which 46%
(173,800) is devoted to farms. Kent County is one of the most
agriculturally preserved counties in the United States which
60,900 acres or 35% of its land is farms permanently preserved
for agricultural use. There are over 800 farms in the county and
146,000 acres of cropland of which 94,000 acres are irrigated.
Sales of farm products exceed $188 million per year. The
value of the county's broiler production exceeds $110 million
per year and Kent ranks 61st (out of 3,054 U.S. counties) nationally in the number of broiler chickens produced. Kent also ranks
58th nationally in harvested vegetable acreage. Kent is the
State's leader in production of barley, fruit, dairy and cattle.
Other important commodities include corn, soybeans, wheat,
equine, and goats. Most of the county's soils are level and well
suited to a wide variety of farm and nonfarm uses. The average growing season approaches 200 frost-free days.
Kent County is increasingly urban and agriculture faces more
intense competition for land and water resources. County
farmers are especially active in efforts to protect and conserve
vital resources for agriculture.
Questions concerning farming and ornamental horticulture
problems may be addressed to the University of Delaware,
Kent County Cooperative Extension, 69 Transportation Circle,
Dover, DE 19901, (302) 730-4000. www.kentagextension.
blogspot.com.
Delaware Farm Bureau, 3457 S. DuPont Hwy., Camden, DE
19934, (302) 697-3183. www.defb.org
Local Taxes
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The City of Dover taxes property at 100% of its 2010 assessment.
The Town of Kenton taxes property at 100% of its 1992 assessment.
The Town of Little Creek taxes senior citizens at $.30 per $100 of assessment.
The City of Milford taxes property at 100% of its 2012 assessment.
The Town of Smyrna taxes property at 100% of its 2006 assessment.
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State Taxes and Utility Rates
2014 Tax Computation Table
Water
Delaware Personal Income Taxes
Taxable Income
Tax Rate
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$0 to $2,000
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Water is supplied by local utilities and is drawn from deep aquifers.
Rate for Water in City of Dover per 1,000 gal. is $2.70
Outside City per 1,000 gal. is $4.05
Unincorporated areas: Individual well and private companies.
Artesian Water Co.
453-6930; 800-332-5114
Tidewater Utilities
1100 S. Little Creek Road
374-7500; 800-523-7224
Delaware Division of Revenue
www.state.de.us/revenue
Electric
Electricity is in good supply with excellent reliability and competitive pricing. The two electric power generators in Kent
County are Delmarva Power and City of Dover.
Delmarva Power: Route 9, Delaware City, Delaware:
1-800-375-7117: www.delmarva.com
City of Dover: Reed Street, Dover, Delaware; 736-7058
City of Dover Residential Electric Rates are 0.1450 per KWH
Sewer
Unincorporated areas: On-site wastewater systems, county
sewer. Countywide sewer is provided through a county-owned
sewer treatment facility with a design capacity of 1.7 million gallons
per day. Improvements are done regularly to add additional transmission and treatment capacity to accommodate future needs.
Kent County Sewage Treatment Plant: Capacity 15,000 gals/day
Rate for Sewer in City of Dover per 1,000 gal. is $2.10 + $2.34 per
1,000 gal. County Sewer Adjustment. No minimum charge. Outside
city per 1,000 gal. is $3.15 + $2.34 per 1,000 gal. County Sewer
Adjustment. No minimum charge.
Delaware Electric Cooperative: Highway 13, Greenwood,
Delaware; 398-9090; www.delaware.com
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in the northeastern United States. Owned by White Oak
Solar Energy, Sun Park is situated on 100 acres in northern
Kent County. It is a 10MW system wirh 34,258 solar panels
that has the capacity of providing power for 1500 average
sized homes. The City of Dover purchases all the available
power from Sun Park.
Gas
Natural gas is in good supply and available through
Chesapeake Utilities in Dover. Propane is also widely used and
available from a variety of suppliers.
Chesapeake Utilities
350 S. Queen Street, P.O. Box 615
Dover, DE 19903
734-6700
Telephone
Verizon
124 S. State Street, Dover, Delaware; 736-3900
Business Services: 1-800-459-2020
Residential Services: 1-800-942-5000
Comcast Cable of Kent County
5729 W. Denneys Rd., Dover, Delaware; 674-3440
Cavalier
Business and Residential; 800-683-3944
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Population, Climate, Size, Voter Registration,
Driver’s License and Motor Vehicle Registration
Communities
2012
Kent County ..................................................................... 167,626
Bowers ..................................................................................... 346
Camden ............................................................................... 3,506
Cheswold ............................................................................. 1,420
Clayton ................................................................................. 3,008
Dover .................................................................................. 37,089
Farmington.............................................................................. 111
Felton .................................................................................... 1,339
Frederica ................................................................................. 799
Harrington ............................................................................ 3,664
Hartly.......................................................................................... 75
Houston ................................................................................... 384
Kenton ..................................................................................... 270
Leipsic ...................................................................................... 189
Little Creek .............................................................................. 232
Magnolia ................................................................................. 233
Milford ................................................................................... 9,797
Smyrna................................................................................ 10,708
Viola ......................................................................................... 162
Woodside ................................................................................ 188
Wyoming .............................................................................. 1,379
Delaware ......................................................................... 917,092
Climate
Mean Temperature: January 34 F., July 77 F.
Mean Temperature: 56F.
Mean Humidity: 69% (nearest data: Wilmington)
Median Annual Precipitation: 45 inches
Annual Average Snowfall: 14-16 inches
Size
594 square miles
455.6 acres waterfront
Sea level to 447.85 ft. elevation
Voter Registration
Voters may register at the Department of Elections, 100 Enterprise Place, Suite 5, Dover, 19904, between 8:00 a.m. and
4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Voters also can register by
mail or at the DMV when obtaining a Delaware Drivers Licence.
Voter registration requirements:
(1) No residency time required for state, county or district,
but must show proof of residency.
(2) Must register 21 days prior to election.
(3) Must be 18 years old on or before election day.
For further information, call the Department of Elections for
Kent County at 739-4498.
Driver’s License
Welcome to Delaware. If you move into Delaware from another State, you must apply for a Delaware driver's license within
60 days after becoming a resident. You must turn in your previRXVO\LVVXHGRXWRIVWDWHGULYHU
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legal presence, proof of social security number, and two proofs of
DE residency. If your name has changed since birth, you will also
need to provide proof of legal name change(s) for example marriage license and/or divorce decree. If proper documentation is
provided, you will be issued a federally compliant driver's license.
The DMV website (www.dmv.de.gov) has a complete list of acceptable documents as well as a 'Document Selector Guide" located under Driver Services to help you determine which
documents to bring with you. If your out-of-state license has exSLUHGEULQJLQDFXUUHQWFHUWLÀHGFRS\RI\RXUGULYLQJUHFRUGIURP
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withdrawal action is cleared.
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by another state must also obtain a Delaware license within 60
days after becoming a Delaware resident. The applicant must
have completed an approved driver education course. The Department of Education (302-857-3320) will ensure out-of-state
courses are equivalent to Delaware driver education requirements. The applicant must pass a written and road examination
conducted by the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles and an
eye screening. The application must be signed by an approved
sponsor. If the minor applicant was issued an out-of-state license
for less than 12 months, he/she may be eligible for a Level 1 Learner's Permit.
Military members on active duty and their dependants are not
required to acquire a Delaware license until 60 days after separation from the service. They may use a valid out-of-state license to
drive in this State.
The Delaware DMV began issuing 8-year driver's licenses January 1, 2012. Driver's licenses may be issued for less than eight years
depending on the length of a person's authorized legal presence
in the United States. The expiration date of a Delaware Driver's license will expire on the applicant's birth date. An 8-year driver's
license is $40. A motorcycle endorsement from another state is
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apply to the transfer of a Hazmat (H/X) endorsement such as
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Mailing address: P.O. Box 698, Dover, DE 19903. www.dmv.de.gov.
Motor Vehicle Registration
New residents must title/register their vehicles within 60 days
after becoming a Delaware resident. Initial Motor Vehicle Titling/Registration is accomplished by: (1) having the vehicle
inspected at a Motor Vehicle Inspection Lane (2) presenting
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(minimum fee of $8.00) (4) presenting proof of residency and
proof of valid Delaware liability insurance.
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vehicle weight. (5) a $10.00 late fee is charged for late
renewals.
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south of the capital city of Dover, Delaware, is home to the
436th Airlift Wing (AMC) and the 512th Airlift Wing (AFRES Associate) - “Team Dover”. Viewed from almost any angle, the
impact of the Air Base on the Air Force mission and the landscape and economy of the DelMarVa Peninsula, is like the
two aircraft assigned to Dover; the C-5 Galaxy and the C-17
Globemaster III - extremely far-reaching and quite impressive.
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operating bases or directly to forward bases in the deployment area. The aircraft can perform tactical airlift and airdrop missions and can also transport litters and ambulatory
patients during aeromedical evacuations when required. The
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The people of Dover AFB are actively involved in a variety
of off-base activities. A strong base-community relations program provides a forum and a spirit for military and civilian
cooperation at all levels from the benchmarked Honorary
Commander Program to partnering with the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce and the Leadership Delaware
program. This spirit and partnership is outstanding - proven by
the Central Delaware community winning the Abilene Award.
Each year the Abilene, Texas Chamber of Commerce sponsors a competition to select the community which best supports an Air Mobility Command base. The Central, Delaware
community has won this award twice, most recently for 2009,
for their support and of partnership with the Dover Air Force
Base. This trophy was won due to the military and civilian sectors operating as a team - Team Dover.
Any questions pertaining to Dover Air Force Base may be
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Looking for a home in Kent County?
Living in Kent County is unique. Just minutes from growing
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town historic homes or new home choices in the many communities under construction throughout central Delaware.
Kent County, Delaware is best characterized as a peaceful
retreat from metropolitan living but still within a short drive to
Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia and the eastern
shore and Chesapeake Bay beaches.
The resale home market remains strong. New home communities are popping up all over Kent county. They offer
townhouses from the mid to upper $150,000’s and spacious,
semi-custom single family homes available from the lower to
mid $200,000’s, which may include a basement.
55+ communities are available with or without land ownership and support buildings on site. Several new 55+ communities will break ground soon. Most homebuilders work with local
Realtors for sales. Privately owned senior citizen retirement
communities with nursing and convalescent care services are
available too.
Average sale price in Kent County for all residential home
sales in 2013 was $206,000. New homes averaged $254,000
and existing homes averaged $186,000. Rental units can be
found by contacting both real estate companies who manage privately owned units and privately owned apartment
complexes, mostly near Dover. A typical two bedroom apartment in a privately owned complex in the Dover area starts
at $850 per month and may include washer and dryer. Shortterm rentals are available if you’re waiting for a new home to
be built.
Members of the Kent County Association of Realtors are
members of a regional multiple listing computer network. They
are well informed about the local housing market. For additional information and assistance with your move, contact
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REAL ESTATE LISTING
Atlantic Home Loans, Inc.
33 S. State Street, Dover DE................................. 302-744-1550
Blenheim Homes
220 Continental Drive, Ste 410, Newark DE ....... 302-254-0100
Bob Moore Realty Company
1056 South State St., Dover DE............................ 302-674-4255
Burns & Ellis Realtors
490 North Dupont Hwy, Dover DE ...................... 302-674-4220
C.S.I. Home Inspection
PO Box 208, Kenton DE ........................................ 302-531-7487
Caliber Home Loans
124 Greentree Dr., Dover DE ............................... 302-401-4000
Colonial Investment & Management Co., Inc.
9 E. Loockerman St., Ste 202, Dover DE ............. 302-736-0674
Conaty Law Ofﬁce, LLC
33 S. State Street, Dover DE................................. 302-735-7990
David Alexander, RE/MAX Horizons
1198 S. Governors Ave., Suite 101, Dover DE .... 302-465-0177
Delaware Association of Realtors
134 E. Water St., Dover DE ................................... 302-734-4444
DGKP Longacre
91 Brenda Ln., Suite A, Camden DE................... 302-730-0150
Dick Brogan
2431 Chimney Hill Road, Felton DE .................... 302-284-0132
Dover Garden Suites
323 Martin St., Dover DE ...................................... 302-883-2417
E&D Holdings, LLC
91 Brenda Ln., Ste A, Camden DE...................... 302-730-0150
Eagle’s Wing’s Properties-Spruce Acres Mansion
110 N. Main Street, Spruce Acres, Camden DE 302-698-4444
Experience the arts
in Central Delaware!
Central Delaware offers an abundance of arts programming. From visual, performing, cinematic and literary artists to museums, galleries, theaters, and
concerts, Central Delaware is a thriving arts community, rich in artistic expression, reflective of the area’s diverse population.
Exciting Live Entertainment
Central Delaware offers a wide variety of performances in all disciplines theatre, dance and music of all styles and forms.
Varied Cultural Experiences
Central Delaware is home to museums, galleries, shops and a popular
art league. The area hosts several festivals each year, celebrating Dover’s
history and the area’s diverse cultures.
Arts Education For All Ages
Develop or discover your artistic talent! Learn to sing, dance, draw, paint, sculpt,
use a pottery wheel, play an instrument, or write prose or poetry.
For more information, contact the Greater Dover Arts Council at 302-736-5025
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Looking for a home in Kent County?
The Emory Hill Companies
10 Corporate Circle, Ste 100, New Castle DE ... 302-322-9500
First Class Properties
1641 East Lebanon Rd, Dover DE ....................... 302-677-0770
D.A. Gladden Real Est. & Appraisal Assoc., Inc
205 Stonegate Way, Camden-Wyoming DE .... 302-698-1925
Harrington ERA Realty, Inc.
736 N. DuPont Hwy, Dover DE............................. 302-736-0800
Inn at Meeting House Square
305 South Governors Ave., Dover DE ................. 302-734-1583
Investors Realty, Inc.
1685 S. State Street, Dover DE............................. 302-677-0800
Keller Williams
1671 S. State St., Dover DE................................... 302-677-0020
Keller Williams Realty Central Delaware
1671 South State Street, Dover DE...................... 302-677-0020
Kent County Association of REALTORS
838 Walker Road, Ste 21-2, Dover DE................. 302-678-9750
LakeView Realty, Inc.
1378 Rising Sun Rd., Camden DE........................ 302-538-5347
McGinnis Commercial Real Estate Co.
555 East Loockerman St., Dover DE ................... 302-736-2710
Patterson Schwartz
140 Greentree Dr., Dover DE ............................... 302-672-9400
R & R Commercial Realty, Inc.
46 S. State Street, Dover DE................................. 302-674-3400
RE/MAX Avenues
63 North DuPont Hwy, Dover DE ......................... 302-734-0800
Re/Max Horizons, Inc.
1198 S. Governors Ave., Suite 101, Dover DE .... 302-678-4300
Secure Storage, LLC
640 Lafferty Ln., Dover DE.................................... 302-672-7170
Sovereign Property Management, LLC
102 Robino Court, Suite 101, Wilmington DE ..... 302-994-2505
The Moving Experience
614 N. DuPont Hwy., Ste 300, Dover DE ............. 302-242-2122
Totally Distinctive Realty
1325 S. State St., Dover DE................................... 302-677-0014
William H. McDaniel, Inc.
14 E. 40th Street, Wilmington DE ......................... 302-764-2020
DEVELOPMENTS/BUILDERS
Ashburn Homes
872 Walker Rd., Suite A, Dover ............................ 302-677-1940
Builders Integrity, Inc.
119 Lady Ct., Dover ............................................. 302-535-8983
Champions’ Club at Jonathan’s Landing
488 Augusta National Dr., Magnolia .................. 302-698-5601
Gemcraft Homes
44 Almond Way, Magnolia ................................. 302-284-1482
George & Lynch, Inc.
150 Lafferty Lane, Dover ..................................... 302-736-3031
Green Diamond Builders, Inc.
24 Memorial Avenue, Felton ............................... 302-284-1177
Home Builders Association of Delaware
1600 N. Little Creek Rd, Dover ............................ 302-994-2597
J.S. Hovnanian & Sons
6353 Carpenter Bridge Road, Felton ................. 302-335-1940
K. Hovnanian Homes of DE, LLC
2499 S. DuPont Blvd, Ste G, Smyrna ................... 302-747-5000
Layton Builders, Inc.
2135 Milford-Harrington Hwy., Milford ................ 302-698-7583
Lessard Builders, Inc.
257-E E. Camden-Wyoming Ave., Camden ..... 302-698-1091
TLFD Wynsome Management LLC
91 Brenda Ln., Ste A, Camden ........................... 302-730-0150
55+ COMMUNITIES
Champions’ Club at Jonathan’s Landing
488 Augusta National Dr., Magnolia .................. 302-698-5601
Dover Housing Authority
76 Stevenson Dr., Dover....................................... 302-678-1965
Luther Towers of Dover
430 Kings Hwy., Dover .......................................... 302-674-1408
Noble’s Pond
13 Noble’s Pond Crossing, Dover ....................... 302-736-5000
Providence at Heritage Shores
23 White Pelican Court, Bridgeville .................... 302-337-1040
The Village of Cool Branch
100 Hitch Pond Circle, Seaford........................... 302-629-0770
Westminster Village
1175 McKee Rd, Dover ........................................ 302-744-3600
Wild Meadows
13 Noble’s Pond Crossing, Dover ....................... 302-736-5000
APARTMENTS, CONDOMINIUMS AND
TOWNHOUSES
Blue Hen Apts LLC
400 Haslet Street, Dover ...................................... 302-999-0708
Colonial Investment & Management Co., Inc.
9 E. Loockerman St., Ste 202, Dover................... 302-736-0674
Inn at Meeting House Square
305 South Governors Ave., Dover ...................... 302-734-1583
Westover Companies - Lake Club Apts
400 N. DuPont Hwy - F26, Dover ......................... 610-337-3994
MANUFACTURED HOMES, MOBILE HOME
PARKS AND SALES
Atlantis Homes, LLC
PO Box 5010, Smyrna ........................................... 302-659-3200
Capitol Homes, Inc.
PO Box 1295, Dover............................................. 302-734-1500
First State Manufactured Housing Assoc.
1675 S. State Street, Ste E, Dover ........................ 302-674-5868
Flying Dutchman Mobile Home Park
188 Angie Dr., Felton ............................................ 302-284-4700
Holly Hill Estates
271 Berry Dr., Smyrna............................................ 302-653-7503
Ridgewood Manor II, Inc.
3023 S. Dupont Blvd., Smyrna ............................. 302-653-2927
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Central Delaware Restaurant Guide
ABBOTT’S GRILL
249 NE Front Street, Milford, DE 19963
(302) 491-6736; Fax (302) 491-6732
www.abbottsgrill.com
Hours:
Open 7 days a week
Sunday Brunch: 11am - 2:30pm
Lunch 11am - 2:30pm
Dinner: 4:30pm - Close
Pub Hours: 11am - Close
Named “Best in Milford” in 2010 by Best of Delaware, Delaware Today
Magazine. Enjoy the beautiful outdoor patio along with live music every
Friday & Saturday nights. Extended Happy Hour everyday from 3-6pm
with $1 oysters & $8.95 1/2lb. steamed shrimp. Boasting a fabulous Sunday
Brunch Buffet including a $5 Fix-It-Your-Way Bloody Mary Bar. Full Service
Catering also available in our private dining room & on location at your
event.
AUNTIE ANNE’S SOFT PRETZELS
Dover Mall Dover, DE 19901; 302-674-5311
Super Walmart Camden, DE 19934; 302-697-4650
We bake it; you eat it. It’s really that simple! Try our cinnamon sugar nuggets.
BONZ RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
Harrington Raceway & Casino, Rt. 13, Harrington, DE 19952
(302) 398-5348
Hours:
Mon.-Thurs. 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Fri.-Sun. 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
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outdoor Courtyard seating. Live entertainment on our Patio Thursday Saturday during the summer months!
CAPITOL DINER
913 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901; 302-730-8867
Hours
Sun. - Sat. 6:00am - 10:00pm
CHEDDAR’S CASUAL CAFÉ
4590 S. DuPont Hwy., Camden (302) 698-3270
www.cheddars.com
CHICK-FIL-A OF NORTH DOVER
1440 North DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 736-5226; Fax (302) 736-5228
www.cfarestaurant.com/northdover
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Hours:
Mon.-Sat. 6:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Closed Sunday
Americas best Quick Service Restaurant preparing hand breaded, pressure cooked chicken sandwiches, grilled chicken sandwiches,
salads,wraps and sides made from scratch on site daily, and hand spun
milkshakes.
COOL SPRINGS FISH BAR & RESTAURANT
2463 S. State Street, Dover; 698-1955
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Tues.-Sat. 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Specialties:Fresh fish, seafood, beef, chicken, pork. Voted best
restaurant & Prime rib in Kent County by Delaware Today.
COUNTRIE EATERY
950 N. State Street, Dover (302) 674-8310
www.countrieeatery.com
COWBOY UP SALOON
1036 Lafferty Lane, Dover, DE 19901; 302-264-9322
www.cowboyupde.com
Hours
Mon-Thu 11:00am -12:00am
FIi 11:00am - 1:00am
Sat 4:00pm - 1:00am
We offer full dinner/lunch and kids menu. Serving a variety of appetizers,
burgers, salads, sandwiches, entrees and desserts, to include locally
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Cowboy Up Steak. Daily food and drink special available. Enjoy music
and dancing every night. .. feel free to join our line dance lessons, which
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DOC MAGROGAN’S OYSTER HOUSE
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino
1131 North DuPont Highway, Dover; 857-3223
www.docmagrogans.com
Hours: Open daily 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m.
Voted best downstate Delaware raw bar by Best of Delaware,
Delaware Today Magazine. Hand selected seafood. Finest handcrafted
beer and wine. Live late night entertainment.
DOS LOCOS FAJITA & STONEGRILL
208 Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach (302) 227-3353
Celebrating over 22 years in downtown Rehoboth Beach, Dos Locos
brings award winning Mexican fare and tableside Stonegrill dining. Open
year round for lunch and dinner.
www.doslocos.com
FREDERICA PIZZA AND PASTA HOUSE
1491 Frederica Rd., Frederica, DE 19946; 302-335-1222
Find us on Facebook!
Hours
Mon.-Sat. 10:30am - 10:00pm
Closed on Sunday
Specialties: Homemade pasta dishes, pizza, subs, wings, appetizers &
great desserts.
GOVERNOR’S CAFÉ
144 Kings Hwy S.W., Dover (302) 747-7531
Hours:
Mon-Thurs 7:30am-11pm
Fri 7:30am-Midnight
Sat 9am-Midnight
Sun 9am-10pm
Governor’s Cafe is not only a coffee shop, but it is a full service restaurant
with alcohol services as well. It is located in the historic district directly
across the street from the Governor’s Mansion.
THE GREENE TURTLE
391 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover (302) 264-9612
www.thegreeneturtle.com
GROTTO PIZZA
1159 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901; 302-678-3278
www.grottopizza.com
Hours
Open daily at 11:00am
HALL’S FAMILY RESTAURANT, INC.
108 North Railroad Ave. (Rt. 15), Wyoming, DE 19934
302-697-7448 Hours:
Mon.-Sat. 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Family friendly dining. Featured in Delaware Today’s Taste of the County
for our old fashion, prepared from scratch, home cooking. Well known for
our seafood, including our handmade lump crab cakes, as well as our
wide variety of homemade desserts and soups. Daily breakfast, lunch
and dinner specials. Senior & Military Discounts all day, everyday.
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PANCAKES (IHOP)
21 South Little Creek Road (Target Shopping Center), Dover
(302) 736-5578; Fax: (302) 736-6360
Hours:
Sun.-Thurs. 6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. Open 24 Hours
Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
JAKE’S WAYBACK BURGERS OF SMYRNA
122 E. Glenwood Ave., Ste 122, Smyrna, DE 19977; 302-659-1115
www.waybackburgers.com
Hours
Mon.-Sun. 10:30am - 10:00pm
Burgers are made from fresh ground beef, never frozen, and are cooked
to order. We also offer tasty shakes made from real milk and ice cream
and served in a frosty metal shaker. The Smyrna location believes in giving
back to the community. We will partner with local charities and organizations to host in-store fundraisers to help make the community a better
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are there.
JARBO’S SEAFOOD HOUSE
4019 S. DuPont Hwy., Ste B
Camden (302) 698-5200
www.delawaresteamedcrabs.com
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LITTLE CAESARS - DOVER
286 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 883-2633
www.littlecaesars.com
Hours:
Mon - Thurs 11:00am - 10:00pm
Fri - Sat 11:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday Noon - 9:00pm
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Their Hot-N-Ready pizzas are their most popular item. For $5 you get a 14”
cheese, pepperoni, or sausage pizza with NO WAIT! Gift cards can be
purchased in-store or online.
LITTLE RICHARDS RESTAURANT
1171 S. Bay Rd., Dover, DE 19901; 302-678-2856
www.littlerichards.com
Hours
Tues.-Sat. 11:00am - 9:00pm
Sun. & Mon. 11:00am - 8:00pm
MEAT MECHANICS
1040 S. State St., Dover, DE 19901; 302-730-0100
Hours
Mon.-Fri. 11:00am - 2:00pm
Sample traditional wood-cooked BBQ. Inside seating available. Take out,
lunch specials, and catering for all occasions.
MICHELE’S
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino
Rt. 13, Dover, DE 19903; 1-800-711-5882
Hours:
Tues.-Thurs. 5:00-9:00 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 5:00 - 10:00pm
Sunday Brunch 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Fine dining in elegant surroundings. Specialties: prime steaks, fresh seafood, interactive wine and cheese room, and interactive chef’s room.
PAPA JOHN’S - CAMDEN
4000 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 698-9200
www.papajohns.com
Hours:
Sun - Thurs 11:00am - 11:00pm
Fri - Sat 11:00am - 12:00am
“Better Ingredients. Better Pizza.” Has been the brand promise of Papa
John’s for over 25 years. They are known for their fresh ingredients and
superior service. Sing up for the Papa Rewards program and earn points
towards a FREE pizza every time you place an order online!
PIZZA DELIGHT BY GIACOMO RESTAURANT, INC.
67 Greentree Shopping Center, Dover; 736-9800 and
Gateway Shopping Center South (Rt. 10); 698-1500
www.pizzadelightde.com
Hours:
Mon-Thurs. 11:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
Fri.-Sat. 11:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
Sunday 11:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Specialties: Great pizza, sandwiches and Italian dinners.
RESTAURANT 55
2461 S. State St., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 535-8012; Fax (302) 535-8073
www.myrestaurant55.com
Hours:
Tues - Thur 11:00am - 2:00pm / 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday 11:00am - 2:00pm / 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Saturday 12:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm - 8:00pm
Monday: Closed
A family owned and operated business, Restaurant 55 is a casual dining
experience with gourmet taste. We use a variety of local vendors and
breweries - including Fifer Orchards and Fordham Brewing Co. - To serve
the freshest food and beer to our customers. Jumbo specialty cupcakes
are offered as a sweet ending to your gourmet burger experience.
MCDONALD’S
879 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover
(302) 674-8573
Hours:
Sun.-Sat. 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Drive Thru Only - 24 hours
RUDY’S FAMILY RESTAURANT
17064 S. DuPont Hwy., Harrington (302) 786-2766
www.rudysfamilydiner.com
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ROMA ITALIAN RESTAURANT
3 President’s Dr., Dover; 678-1041; Fax: 678-1045
www.romadover.com
Hours:
Tues.-Thurs., 11:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Friday, 11:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
Sat., 2:00 p.m.-10 p.m. Dinner Only
Closed Sunday & Monday
Specialties: Sandwiches, soups, Italian cuisine dinners, homemade pasta
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SALADWORKS
1365 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover (302) 883-2167
www.saladworks.com
SAMBO’S TAVERN
283 Front Street, Leipsic; 674-9724
Hours:
Mon.-Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Specialties:Steamed crabs, shrimp, clams.
No one under 21.
SAVORY WING DINGS & THINGS
1245 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover (302) 678-2468
www.savorywingdings.com
TEA FOR TWO
224 N. State St., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 678-2226
Hours:
Wed - Sat 11:30am - 4:30pm
Last seating at 2:30pm
This tea house is located within the Historic District of Dover and housed
in an authentic Victorian home. There is space to seat 15 - 18 people and
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Dress code: No jeans or shorts.
TEXAS ROADHOUSE
4568 South DuPont Highway, Camden; 698-4268; Fax: 698-4269
www.texasroadhouse.com
Hours:
Mon.-Thur. 4:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m.
Fri. 4:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.
Sat. 11:30 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Sun. 11:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Call ahead seating available.
Specialties: Hand cut steaks, fall-off-the-bone ribs, fresh baked bread and
made-from-scratch food.
TOM’S BULLPEN
1035 Walker Road, Dover (302) 742-5199
VINCENZO’S PIZZERIA & GELATO
1030 Forrest Ave., Dover, DE 19904
(302) 674-0966
www.myvincenzospizza.com
Hours:
Mon - Thurs 10:00am - 9:30pm
Fri - Sat 10:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday 11:00am - 9:00pm
Old Italian and modern Italian - American Cuisines are part of the dining
experience at Vincenzo’s. A new gelato section was recently added
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617 E. Loockerman St., Dover; 678-0586; Fax: 735-PORK (7675)
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Sun.-Thurs. 10:45 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 10:45 a.m. to midnight
A Family Owned and Operated Business, CELEBRATING 20 YEARS IN
BUSINESS Dine In, Carry Out, and Catering Available.
Specialties: Mouthwatering Baby Back Ribs, Hickory Smoked Pulled Pork,
Chicken, and Beef Brisket (BBQ Sandwiches or Platters), Hickory Smoked
Chicken.
All Meats are smoked on premises daily, fresh homemade trimmings,
fresh baked bread and cornbread. VOTED BEST BBQ IN DELAWARE.
WYOMING TAVERN
5 N. Railroad Avenue, Wyoming (302) 270-1400
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ATLANTIC SANDS HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
1 Baltimore Ave, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
(302) 227-2511, Fax (302) 227-5574
Toll Free Reservations 1-800-422-0600
www.atlanticsandshotel.com
Oceanfront and on the boardwalk in downtown Rehoboth
Beach, the Atlantic Sands Hotel is the perfect location for vacationers, convention-goefs and wedding or event planners
seeking the best of all things I With a new oceanfront saltwater pool, on-site oceanfront restaurants and free Wi-Fi service,
plus beautifully appointed accommodations and meeting
space, it’s a great place to plan an event or stay. Whether
an oceanfront or ocean view room, a larger 2-room suite, or
a suite with a Jacuzzi, there are double, queen or king bedded rooms to meet your needs for comfort and relaxation.
Two fully furnished 3-bedroom condos and a 4-bedroom
beach house may also be available. Enjoy sun-bathing, taxfree shopping, nightlife, areade games, great food, or Jive
theatre within a short stroll if not right on-site at the marvelous
Atlantic Sands Hotel! Visit our Faeebook page or website for
photos and infonnation about upcoming events!
BEST WESTERN GALAXY INN
1700 E. Lebanon Rd, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 735-4700; Fax (302) 735-1604
www.bestwestern.com
63 well-appointed guest rooms, each featuring a microwave,
refrigerator, cable television with STARZ®, free high-speed internet access, coffee maker, hair dryer, iron & ironing board.
Enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
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guest laundry facility and some business services. Conveniently located near Dover AFB, Dover Downs Casino, and
Historic Downtown Dover.
CAPITOL INN OF DOVER
1426 N. DuPont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 734-4433, Fax (302) 734-8920
69 rooms, Suite available, non-smoking rooms, swimming
pool, heat, air conditioning, cable TV with HBO, free wireless
internet, refrigerator and microwave in each room, guest
laundry on site, restaurants nearby, Dover Downs casino
nearby, Weekly rates available.
COMFORT INN – REHOBOTH
19210 Coastal Highway, Rehoboth, DE 19971;
(302) 226-1515; Fax (302) 226-1550
Toll free reservations: 1-800-590-5451
www.comfortinnrehoboth.com
2007 & 2006 National Platinum Award-Winning and AAA**
rated hotel with friendly, professional staff and great service!
Less than 2 miles from Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk and Tanger
Outlets. We offer a free deluxe continental breakfast, outdoor
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rooms include refrigerator, coffee maker, iron/board, hair dryer
and color TV. Upgrade your room to include a whirlpool tub
and microwave. Non-smoking, smoking and handicapped accessible rooms available. Meeting room space available.
COMFORT SUITES
1654 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
Tel: (302) 736-1204 Fax: (302) 736-3023
Toll Free Reservation: 1-800-4CHOICE
www.choicehotels.com
100% Non-Smoking 64 suites guest rooms. We have standard
suites room, whirlpool bathtub suites; Jacuzzi suites with living
room & Presidential Suite Rooms with microfridges, 32”
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COMFORT INN & SUITES DOVER
764 Dover Leipsic Road, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 677-0505; Fax: (302) 677-1293
Toll Free Reservations: 1-800-4CHOICE
Website: www.choicehotels.com/hotels/de054
Comfort Inn & Suites Dover is the premier hotel of choice for
business and leisure travels. The hotel can can meet all your
needs with our heated indoor pool/spa, high-speed Internet,
meeting facility, and complimentary hot breakfast bar. The
elegant decor, warm atmosphere and our friendly and courteous staff will meet all your needs. Our staff at Comfort Inn &
Suites Dover takes great pride in offering 89 guest rooms and
suites that ensure every guest will feel right at home. Rooms
include complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access,
cable TV, and refrigerator and microwave, and 32” LCD TV’s.
We strive daily to make our guests feel at ease. As part of that
commitment, we offer a range of amenities to make your stay
as comfortable as possible.
DAYS INN DOVER
272 N. Dupont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 674-8002; Fax: (302) 674-2195
www.daysinn.com
This Chairman Award Winning property for quality and guest
service has 80 rooms. Free high speed internet, free safes, free
local calls, coffee maker, micro-fridge, iron/board and hair
dryers are in every room. We offer king and queen business
rooms with sofa beds, as well as, rooms with two double beds.
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center and business center is on site. There are many restaurants located within 1 block. Our complimentary extended
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many more items too numerous to list.
DOVER DOWNS HOTEL & CASINO
1131 N. DuPont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901
Toll Free: (800) 711-5882
www.doverdowns.com
This beautiful AAA Four Diamond gaming and entertainment
resort destination encompasses Delaware’s largest hotel with
500 luxurious rooms/suites, indoor pool, sauna, exercise room,
gift shop, Toppers Spa/Salon, Rollins Center® ballroom, and
41,500 sq. ft. of multi-function event space. The casino is open
24 hours daily with 2,500 slots, blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat and more. The Crown Royal® Poker Room offers Texas
Hold’em with a Bad Beat Jackpot and poker tournaments.
Property amenities include 13 restaurants/bars and retail
shops including Godiva and Swarovski. Live, world-class harness racing is featured November through April. The Race &
Sports Book features professional football parlay betting and
horse racing simulcasts.
The Honorary Mayor of Central Delaware, Tiffany Rubin, with the
Honorary Mayor nominees and CDCC staff.
Accommodations
FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES
655 N. DuPont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 677-0990, Fax (302) 677-0907
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77 Comfortable, recently renovated guest rooms & suites. You
are sure to love our new atmosphere!
Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast with many extras in our spacious breakfast room; Free local phone calls;
Cable Television includes HBO/CNN/ESPN with new LCD Flat
Screen TVs; Several Handicap Accessible rooms; hair dryers,
irons & ironing boards, coffee makers, microwaves & refrigerators in all guest rooms; Safety deposit boxes available; brand
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heated pool & hot tub; complimentary National & Local
newspapers; king & double executive suites available; wired
& wireless Internet; Free use of Business Center, free faxing &
copying for guests; on-site laundry facility; Corporate, Military,
Government, AAA, Senior/AARP, Bereavement, Hospital &
Group rates available. Located near the Dover Historic District, Dover Air Force Base, Casino & Race Track, and several
colleges and University.
FLIPKEY.COM
179 Lincoln St., Ste 405, Boston, MA
(617) 849-8883; Fax: (857) 366-6046
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over 11,000 cities throughout the world, and over 5,000 special deals are featured on the site everyday. We work hard to
make FlipKey the best vacation rental site in the world. If you
have questions or would simply like to interact with a human
being, please feel free to call us at 1-877-FLIPKEY.
HAMPTON INN DOVER
1568 N. DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 736-3500; Fax: (302) 736-6402
Toll Free Reservations: 1-800-HAMPTON
www.hamptoninn.com
81 rooms, On The House Hot Breakfast including make your
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phone calls, 90% inventory of non-smoking rooms, cable TV
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small meetings. Featuring irons, ironing boards, hair dryers,
coffee makers, voice mail and refrigerators in every room.
Special reservation number for hearing impaired: 1-800-451HTDD.
HILTON GARDEN INN
1706 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
(302)-674-3784; Fax: (302)-674-3785
www.hilton.com
The area’s newest full-service hotel in Dover offers 95 rooms
featuring king or two queen beds, chair with ottoman and
large work desk. Other amenities include two telephones,
each with two lines and voicemail, and complimentary high
speed internet. A Restaurant/Lounge on site featuring a
freshly prepared breakfast daily and a dinner menu. Over
1800 sq. ft. of meeting space is also available and on-site catering for your next meeting or banquet.
HOLIDAY INN DOVER - DOWNTOWN
561 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 747-5050; Fax: (302) 730-3574
Toll Free Reservations: 1-800-Holiday
www.holidayinn.com/doverdowntown
135 spacious, hotel rooms offer all the amenities and the ambience you have come to expect from a contemporary
hotel. Relax in the comfort of one of our 135 hotel rooms or
get down to business in a modern, high-tech room that is
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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS HOTEL & SUITES
1780 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 678-0600; Fax:(302) 678-1133
Toll free reservation: 1-800-315-2621
www.hiexpress.com/doverde.
The 2012 IHG Renovation award-winning Holiday Inn Express
& Suites located in the heart of Dover. Our hotel is the perfect
mix for both the corporate and leisure traveler. Our wireless
techno lobby, meeting facility, business center, and in-room
modern desk, is simply ideal for today’s business traveler. For
traveling families or the extended stay traveler, the hotel features an outdoor pool (seasonal), FREE hot breakfast daily, 32
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have microwaves and refrigerators. We offer free high speed
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with new equipment. We are located within minutes of Dover
Air Force Base, Delaware State University, Wesley College,
Kraft, Dover Downs and Proctor and Gamble.
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS HOTEL & SUITES
17271 South DuPont Highway, Harrington, DE 19952
(302) 398-8800; Fax: (302) 398-8260
Toll free reservations: 1-800-315-2621;
www.hiexpress.com/harringtonde.
The 2013 Quality Excellence award-winning Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites in Harrington is conveniently located on
Route 13. The hotel boasts a variety of 86 guest rooms and
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hairdryer, micro/fridge, and TV with over 60 channels, including HBO. Jump-start your day with our brand new hot breakfast bar. Free high speed wireless internet in all rooms as well
as public areas.
MAINSTAY SUITES - DOVER
201 Stover Boulevard, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 678-8383; Fax: (302) 678-8382
Toll Free Reservations 1-800-4CHOICE
www.mainstaysuite.com
Make yourself at home at MainStay Suites, a Choice Hotel,
conveniently located one mile north of Dover Air Force Base
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suites offers fully equipped kitchen; large work area and bright
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RESIDENCE INN, DOVER
600 Jefferic Blvd., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 677-0777; Fax (302) 677-1563
Toll Free: (866) 941-8416
www.Marriott.com/dovri
Our property is the perfect extended stay hotel for corporate
business, relocations and vacations. All new spacious studio,
one bedroom, and two bedroom suites with multi-functional
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with premium cable, luxury bedding, striking furniture and
sleepers, fully equipped kitchens and high speed internet.
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facility and valet services. A complimentary Home Touch
breakfast buffet is available daily as well as evening socials on
Mon., Tues., and every other Wed. Located ¼ miles from Dover
Downs. Pet friendly. 100% smoke-free.
SLEEP INN & SUITES
1784 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901
(302) 735-7770; Fax: (302) 735-7784
www.axiahotels.com
This pet-friendly, newly built Sleep Inn & Suites® hotel is conveniently located near several area attractions and local points
of interest. Free deluxe continental breakfast, free wireless
high-speed internet access, free local calls, seasonal outdoor
pool, exercise room, guest laundry, cable/satellite TV, hair
dryer, in-room coffee maker, iron & ironing board.
STATE STREET INN
228 N. State Street, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 734-2294; Fax: (302) 677-1301
www.statestreet.inn.com
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state and local levels. This disƟncƟon honors the commitment made by the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce (CDCC) in
helping to advance the principles of free enterprise. To have received a 5ͲStar accreditaƟon raƟng from the United States
Chamber of Commerce is an outstanding achievement for the CDCC and one that ranks this organizaƟon in the top 1% of
chambers naƟonwide.
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that make a commitment to building a stronger business environment and to a beƩer quality of life for the ciƟzens of Central
Delaware are:
x Legislatʖvɏ AՑʋʖrɡ. This commiƩee’s purpose is to monitor legislaƟon that aīects businesses and takes a proacƟve
posiƟon in government aīairs while conƟnuing to maintain an open dialogue with elected oĸcials.
x MɵʙiWʋʢy AՑʋʖrɡ. This commiƩee supports a variety of acƟviƟes that help to enhance the strong relaƟonship and
partnership that exists between the military personnel and the community in Kent County.
x Leadʑrshʖp Cʑntrɪɗ DɰlʋwʋȾɏ. The Leadership Central Delaware program brings together current and emerging
leaders to develop diverse networks of resourceful, informed and proͲacƟve leaders who will create a more vibrant county
and region.
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x Ecʝnʝmiɋ Dʑvɰlʝʠȷʑnɢ. This commiƩee is made up of round table industry speciĮc groups that idenƟfy issues and
concerns while Įnding soluƟons to create economic growth in Kent County.
The CDCC keeps members and the community informed on all of these commiƩees and their acƟviƟes through three primary
publicaƟons: the ŚĂŵďĞƌŽŶŶĞĐƟŽŶƐ, a monthly newspaper; dŚĞĞŶƚƌĂůĞůĂǁĂƌĞ/ŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶŽŽŬ, an annual booklet; and
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WDOV and WRDX and the Chamber ConnecƟon Business Monday editorial that appears weekly in the Delaware State News.
Chamber member businesses network with each other through monthly Sunset Business Mixers and monthly Power
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School Districts
Caesar Rodney School District
7 Front Street, Wyoming, DE 19934
(302) 698-4800
www.cr.k12.de.us
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald, Superintendent
The Caesar Rodney School District provides K-12 education services
to nearly 7700 students in the towns of Camden, Wyoming, southern
sections of Dover (including Dover Air Force Base) and areas from the
Delaware Bay to the Maryland state line. The district includes 12
schools (seven elementary schools; three middle schools; one high
school; and one school for special needs students).
Many Caesar Rodney schools have been recognized for outstanding education services including Nellie Hughes Stokes Elementary
School as a National Blue Ribbon School, a National Distinguished
Title I School, a School of Continued Excellence and a “Superstars in
Education” recipient. Star Hill Elementary School has also been recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School; a State Title I Distinguished
School; and a “Superstars in Education Award” recipient. Allen Frear
Elementary School has also been recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School. Five Caesar Rodney Schools have received recognition
as a Title I Distinguished School Honoree. Allen Frear Elementary
School, W. Reily Brown Elementary School and J. Ralph Mcilvaine Early
Childhood Center have received the Lieutenant Governor’s ExcelOHQFHLQ3DUHQWDOLQYROYHPHQW$ZDUG$QGÀQDOO\WKH&DHVDU5RGQH\
School District has been named to the Advanced Placement (AP)
District Honor Roll by the College Board.
The John S. Charlton School is designed for students with special
needs throughout Kent County. This program, serving students aged
2 to 21, provides special education services in order to enhance a
student’s level of independence.
Caesar Rodney School District is immensely proud of its heritage
and is dedicated to educational excellence in its four “A’s” of Academics, Arts, Athletics and Atmosphere.
Capital School District
198 Commerce Way, Dover, DE 19904
(302) 672-1500
www.capital.k12.de.us
Dr. Michael D. Thomas, Superintendent
Capital School District meets the educational needs of over 6,000
students. Students are served through seven elementary schools encompassing grades Pre-K through 4; one middle school for grades
5-6; one middle school for grades 7-8; one comprehensive high
school serving grades 9-12. In addition, the district operates the Kent
County Community School and the Kent County Alternative Programs serving students throughout Kent County.
The school district boasts a rich heritage of educational excellence
through offering an extensive array of quality educational programs.
The diverse learning needs of all students are achieved through the
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nurturing, safe, healthy and inviting learning environments.
The Capital School District family is committed to achieving its mission of providing the district’s children quality educational programs
and services.
Harris School of Business
97 Commerce Way, Ste 105, Dover, DE 19904
Phone (302) 674-8060, Fax (302) 734-4160
www.harrisschool.com
The Harris School of Business has become one of the fastest and
most effective ways to begin a high growth career in an entry level
position. Students are instructed with the real-world technologies that
today’s employers are seeking. The Harris School is part of the Premier
Education Group and the Dover campus is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges.
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Holy Cross School
631 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 674-5784
www.holycrossdover.org/school
Haydee Rosario, Principal
Linda Pollitt, Assistant Prncipal
Besides its public schools, Kent County is also served by Holy Cross
School. The school covers grades Pre-K through 8. Holy Cross is approved by the State of Delaware and the Diocese of Wilmington. Holy
Cross is a member of the National Catholic Educational Association
(NCEA) and Middle States Accredited.
Lake Forest School District
“Your Best Choice”
5423 Killens Pond Rd., Felton, Delaware 19943
(302) 284-3020; Fax: (302) 284-4491
www.lf.k12.de.us
Dr. Daniel D. Curry, Superintendent
Lake Forest School district serves 4000 students in 6 schools and straddles
the mid-line of the state. There are K-3 schools in each of the major towns Harrington, Felton and Frederica. Central Elementary on Killens Pond Road
serves all students grades 4 and 5. W.T. Chipman Middle School, in Harrington has students in grades 6-8. Lake Forest High School offers a comprehensive high school experience for students in grades 9-12.
The mission of the Lake Forest School District is “to make America great
and perpetuate the ideals of our democracy by giving our students the
knowledge, skills and attitudes to become successful, responsible citizens in
this ever changing world.”
Lake Forest is an Early College School District. Due to rigor of curriculum,
quality teaching and focus on student success, we believe most students
are capable of completing some college work while in high school. It is our
goal, that 90% of the class of 2016 will complete some college credit at the
time of their high school graduation. Even in the lower grades discussions
about career planning, we will make sure that every child knows that going
to college will be part of the high school experience.
Presently, Lake Forest Students are scoring above the state average on
almost all measures in the Delaware Comprehensive Accountability System. (DCAS).
Milford School District
906 Lakeview Avenue, Milford, DE 19963
(302) 422-1600
www.milfordschooldistrict.org
Phyllis R. Kohel, Superintendent
The Milford School District educates approximately 4,200 students in six
schools. Students in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten attend Evelyn L
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depending upon attendance zones. The Milford Central Academy
houses students in grades six through eight, and Milford High School
serves students in grades nine through twelve.
The district instructional program stresses a comprehensive curriculum
that addresses the needs ofthe ‘’whole’’ student. The academic programs are Common Core aligned and provide a rigorous curriculum
across all content areas. Both Honors and Advanced Placement courses
are offered. The Visual and PerfOrming Arts programs run from elementary through secondary and offer a solid background for those students
interested in pursuing theatre, art, or music at the collegiate level The
district also offers a number of vocational pathways in technology, business, and agri-science. All of our academic programs are supported
and enhanced through technology that is readily available in every
classroom .
In addition to the regular program, the district provides special programs for the gifted and talented, special education, and for all students
who need remedial basic skills instruction. An extensive interscholastic
athletic program is offered for boys and girls, as well as a diverse selection of co-curricular and after school programs. The Milford School
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School Districts
Polytech School District
St. John’s Lutheran School
Smyrna School District
St. Thomas More Academy
P.O. Box 97, Woodside, DE 19980
(302) 697-2170
www.polytech.K12.de.us
Deborah Zych, Superintendent
Students who live in Kent County can choose to attend POLYTECH
High School for 9th-12th grades. Polytech is a full-time comprehensive
technical high school, offering students preparation for college and/
or the work place. Polytech students graduate with an academic
diploma, technical skills, and in most cases, job experience. A full
roster of Henlopen Conference sports, extra-curricular activities, and
a cooperative education program enhance the student experience.
POLYTECH ninth-graders enter an intensive career exploration program designed to help them determine their best career choice.
Polytech is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. If you are interested in applying to Polytech High
School, or need additional information, call Polytech Admissions at
(302) 697-8663.
Polytech School District Adult Programs offer extensive adult evening classes in technical and personal enrichment programs, as well
as academic programs to meet the requirements for a high school
diploma. An Industry Training Service is also offered to assist employers
with special work force training needs.
82 Monrovia Ave., Smyrna, DE 19977
(302) 653-8585
www.smyrna.k12.de.us
Deborah D. Wicks, Superintendent
The Smyrna School District serves approximately 5,174 students from
kindergarten through twelfth grade. The district is composed of four
elementary schools (Clayton, North, Smyrna, Sunnyside, and Smyrna
Elementary) that accommodate students in grades K through 4; John
Bassett Moore Intermediate School and Clayton Intermediate School
house students in grades 5 and 6; Smyrna Middle School accommodates students in grades 7 and 8; and Smyrna High School that houses
all students in grades 9-12.
The mission of the Smyrna School District is to ensure that the students
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possible to become responsible and productive citizens possessing
the knowledge, the problem-solving skills, and the positive attitudes
necessary to successfully adapt to and function in an ever changing
environment.
Our six goals for the 21st Century- the new millennium – linked to
student, staff, and community needs and to our mission are:
1 Provide a safe, drug-free positive school climate that allows
students to succeed.
2 Standardize the curriculum, instruction, assessment, and staff
development, using test data and current research, in order to
match the state standards so that all learners will demonstrate
competency over challenging subjects.
3 Maintain a strong relationship with parents as partners in the
educational process of their children.
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the school’s changing needs in the area of population growth.
5 Utilize the tools of technology by staff and students on a daily basis
throughout the Smyrna School District.
6 Promote the consensus values of the community as responsibility,
compassion, integrity, perseverance, and respect.
1156 Walker Rd., Dover, DE 19904
(302) 734-3767
www.stjohnsdover.com
Dr. Dina Carol Vendetti, Principal
Christian Education, Community Service and Involvement, and
Leadership Training are the three hallmarks of St. John’s School. St.
John’s is a growing elementary and middle school which offers PreKindergarten through 8th grade. New this year, St. John’s willbe
launching an online high school program. A part of the Lutheran
School System, St. John’s School is a ministry of St. John’s Lutheran
Church and an extension of St. John’s Early Learning Center (113
Lotus Street, Dover). The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod has traditionally placed a very high priority on Christian education. Lutheran
Schools, found throughout the United States and worldwide, have
always enjoyed a reputation for nurturing students and their families
and for sharing the Gospel. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, St. John’s
strives to enable students to grow in Christ in body, mind, and spirit; to
succeed academically; and to serve the church, the community,
and the world. St. John’s offers a high quality academic program and
is accredited by the Middle States Commission and National Lutheran
Schools Accreditation. St. John’s also offers before and after school
care.
133 Thomas More Drive, Magnolia, Delaware 19962
(302) 697-8100; Fax: (302) 697-8122
www.saintmore.org
Mrs. Julie Shively, Principal
St. Thomas More is the only Catholic high school serving downstate
Delaware. By balancing religion, academics, arts, athletics and community service St. Thomas More prepares each student for the college
that best suits his or her unique gifts. We provide challenging moral,
academic and co-curricular programs that assist each graduate in
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Tech Prep Delaware
371-A W. North Street, Dover, DE 19904
(302) 739-6163; Fax (302) 739-6171
www.techprepdelaware.org
Dr. Lyda Tucker, Executive Director
Tech Prep Delaware (TPDE) is an educational agency that provides
free transition services to all in-state public high school career and
technical education (CTE) students. These services allow 10th, 11th
and 12th grade students, upon meeting program requirements, to
earn potential college credits or advanced apprenticeship status,
while still in high school. Real-life work situations, hands-on technical
training, and academics are taught in a step-by-step skill building
process. Interested students may contact the CTE teachers or guidance counselors about enrollment in the available Tech Prep pathways at their high schools. More information can be obtained by
calling TPDE or visiting the website.
Delaware Department of Education
)RULQIRUPDWLRQRQFHUWLÀFDWLRQSURIHVVLRQDODQGFXUULFXOXPVWDQdards, Delaware student testing programs, school and district information, jobs and other related educational information, visit the
Delaware web site at www.doe.state.de.us.
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Colleges
Delaware State University
1200 N. DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19901
General: (302) 857-6290; Admissions: (302) 857-6351
www.desu.edu
Dr. Harry Lee Williams, President
Delaware State University is a publicly-assisted, four-year
accredited institution of higher education with a current enrollment of more than 3,800 students. The University’s remarkable development of its 400-acre physical plant has been
most recently enhanced by the addition of the Student Center Complex, which includes a Strength & Conditioning Facility for its student-athletes, a Wellness & Recreation Center the
campus community and the public, as well as the new Martin
Luther King, Jr. Student Center that is three times larger than
the original center that preceded it. The campus has a network of traditional residence halls, as well as on-campus and
off-campus apartment complexes.
The institution remains committed to its priority triad of
teaching, researching and public service through its College
of Agriculture and Related Sciences; College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences; College of Business; College of Education, Health & Public Policy; and College of Mathematics,
Natural Sciences & Technology. The University offers 56 undergraduate degrees, as well as 25 master’s degrees and 5 doctoral degrees. DSU has a 19 to 1 student-to-faculty ratio.
The University is actively engaged in research in the disciplines of chemistry, optics, neurobiology, mathematics, natural resources and others. DSU continues to increasingly make
its mark on the world through formal relationships with institutions all over the globe, which facilitate faculty/student exchanges, study/internship-abroad opportunities, as well as
research and conference collaborations.
Delaware Technical & Community College
Charles L. Terry Campus
100 Campus Drive, Dover, DE 19904-1383
(302) 857-1000
www.dtcc.edu/terry
Information Hotline (302) 857-1100
Dr. June S. Turansky
Vice President and Campus Director
Delaware Technical & Community College, the First State’s
only community college, provides access, opportunity, excellence and hope to each student who enters its doors. Dover’s
Terry Campus, named in honor of the late Governor Charles
L. Terry, Jr., offers academic, technical, continuing education,
corporate and community training opportunities in more than
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human services and more. There are also many student support services available, such as Learning Communities, which
engage students with each other and their instructors based
on interrelated courses and activities.
Delaware Tech serves all members of the community with
lifelong learning opportunities: summer camps for kids; associate degree programs leading directly to jobs for graduates;
connected degree programs with area institutions for students seeking bachelor’s degrees; basic education, general
education and development and industrial training programs
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for adults in the workplace; and courses designed to enlighten and enrich the lives of retirees.
The College is an open admission institution accredited by
the Commission on Higher Education, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
A variety of extra-curricular activities are available for students to acquire a well-rounded college experience. Activities include the Hammerin’ Hawks Drumline, student
government and both program-related and special interest
clubs. The campus offers athletes the opportunity to compete
in Hawks sports including men’s lacrosse and women’s volleyball as part of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
University of Delaware
100 Campus Drive - Room 214, Dover, DE 19904
www.udel.edu
The University of Delaware offers a variety of educational opportunities and resources to Kent Countians in several locations:
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES AND INFORMATION CENTER
69 Transportation Circle, Dover, DE 19901
735-8200
University Relations offers cultural educational opportunities for southern Delawareans.
The Institute for Public Administration, under the College of
Human Resources, Education and Public Policy, links the research and resources of the University of Delaware with the
management and information needs of local, state and regional governments in the Delaware Valley. The Institute provides research projects as well as training programs and
policy forums.
ASSOCIATE IN ARTS PROGRAM
UD Academic Center, Terry Campus, DT&CC, Dover DE
(302) 857-1214
The UD Associate in Arts Program is structured such that
successful completion of a total of sixty credits over the course
of two years results in the conferral of the University of Delaware Associate in Arts degree. Associate in Arts students may
then choose from a variety of academic tracks leading to the
completion of a Bachelors degree on the Newark campus.
Delaware SEED (Student Excellence Equals Degree) scholarships are provided by the State of Delaware and cover tuition for full time students enrolled in the University of Delaware
(UD) Associate in Arts Program. The SEED Scholarships are for
Delaware-resident students who stay in school, work hard,
and stay out of trouble.
Wesley College nursing program
Colleges
Wesley College
120 N. State Street, Dover, DE 19901
Main number: (302) 736-2300
www.wesley.edu
Dr. William N. Johnston, President
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student-centered learning communities in the liberal arts tradition. The College is a fully accredited, residential, coeducational institution. Wesley offers 30 bachelors, four associates,
and master’s degrees in nursing, education, business administration and environmental science in a multi-denominational, multi-cultural campus setting.
Wesley College and its athletic facilities are located on 50
acres in historic Dover, Delaware. The college competes as
an NCAA Division III school and there are 21 athletic teams on
campus that all compete in the Capital Athletic Conference
except for football, which competes as an independent
team. In addition to varsity sports there are also 50 student
organizations including student government, fraternities, sororities, service groups, intramurals and more.
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residents. The campus is situated in Dover’s major residential
community with stores and banks in easy walking distance
and malls a short commute. New York City, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. are within a two to three hour
drive of the campus.
Most of the College’s 2,500 students come from the Middle
Atlantic region. The majority of full time students enroll directly
from high school, but the College does provide programs for
nontraditional students. Wesley works with students to meet
their educational needs with a 17:1 student to faculty ratio.
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Wesley College exists to liberate and empower its students
with the knowledge, skills, ethical attitudes and capacity for
critical thinking needed to achieve personal and professional
goals and to contribute to the local and global society.
ioral Science, Business Management, Criminal Justice, Allied
Health, and Computer and Network Security. Many graduate
programs are also available, including Business Administration, Management, and Education. Three Doctor of Education programs are offered at the Dover site as well as a Doctor
of Business Administration online.
Wilmington University - Dover Air Force Base is very convenient for military personnel but is also open to all civilians.
Classes are offered in evening and weekend formats.
Wilmington University offers military discounts and has several partnerships with community colleges that enable credits
to transfer seamlessly.
Learn more about how you can get started with your degree by visiting www.wilmu.edu.
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Wilmington University in Kent County
Dover Site:
3282 N. DuPont Hwy, Building 1, Dover, DE 19901
(302) 734-2594; Fax (302) 734-2618; [email protected]
Dover Air Force Base Site:
436 FSS/FSDE, 261 Chad Street, Room 301, Dover AFB, DE
19902
(302) 674-8726; Fax (302) 674-5034; [email protected]
www.wilmu.edu
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Education. It serves over 18,000 students across its locations
combined and over 2000 students in Dover annually at two
sites: Dover at Rt. 1 and U.S. 13 and Dover Air Force Base.
Wilmington University at Dover offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs in a variety of class formats. Students can choose from day, evening, weekend or
online courses. The University is open-enrollment with classes
starting every eight weeks. Affordable tuition is the same for in
and out-of-state students.
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bringing invaluable real-world experience to the classroom.
The Student Success Center, Career Services Center and peer
mentoring are just a few of the student services that the University offers.
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that are in high-demand can choose from majors like Behav-
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Hospital, Fire & Ambulance
Police
Emergency Number, 24 Hour Service…………….911
Delaware State Police………………………..........739-5901
Clayton Police…………………………..……......653-8186
Dover Police…………………………………...…736-7111
Harrington Police………………………….....….398-4495
Milford Police……………………………..…..…422-8081
Smyrna Police………………………………....…653-3489
Emergency Medical Services
Emergency medical services in Kent County are provided
by both volunteers and career personnel. There are 12 volunteer ambulance companies located throughout the county
that provide emergency ambulance transportation and
basic care for minor emergencies.
In cases of life-threatening injuries and illnesses, county
paramedics are also dispatched in conjunction with the volunteer ambulance companies to provide advance life support care. Kent County maintains three paramedic stations
located in Dover, Harrington and Smyrna. For all medical
emergencies, dial 911.
Kent County Volunteer Fireman’s Association
They help provide emergency response related services to
people living in Kent County. For questions please contact
Glenn Gillespie, President at (302) 422-5430. The volunteer Fire
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drives.
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Bayhealth Medical Center
Bayhealth formed in January 1997 when Kent General,
founded in 1927, and Milford Memorial, founded in 1938,
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Bayhealth community.
Now central and southern Delaware’s largest healthcare
system, Bayhealth is comprised of Kent General, Milford Memorial, Smyrna Emergency Center and numerous outpatient
satilite facilities with more than 3,100 employees and 425 physicians.
Nationally recognized as a leader in providing superior patient care, Bayhealth continues to improve services, expand
programs and reach out to new communities. This commitment to excellence has been recognized both statewide and
nationwide.
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leader in providing patient-centered care to improve the
mind, body and spirit.
Both hospitals offer support groups for patients and families
dealing with conditions such as cancer and diabetes. Educational programs provide classes and information on tobacco
cessation, childbirth, infant care, early pregnancy and more.
Kent General and Milford Memorial also offer free weekly
blood pressure and diabetes screenings and frequently provide free or low-cost screenings for breast, prostate, skin and
colorectal cancers as well as stroke and osteoporosis assessments and health risk appraisals.
Residents may call Bayhealth’s Physician Referral Line at
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Kent General Hospital
640 South State Street, Dover
(302) 674-4700
www.bayhealth.org
Kent General offers many services to the residents of Central Delaware, including neurosurgery, cardiac surgery and
diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterizations; endovascular surgery; family-centered birth services and neonatal
care; cancer care; orthopedic and rehabilitation services;
advanced digital imaging; inpatient and outpatient medical
and surgical care; intensive, intermediate and coronary care;
and a 24-hour emergency department.
Kent General’s other services include a Wound Care Center, SleepCare Center and respiratory and neurodiagnostic
services. An outpatient pharmacy is available to serve patients discharged from the Emergency Department, sameday surgery or other hospital clinics, as well as a retail store for
the convenience of patients and visitors.
Milford Memorial Hospital
21 W. Clarke Avenue, Milford
(302) 422-3311
www.bayhealth.org
The award-winning Milford Memorial offers a comprehensive array of services to the residents of Southern and Central
Delaware, including diagnostic imaging, family-centered
birth services, cancer care, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services, inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical
care, and a 24-hour emergency department.
The Inpatient Rehabilitation Center at Milford Memorial is a
program unique to southern Delaware. Accredited by CARF,
the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities,
the Inpatient Rehabilitation Center offers a comprehensive
therapy program dedicated to the treatment of individuals
impaired by stroke, neurological disorders, accidents, arthritis
and other disabling impairments.
Milford Memorial’s many other services include a SleepCare Center, bariatric surgery, Lifestyles Fitness Center and
other rehabilitation services including occupational therapy,
speech pathology and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.
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difficult. Our separate pet crematory
allows us to offer cremation services,
exclusive to pets, so your pet can
receive the same dignity all beloved
family members deserve.
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Dover Behavioral Health System
725 Horsepond Road, Dover
(302) 741-0140
www.doverbehavioral.com
Dover Behavioral Health System is an acute care, comprehensive psychiatric facility with inpatient and partial hospitalization programs for both adults and adolescents with mental
health and substance abuse needs. Dover Behavioral Health
System’s diverse professional staff takes a multidisciplinary approach to all treatment services, using “best practices” as a
guide for assessing, treating, and caring for patients. The Assessment Center offers free telephone and face-to-face assessments 24 hours a day, seven days a week. No appointment
or referral is needed. The Assessment counselors work as a
team to develop and initiate the recommended course of
treatment. Most insurance plans are accepted. For additional
information, feel free to call the above number.
that specializes in the immediate care of non-life threatening
illnesses and injuries in ambulatory patients of all ages. Eden
Hill Medical Center is “your center for excellence.”
Eden Hill Medical Center
200 Banning Street, Ste 330, Dover
(302) 883-0097
www.edenhillmedicalcenter.com
Eden Hill Medical Center is a convenient ever-growing facility that hosts everything from specialized foot care and plastic
surgery to a café and an on-site pharmacy in one building.
This center strives to facilitate guests with the most enjoyable
medical visit possible by having many options in the same
building and providing the best in health care for almost any
need. Also offered is Express Care, a walk-in medical practice
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CDCC’s Cornerstone Members!
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CDCC Events 2014-2015
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!!
Contact the Chamber to sign up for any of these events!
302-734-7513 / www.cdcc.net
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2015
SEPTEMBER 8 – 11th Annual Night at the Races
Harrington Raceway & Casino (15 West Rider Rd., Harrington) This fun employee appreciation event begins under
the “Big Tent” at 5pm with a cost of only $15! There are delicious hors d’oeuvres, a carving station, live entertainment,
and the Chamber Race! This is a rain or shine event, and
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Foundation.
JANUARY – Military Affaire
The Landings at Dover Air Force Base
This event provides an opportunity for CDCC Members and
their guests to meet the Commanders of the Dover Air Force
Base and talk with them in a social and informal setting.
SEPTEMBER 10 – Chamber Open Golf Tournament (ASH Memorial)
Maple Dale Country Club
7KLVHYHQWSURYLGHVDIXQGD\RIJROÀQJQHWZRUNLQJDQGFDmaraderie for Chamber Members and their guests. A portion of the proceeds from this tournament go to the McCall
Golf Academy in memory of Al Hedgecock, the Executive
Vice President of the CDCC from 1979-2001. The funds are
used to purchase golf equipment for children learning the
game of golf to help them get started.
OCTOBER – MilCon Breakfast
The Landings at Dover Air Force Base
This event provides an opportunity for the community to
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their various projects and construction. Our Congressional
Delegates are also invited to share with the community a
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and the DAFB.
OCTOBER – Holiday Gift Auction
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CDCC Members by hosting a live and silent auction. This
event provides a great opportunity for you to start your holiday shopping early while eating and networking. . . a one
stop shop for the busy business professional! The event is
also promotes “shopping local” for the holiday season!
DECEMBER 4 – Capital Holiday Celebration
Downtown Dover
Kick off the Holiday Season & join us for the traditional community caroling and the Christmas Tree Lighting in Downtown Dover! While you’re there you can also visit the Santa’s Workshop and the Winter Wonderland!
DECEMBER 11 – CDCC Holiday Party
The Outlook at the Duncan Center (500 W. Loockerman St.,
Dover)
A celebration of the holiday season for Chamber Members!
FEBRUARY – Business to Business Expo
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino (1131 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover)
Businesses from more than 7 Chambers of Commerce
throughout the state of Delaware introduce, market and
showcase their goods and services to the business community.
MARCH – Legislative Luncheon
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino (1131 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover)
This luncheon provides a forum for Chamber Members to
meet with area legislators to ask questions and discuss the
governmental issues directly affecting their businesses. (ie:
Health Care, Energy Costs, Education, Regulations, Taxes,
etc.)
APRIL – 14th Annual 55+ Expo
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino (1131 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover)
Businesses throughout the state of Delaware and nearby
states introduce, market, and showcase their goods and
services to the 55+ population which is a prominent sector
of both our county and state. This annual show draws over
4,000 people for the one-day Expo!
MAY – Bluesuiters Golf Tournament
Jonathan’s Landing Public Golf (1309 Ponderosa Dr., Magnolia)
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JUNE – Awards for Excellence Dinner
Location TBD
A night put together to name the Small Business Person of
the Year and Corporation of the Year all of whom have been
selected by his/her fellow CDCC Members. Volunteers who
have played major roles in the successes of the Chamber
over the past year are also recognized, and the graduation
for the Leadership Central Delaware Class also takes place!
Over 300 Chamber members attend this event each year.
Ongoing events….
Kent County is Open for Business - Kent County Levy Court Room 220 (555 S. Bay Rd., Dover)
FREE business development session that helps new and existing businesses cut through the red tape! Representatives from
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Held at a different location each time, our mixers take place the last Wednesday of every month with the exception
of October (Holiday Gift Auction) and December (Annual Holiday Party). Open networking with 100+ Chamber members and guests begins at 5pm with a pause around 6:15pm for announcements and door prizes then open networking
continues until the event ends at 7pm.
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Libraries
College Libraries
Delaware State University, Wesley College and Delaware
Technical & Community College have their respective libraries
on campus.
8pm; Saturday and Sunday, 1pm to 5pm. Please call (302)
698-6440 for information. The Bookmobile schedule, and a listing of our many and varied programs is available online at
www.co.kent.de.us.
Dover Public Library
Smyrna Public Library
Delaware libraries are leaders in connecting and inspiring a
lifetime of discovery. The Dover Public Library connects people
to a variety of resources and services that inform, educate and
entertain!! The Library lends books and a variety of other formats.
Wireless access is available in the facility and public computers
provide internet access and electronic resources through a variety of databases. All Delaware residents are eligible to use the
facility.
Visit the Library at 35 Loockerman Plaza, Dover. Call 302-7367030 or visit www.DoverPublicLibrary.org. Hours: Monday through
Fridays, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM; Saturdays, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM;
Sunday, 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Kent County Public Library
The Kent County Levey Court provides a full-service public
library which is available to all residents of the County, and
operates the Kent County Bookmobile, a mobile library service which reaches underserved populations County-wide.
Both offer books, magazines, newspapers, audiobooks, eBooks, and DVDs; view the online catalog at www.lib.de.us. All
Delaware as well as several colleges and universities. The library also offers free WiFi access and public computers with
,QWHUQHWDFFHVVDQG0LFURVRIW2IÀFHVRIWZDUHDVZHOODVHOHFtronic databases.
Visit the Kent County Public Library at 497 South Red Haven
Lane, in the Center at Longacre Village, just off Route 13 north
of the Woodside light. Hours: Monday through Friday, 9am to
The Smyrna Public Library contains more than 25,000 barcoded items, 7 public computers, free wireless internet access,
and notary service by appointment. Located at 107 South Main
Street in Smyrna, the library is open Monday, Wednesday and
Friday 8:30am to 6:00pm, Tuesday and Thursday 10am to 8pm,
Saturday 9am to 2pm, and closed on Sunday. For additional
information, call 302-653-4579, visit their website at www.smyrna.
delaware.gov, or visit their Facebook page at “Friends of the
Smyrna Public Library.”
State Library of Delaware / Delaware Public Archives
The State Library offers government publications and electronic resources. It also provides DelAWARE which connects citizens to a collection of online products and services including full
text magazines, Delaware government information, newspapers, and the online catalogs of Delaware libraries. Hours: Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. For more information
call 302-739-4748 or visit their website at www.state.lib.de.us.
Delaware Public Archives encourages visitors of all ages to
conduct research, view exhibits and attend programs. Historically important documents are showcased on a rotating basis,
including Delaware’s copy of the Bill of Rights and the state’s
original colonial charter from King Charles II. Exhibit Hours are
Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm (Wednesday until
8:00 pm); Saturday and most state holidays 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
For more information call 302-744-5000 or visit their website at
www.archives.delaware.gov. Both are located at 121 Duke of
York Street, Dover.
Community Services
Healthy Starts at the YMCA
The YMCA of Central Delaware is getting bigger
every day. Under construction and ready for a Fall
2012 grand opening, the Y will add more than
10,000 square feet and additional parking to its
current location at 1137 South State Street in
Dover, Delaware.
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to strengthening families and people of all ages
and religious by focusing on youth development,
healthy living and social responsibility.
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individual exercise classes, dance, birthday parties, driver’s education, karate, team sports, babysitting, childcare programs, health and wellness
programs and more. Call 302-346-9622 now for
special membership offers. The Y is for everyone.
Delaware State Housing Authority
DSHA provides, and assists others to provide,
quality affordable housing opportunities and appropriate supportive services, to low- and moderate-income Delawareans. The agency offers
affordable rental, homeownership and home reKDELOLWDWLRQ DVVLVWDQFH DV ZHOO DV ÀQDQFLDO DVVLVtance for other housing providers. For more
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Listed below are various facilities located in Kent County, which are
members of the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce:
Amedysis Home Health Care: 1221 College Park Drive, Ste 203, Dover; 302-678-4764
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Dover; 302-674-0566
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State Street Assisted Living: 21 N. State Street, Dover; 302-674-2144
Westminster Village Retirement Community: 1175 McKee Rd, Dover; 302-744-3600
CENTRAL DELAWARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Transportation
Public Transit Service
DART also provides Intercounty bus service and Paratransit
bus service. The Intercounty service connects all three Delaware counties and operates Monday through Friday between
6 a.m. and 9 p.m. Paratransit service, a demand response
system, is available for customers who meet the criteria estabOLVKHGXQGHUWKH$PHULFDQVZLWK'LVDELOLWLHV$FW$FHUWLÀFDWLRQ
process determines eligibility. This service is available in Kent
County, Monday through Friday, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and
Saturday from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Reservations for service must
be made in advance.
For more information, please call 1-800-553-DART, or visit
www.DartFirstState.com.
BUSES – CHARTER AND TOUR
Dawson Bus Service, Inc.,
405 E. Camden-Wyoming Ave., Camden
697-9501. Fax: 302-697-9624
Delaware Express Shuttle & Tours
2825 Olgetown Road, Newark, Delaware
302-454-7800; Fax: 302-454-7828
DELAWARE AIRPARK
This well-maintained, 45-acre general aviation airport located in Dover, has a runway with a parallel taxiway and a
newly paved aircraft parking ramp, as well as non-precision
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training program and plays host to NASCAR racing teams, drivers and fans because of its close proximity to Dover Downs International Raceway. Call 302-735-5519 for more information.
DOVER CIVIL AIR TERMINAL
The Delaware River and Bay Authority operates the Dover
Civil Air Terminal under a Joint Use Agreement with the Air
Force, allowing civilian aircraft to operate into Dover Air Force
Base (DAFB). Operations are authorized by prior permission only
and must be requested through the Dover Civil Air Terminal
manager in advance. There is a landing fee.
Normal operating hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday
through Friday; however, arrangements to operate outside
these hours can be made by calling the Terminal during normal operating hours.
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encouraged to call Ben Clendaniel, Civil Air Terminal Manager,
at 302-735-5519 or FAX 302-735-7751 to coordinate your arrival.
BUS LINES
Greyhound Lines, Inc.
716 S. Governors Ave., Dover, Delaware 19904
(Local Terminal) 302-736-5183
Greyhound Lines, Inc. began operations from its new location at the City Cab Company, in Dover. From the new facility,
Carolina Trailways offers 10 daily schedules to destinations
across the United States, including a new schedule to Rehoboth Beach, and Ocean City, MD. It is open 24 hours, daily.
The facility also provides Greyhound PackageXpress, local
taxi service and food and drink for purchase. For ticket information, call 736-5183.
RAILROADS
Amtrak Train Station in Wilmington - see your travel agent or
call 1-800-872-7245
TAXI SERVICES
George’s Taxi & Limo Service
P.O. Box 255, Kenton, DE 19955
302-223-5000
LIMOUSINE SERVICES
Racing Limos of Dover, LLC
44 Shinnecock Road, Dover, Delaware 19904
302-335-0800; Fax: 302-335-0749
VEHICLE RENTAL
Budget Rental
PO Box 313, Cheswold, DE 19936
302-736-5069
GENERAL TRANSPORTATION
Ride Share Delaware
919 North Market Street, Suite 411
Wilmington, Delaware 19801
302-652-2780; Fax: 302-652-2783
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CENTRAL DELAWARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Non-Proﬁt Agencies
AARP Delaware
1100 North Market Street, Ste 1201
Wilmington
302-498-6511
www.aarp.org/de
Aid in Dover, Inc.
801 West Division Street, Dover
302-734-7610
www.aidindover.org
Alzheimer’s Association – Smyrna
100 South Main St., Ste 211, Smyrna
302-633-4420
www.alz.org/desjsepa
American Legion Post 14 & Station 64
107 W. Glenwood Ave., Smyrna
(302) 653-6465
www.ambulance64.org
American Legion, Walter L. Fox #2
835 Bay Road, Dover
302-674-3922
www.wlfoxpost.org
American Lung Association
630 Churchmans Rd, Ste 202, Newark
302-737-6414
www.lunginfo.org
American Red Cross
100 W. 10th St., Ste 501, Wilmington
302-472-6243
www.redcross.org
Barnwood Leather LLC
253 Velvet Antler Dr., Clayton,
215-872-5094
www.barnwoodleather.com
Blood Bank of Delmarva
100 Hygeia Drive, Newark
302-422-3234
www.delmarvablood.org
Boy Scouts of America
101 W. Loockerman St. Ste 2C, Dover
302-622-3300
www.delmarvacouncil.org
Brain Injury Association of Delaware
840 Walker Road, Ste A, Dover
302-346-2083
www.biade.org
Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity
544 Webbs Ln., Dover
302-526-2366
www.centraldelawarehabitat.org
Central Delaware Soccer Association
PO Box 1334, Dover
302-697-8331
www.cdsasoccer.org
C.E.R.T.S., Inc.
699 S. Carter Road, Suite 1, Smyrna,
302-731-0301
www.certsinc.org
Children’s Beach House
100 West 10th Street, Ste 411, Wilmington
302-655-4288
www.cbhinc.org
Community Integrated Services
18W. Main St., Middletown
302-376-8259
www.cisworks.org
Correctional Ofﬁcers Assn of DE
1243 College Park Rd., Dover
302-734-8061
Delaware AeroSpace Education Foundation
585 Big Oak Rd, Smyrna
302-659-5003
www.dasef.org
Delaware Alliance for Nonproﬁt
Advancement
100 W. 10th St., Ste 1012, Wilmington
302-777-5500
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Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
165 Commerce Way, Ste 2, Dover
302-672-6435
www.debreastcancer.org
Delaware Charitable Music, Inc.
180 Firebox Dr., Felton
302-943-7173
www.demusic.org
Delaware Community Foundation
101 W. Loockerman St., Suite 2C, Dover
302-724-7552
www.delcf.org
Delaware Farm Bureau
3457 S. DuPont Hwy, Camden
302-697-3183
www.defb.org
Delaware First Media
1200 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover,
302-857-7096
www.wdde.org
Delaware Motor Transport Assn., Inc.
445 Pear Street, Dover
302-672-7763
www.dmta1.com
Dover Elks Lodge #1903
200 Saulsbury Road, Dover, DE 19904,
302-736-1903
Dover Symphony Orchestra
PO Box 163, Dover
302-492-0353
www.doversymphony.org
Easter Seals of Delaware and
Maryland’s Eastern Shore
100 Enterprise Place, Ste 1, Dover
302-678-3353
www.de.easter-seals.org
Friends of the Duck Creek Regional Library
812 Fayette Rd., Smyrna
(302) 242-4522
http://www.smyrnalibrary.org
Given Chase, LLC
P.O. Box 1264, Dover
302-242-0182
Goodwill Industries of Delaware
300 E. Lea Blvd, Wilmington
302-741-0456
www.goodwillde.org
Greater Dover Boys & Girls Club
9 E. Loockerman St., Ste 3C
302-674-3313
Greater Kent Committee
101 W. Loockerman St., Ste B, Dover
302-734-2513
www.greaterdovercommittee.org
Home Builders Assn of Delaware
Woodmill Corporate Center
1600 N. Little Creek Road, Dover
302-994-2597
www.hbade.org
Innovative Schools
100 W. 10th St., Ste 403, Wilmington
(302) 656-4737
http://www.innovativeschools.org
Delaware Veterans Home
100 Delaware Veterans Blvd, Milford
302-424-6000
www.vethome.delaware.gov
Job Corps Admissions and Career
Transitions
9 Vandever Ave., Wilmington
(302) 230-2538
http://jobcorps.gov
DelMarVa SHRM
PO Box 1169, Milford
609-304-5837
www.delmarva.shrm.org
Junior Achievement of Delaware
522 S. Walnut St.,Wilmington
(302) 654-4510
www.jadelaware.org
Dover/Kent County MPO
PO Box 383, Dover
302-387-6030
www.doverkentmpo.org
Kent County Republican Committee
PO Box 305, Frederica
302-734-8884
Dover Century Club
PO Box 884, Dover
(302) 734-9745
Kent County Tourism
435 N. DuPont Hwy, Dover
302-734-4888
www.visitdover.com
Dover Colonial Rotary Club
PO Box 1772, Dover
302-698-9495
www.dovercolonialrotary.org
Kent Economic Partnership
555Bay Road, Dover
302-678-3028
www.kentpartnership.org
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Non-Proﬁt Agencies
Kent Sussex Industries, Inc.
301 North Rehoboth Blvd., Milford
302-422-4014
www.ksiinc.org
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program
(RSVP) of Kent County
1121 Forrest Avenue, Dover
302-734-1200 ext. 129
United Cerebral Palsy of Delaware
3249 Midstate Road, Felton
302-335-5626
www.ucpde.org
MARK Program
430 New Castle Avenue, Dover
302-678-4952
Ronald McDonald House of Delaware
1901 Rockland Road, Wilmington
302-656-4847
www.rmhde.org
United Way of Delaware
101 W. Loockerman St., Ste 2B, Dover
302-734-4779
www.uwde.org
Second Chance Catering @
The Hospitality School
111 S. West Street, Suite 5. Dover
302-444-8609
www.thehospitalityschool.org
USO Delaware
500 Purple Heart Way, DAFB
302-677-2491; 302-677-6905
www.uso.org
NCALL Research, Inc.
363 Saulsbury Road, Dover
302-678-9400
www.ncall.org
People’s Place
1129 Airport Road, Milford
302-422-8033
www.peoplesplace2.com
Smyrna Opera House
7 West South St., Smyrna
302-653-4236
www.smyrnaoperahouse.org
Pressley Ridge
846 Walker Rd., Ste 32-1
302-677-1590
www.pressleyridge.org
Reading ASSIST Institute
100 W. 10th Street, Ste 910, Wilmington
302-425-4080
www.readingassist.org
Telamon Corporation
26351 Patriots Way, Bldg W4, Georgetown
302-934-1642
www.telamon.org
UD Lifelong Learning in Dover
1121 Forrest Avenue, Dover
302-736-7450
www.lifelonglearning.udel.edu/dover
1450 S. DuPont Hwy., We Clean For A Reason
109 N. Walnut Street, Milford
302-424-3700
www.wecleanforareason.org
Westside Family Healthcare
300 Water Street, Ste. 300, Wilmington,
302-656-8292
www.westsidehealth.org
World Trade Center Delaware
702 West Street, Wilmington
302-656-7905
www.wtcde.com
Dover, DE 19901
Phone: 302.674.0100 * Fax: 302.674.8131
Toll Free: 1.800.323.0828
www.townsendchevy.com
Sheryl Smith
massage
1326 S. Governors Ave. Suite D
Dover, DE 19901
302-632-2481
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DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING
The Division provides the following services to job seekers:
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searches both locally and nationally; as well as to input resumes directly into the Internet.
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and copiers to develop, write, print, copy and fax resumes
and cover letters. Also included are newspapers, videos,
computer tutorial and other aids to assist in the job search
process.
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SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICE EMPLOYMENT
PROGRAM
The SCSEP is a Training to Work program for seniors age 55
and over who meet certain income requirements and live in
Kent County. For more information on this program please call
the Modern Maturity Center, 734-1200 ext. 145.
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
To inquire about positions available with the State of Delaware, (302) 739-5458 or visit the Haslet Armory, 122 William
Penn Street, 1st Floor, Dover, DE 19901, for current job listings.
KENT COUNTY
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
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NationJob, Inc.: 888-269-5601
Rehabilitation Connections of Delaware: 302-270-2092
Wilmington Job Corps: 302-230-2564
Work Pro Occupational and Employee
Health: 302-857-3860
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BOMBAY HOOK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE. 2591 Whitehall
Neck Rd., (302) 653-6872. http://bombayhook.fws.gov. A
16,000-acre haven along the Delaware Bay coast east of
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come from all over the world to see the variety of migratory
shorebirds and waterfowl that stop to feed at the refuge, an
important feeding stop on the Atlantic Flyway. Established in
1937, the refuge offers walking and auto tours, bird watching,
nature programs, and a visitor center with a gift shop. Twelve
miles of auto tour roads within the refuge, with hiking trails,
observation towers, and spotting scopes along the route, lets
visitors get close to the birds and other wildlife. Refuge staff
conduct programs about the unique horseshoe crab and
shorebird connection each spring on Central Delaware’s bay
beaches. Special events are offered year round. Open daily
from sunrise to sunset.
DELAWARE AEROSPACE EDUCATION FOUNDATION. 585 Big Oak
Road, (302) 659-5003. www.dasef.org. Designed to inspire and
educate the people of Delaware in learning about the earth’s
environment, space science, mathematics and technology
through the use of academies, presentations, symposiums, professional development, events and activities and the resources
of the Innovation Technology Exploration Center.
PAINTED STAVE DISTILLING. 106 W Commerce Street Smyrna, DE
19977 (302) 653-6834 paintedstave.com Painted Stave Distilling was established in 2011 and crafts premium spirits in small
batches by utilizing only the best ingredients sourced from regional farms, and by blending traditions of the past with today’s creativity and state-of-the-art technology. Housed in a
1940s era movie theater, Painted Stave Distilling operates in
the spirit of tradition to patiently fashion noteworthy spirits to
be shared and savored with friends. Mike and Ron invite you
to enjoy spirits, visit the distillery, and share their passion for
products crafted by hand. Tours and tastings are held FridaySunday and spirits are available for purchase.
SMYRNA MUSEUM. 11 S. Main Street, (302) 653-1320. An eclectic mix of local artifacts is displayed in this former military barracks building. Visitors enjoy the toys and dolls, Native
American artifacts, historical paintings, and a notable collection of over 400 pitchers. The museum includes a mid-1700’s
plank house on site. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
SMYRNA OPERA HOUSE. 7 W. South Street, (302) 653-4236. www.
smyrnaoperahouse.org. Originally opened in 1870, the Opera
House has seen its share of history, including visits by Frederick
Douglass, William Jennings Bryan and Lucy Stone. Beautifully
restored by the Smyrna-Clayton Heritage Association, it now
hosts live entertainment throughout the year.
Dover
AIR MOBILITY COMMAND MUSEUM AT DOVER AIR FORCE BASE.
1301 Heritage Rd., (302)677-5938. www.amcmuseum.org.
Houses a growing collection vintage planes and artifacts that
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beginning in 1941, to its current role as the Eastern U.S. hub of
strategic airlift. The AMC Museum draws more than 30,000
visitors annually, making it the second largest tourist draw in
the First State. The AMC Museum is open to the public Tuesday
through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and closed on
Monday and all federal holidays. The AMC Museum is accessible via the Route 9 Gate, just south of the base proper.
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BIGGS MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART. 406 Federal Street, (302)
674-2111. www.biggsmuseum.org. The museum houses one of
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the Delmarva Peninsula. The Museum’s 16 intimate galleries
hold nearly 1800 objects offering guests an unexpected and
personal experience with the collection. A private collection
of art, furniture and antiques spans 200 years and several
major periods in American Art, all made in the Delaware Valley. Free Admission. Open Tuesday-Saturday from 9:00 am to
4:30 pm and Sunday from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Open on select
state holidays.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 501 S. State Street, (302) 734-5731.
www.christchurchdover.org. One of the oldest Episcopal
churches, this serene location features a monument to Caesar Rodney, one of its parishioners.
CONSTITUTION PARK. Located at the corner of North and State
Streets, this mini-park is dedicated to the Constitution of the
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on December 7, 1787, making it the “First State.” The Golden
Fleece Tavern site, where the delegates signed, is only 1 block
away on The Green.
DELAWARE AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM & VILLAGE. 866 N. DuPont
Hwy, (302) 734-1618. www.agriculturalmuseum.org. From milk
bottles to a 1978 Model T Ford, carriages and crop dusters, this
museum offers an authentic glimpse into Delaware’s agricultural past. The main exhibit building holds over 10,000 objects
and artifacts, art and changing exhibits relating to Delaware
rich agricultural heritage. Guests can wander through Loockerman Landing, a recreated 19th century village of authentic
buildings brought to the site from all over the state. Call for
hours, as they vary by season.
DELAWARE NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE. 818 Kitts
Hummock Road, (302) 739-3436. www.nerrs.noaa.gov. Located just south of Dover Air Force Base, this environmental
research center offers nature programs, boardwalk trail and
boat trips. Call for programs.
DELAWARE STATE POLICE MUSEUM. 1425 N. DuPont Hwy, (302)
739-7700. www.state.de.us/dsp/museum. Located next to the
State Police headquarters, this museum is dedicated to those
who have served and are still serving as Delaware State Police. Learn about criminal investigations and view vintage
equipment and vehicles. Open Monday through Friday from
9:00 am to 3:00 pm and the third Saturday of each month.
DELAWARE VISITOR CENTER AND GALLERIES. 121 Duke of York St.,
(302) 744-5055. A great starting point for information on Dover
and the entire state. Changing exhibits and a museum store.
Guided tours available. Open Tuesday through Saturday and
most state holidays, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday from
1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
DOVER DOWNS HOTEL & CASINO. 1131 N. DuPont Hwy, (800)
711-5882. www.doverdowns.com. 24-hour gaming, Table
Games, Poker Room, and over 2,800 slot machines, four diamond hotel, luxurious spa, exciting concerts, and many fabulous restaurants at Dover’s casino. Live harness racing from
late October until April and simulcast racing year round. Two
NASCAR races per year at the “Monster Mile.”
FIRST STATE HERITAGE PARK. Dover, (302) 739-9194. www.desWDWHSDUNVFRPKHULWDJHSDUN 'HODZDUH·V ÀUVW ´SDUN ZLWKRXW
boundaries” that links several dozen sites within the historic
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core of Delaware’s capital city provides visitors with a walkable tour, all within one square mile. “First Saturdays in the First
State” occurs monthly offering special programs at the partner sites.
THE GREEN. (302) 744-5055. Often referred to as the most historic location in Dover, The Green was laid out by William
Penn in 1717 and remains true to its colonial origins. The center
of life for a county seat and state capital, it was and is the site
of gatherings and festivals. In 1776, Delaware’s Continental
Regiment was mustered for service in the American Revolution and marched to join George Washington’s troops from
here. The Declaration of Independence was read to the public on the State House steps, sparking a celebration and the
public burning of King George III’s portrait. Tours are available
by calling or stopping by the Delaware State Visitor Center.
JOHN DICKINSON PLANTATION. 340 Kitts Hummock Rd, (302)
739-3277. The plantation is the restored boyhood home and
farm of John Dickinson (1732-1808), who is known as the “Penman of the Revolution” for his articles debating whether the
colonies should break from England and form their own government. John Dickinson was also a farmer and signer of the
Federal Constitution. The 18-acre site along the St. Jones River
features the furnished 1740 colonial brick home, a “log’d
dwelling,” various reconstructed outbuildings, and landscaping. Exhibits and a 20-minute historical video presentation are
available at the Visitor Center on-site. Guides in reproduction
historical clothing interpret and demonstrate aspects of seasonal plantation life, such as hearth cooking, gardening,
farming, and shingle splitting. The lives of slaves, free blacks,
and tenant farmers are included in tours at the John Dickinson plantation. Open Wednesday-Saturday from 10:00 am to
3:30 pm and closed on state holidays.
JOHNSON VICTROLA MUSEUM. 375 S. New Street, (302) 744-5055.
This museum features an extensive collection of Victor Talking
Machines (early record players) and memorabilia. The Victor
Talking Machine Company was founded in 1901. Company
founder and inventor Eldridge Reeves Johnson, a native Delawarean, was a competitor of Thomas Edison. Museum exhibits
include a 1920’s Victrola dealer’s store with a collection of talking machines, cabinet Victrolas, and early records. Recordings
are regularly played on modern and antique equipment and
posters and memorabilia showcase Victor’s popular recording
artists. Also featured is an original painting of “Nipper,” the dog
that became the trademark for RCA, known as “His Master’s
Voice.”
Admission is free, but donations are welcome. The museum
is located in the same block as the Delaware Archaeology
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from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm and for group tours by appointment
only.
KENT COUNTY THEATRE GUILD. 140 E. Roosevelt Ave., (302) 6743568. www.kctg.org. Come see dramas, comedies and musicals at the Patchwork Playhouse.
KENT COUNTY TOURISM. 435 N. DuPont Hwy, (800) 233-5368.
www.visitdover.com. Information on Kent County attractions
and special events.
LEGISLATIVE HALL. 411 Legislative Avenue, (302) 744-5055. Delaware’s capitol building housing its General Assembly that
meets here January through June each year. Legislative Hall
is a Georgian Revival colonial structure of handmade brick
and it as an 18th century style interior. It was designed by Architect E. William Martin under the direction of the State Buildings and Grounds Commission created by Governor Buck in
1931. The building was expanded by the addition of North
and South wings during the period 1965-1970 to give each
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George Fletcher Bennet, of Dover, was the architect. The
dedication of Legislative Hall took place in 1933 and replaced
the State House that is located on The Green opposite Legislative Hall. Legislative hall today provides formal chambers for
the Senate and House of Representatives as well as the General Assembly’s nonpartisan staff agencies: The Division of ReVHDUFKDQGWKH2IÀFHRIWKH&RQWUROOHU*HQHUDO7KH*RYHUQRU
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1994. The entire interior of Legislative Hall was renovated in
three phases during the summers of 1995, 1996, and 1997. The
renovations were designed by the Wilmington architectural
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SCHWARTZ CENTER FOR THE ARTS. 226 S. State Street, (302) 6785152. www.schwartzcenter.com. Originally constructed in
1904 and known as The Dover Opera House. George M.
Schwartz expanded it into a movie theater in 1923 and
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but in the 1970s fell into a state of disrepair and in 1982, the
doors were closed. After an intensive statewide fundraising
campaign, The Friends of the Capitol Theater, raised enough
money to develop an extensive modernization and expansion. The beautiful $8.5 million facility reopened in October,
2001, dubbed the Schwartz Center for the Arts and features
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SPENCE’S BAZAAR & FLEA MARKET. 550 S. New Street., (302) 734ZZZVSHQFHVED]DDUFRP$OLYHO\LQGRRURXWGRRUÁHD
market and auction with Amish foods and goods. You never
know what you’ll ÀQGKHUH2SHQ7XHVGD\V)ULGD\VDQG6DWXUGD\V
from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
STAR HILL A.M.E. CHURCH & MUSEUM. 357 Voshell Mill-Star Hill
Rd., (302) 697-9903. Exhibits about African American history,
tours, interpretive programs of Kent County’s Underground
Railroad.
WOODBURN. Delaware’s Governor’s residence at 151 Kings
Highway, (302) 739-5656. www.state.de.us/woodburn. This
home, built around 1790, is an excellent example of Georgian
architecture. Boxwood garden and Hall House, the guest
house for the Governor, are on the grounds also. Tours by appointment only.
Marydel
HARVEST RIDGE WINERY 447 Westville Road Marydel, DE 19964
(302) 343-9437 www.harvestridgewinery.com Turn your event
into an experience at Harvest Ridge Winery. In elegant, yet
comfortable surroundings, you can relax and know that your
special event will be an experience your guests won’t soon
IRUJHW:HGGLQJUHFHSWLRQVFODVVUHXQLRQVRIÀFHSDUWLHVDQniversary celebrations – the winery is the perfect setting for a
wide variety of large group functions. Daily tours are held as
well as wine tastings and local wine available for purchase.
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Touring Kent County – North to South
Felton
KILLEN’S POND STATE PARK. 5025 Killen’s Pond Rd., (302) 2844526. www.destateparks.com. Year round camping and
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and summer swimming. Killen’s Pond Water Park features
kids’ and adults’ water recreation, slides, wading pools and
more with picnic areas available.
PIZZADILI VINEYARD AND WINERY. 1683 Peach Basket Rd., (302)
284-9463. www.pizzadiliwinery.com. This vineyard and winery
can host weddings, picnics, parties and special events. Catering is available. Tours of vineyard; local wine available for
purchase.
Frederica
BARRATT’S CHAPEL AND MUSEUM. 6362 Bay Road, (302) 3355544. www.barrattschapel.org. The site where the Methodist
church in America was organized in 1784. The church and
museum are open Saturday and Sunday from 1:30 p.m. to
4:30 p.m. Other times by appointment.
Harrington
CENTRE AT DELAWARE STATE FAIR ICE RINK. Delaware State Fairgrounds., (302) 398-5900. www.skateatthefair.com. Public
skating, ice hockey, and learn-to-skate programs. The Centre
is open August through June.
DELAWARE STATE FAIRGROUNDS. 15 W. Rider Road, (302) 3983269. www.delawarestatefair.com. For ten days each year
starting the third Thursday in July, Central Delaware hosts the
annual Delaware State Fair with the largest traveling midway,
big name entertainment and activities for the whole family.
With a quarter of a million visitors annually, our state fair is a
major summer attraction.
HARRINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM & RAILROAD MUSEUM. 108-110 Fleming Street, (302) 398-3698.This unique museum contains harness racing memorabilia, folk art carvings,
stained glass windows and a rare 1800s glass hearse carriage.
The Railroad Museum has a signal tower 1926 caboose and a
watchman’s house. Open by advance appointment.
HARRINGTON RACEWAY & CASINO, INC. U.S. Rt 13 at the Delaware State Fairgrounds, (888) 88-SLOTS. www.harringtonraceway.com. Live harness racing April through September and
350 seat Simulcasting Parlor all year. Over 40 Table Games
including a Poker Room, over 1,800 Sizzling Red Hot Slots, live
entertainment and International Buffet and other popular restaurants.
MESSICK AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM. 317 Walt Messick Rd., (302)
398-3729. This museum in downtown Harrington contains the
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equipment.
Milford
MILFORD MUSEUM. 121 S. Walnut Street, (302) 424-1080. The
museum contains a history of area shipbuilding, dental tools,
silver collection and a Delaware history library.
PARSON THORNE MANSION. 501 N.W. Front St., (302) 422-3115.
The mansion was built between 1730 and 1735 and was one
home to Milford’s founders, Parson Sydenham Thorne and
Delaware statesman, John Clayton. The house contains peULRG DQWLTXHV DQG UHSURGXFWLRQV WKDW UHÁHFW WKH FKDQJLQJ
style of the owners. A National Register of Historic Places landmark.
MISPILLION RIVERWALK GREENWAY. Downtown Milford, (302)
422-3344. Scenic walking paths, parks, inns, eateries, special
events and shopping along the Mispillion River.
For current information regarding tours and visiting Kent County,
go to: www.visitdover.com
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CDCC Showcase – January 2014
Area Events
2014
AUGUST 2 – THE WYOMING PEACH FESTIVAL
Downtown Wyoming
302-697-3587 / www.townofwyoming.com
Parade, craft vendors, and all things peachy from 9am3pm! Also, stop by Fifer Orchards for the 33rd Annual Peach
Ice Cream Day and enjoy free peach ice cream, live music, and more!
SEPTEMBER 5 - 6 – RIVERWALK FREEDOM FESTIVAL The 14th
Annual Riverwalk “Freedom” Festival features the Smile for
Freedom 5k, then “Operation Giveback” (to support active
duty and veterans) with Fireworks with live entertainment
and food vendors. There will also be craft vendors, bike &
car show, kids korner and food vendors and much more.
For more information, visit www.milfordchamber.com
SEPTEMBER 6 - ANNUAL AMISH COUNTRY BIKE TOUR
Legislative Mall
800-233-5368 / www.visitdover.com
First Saturday after Labor Day discover Kent County’s beautiful Amish countryside. Choose a 15, 25, 50, 62, or 100 mile
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in historic downtown Dover.
SEPTEMBER 26 – 28 – NASCAR RACE WEEKEND
Dover International Speedway
800-441-RACE (7223) / www.doverspeedway.com
Twice a year, Dover, Delaware is transformed into a carnival-like atmosphere as the greatest names in NASCAR racing come to Dover International Speedway.
OCTOBER 11 – 5TH ANNUAL DELAWARE WINE AND BEER FESTIVAL
Delaware Agricultural Museum & Village, Dover
1-800-233-5368
Enjoy a great day of sampling wine and beer while enjoying
entertainment, arts and crafts, and great food. FREE Parking.
OCTOBER – FRIDAY & SATURDAY – WICKED WOODS
(2621 Sandy Bend Rd., Wyoming)
302-492-3327 / www.wickedrwestern.com
The most horrifying trail in Delaware. Runs every Friday and
Saturday in October.
NOVEMBER 10 – 12TH ANNUAL DOVER DOWNS WINE & MUSIC
FESTIVAL
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino
1-800-711-5882 / www.doverdowns.com/wine-music-festival
Enjoying and learning about wine are the main draws of
The Wine & Music Festival. Guests can sample more than 50
wines from around the world. While they’re there, they can
take in a fun and educational seminar or shop around the
marketplace of wines, cheeses, accessories, and gifts.
NOV 23 TO DEC 14 – GOOD CHEER CIDER FEST
Fifer Orchards
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Every Saturday from 10am-4pm, enjoy complimentary hot
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for making s’mores, hayrides, product samples, and many
more holiday goodies!
NOVEMBER 24 – 8TH ANNUAL CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino
800-711-5882 / www.doverdowns.com
10am-6pm, $2 Admission. Chocolate and candy vendors,
ice carving contest, electric train display and gingerbread
village, Holiday music and choral performances & photos
with Santa.
NOVEMBER 28 – A CAPITAL CHRISTMAS
Outside Dover City Hall
302-736-7050 / www.visitdover.com
This event will bring together the traditional Tree-Lighting
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for kids, parents, and all the “young at heart!”
NOV 30 TO DEC 1 – HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS EVENT
Downtown Dover
302-678-2940 / www.downtowndoverpartnership.com
Parade, entertainment, Santa, and more. Free and fun for
families, sponsored by the Downtown Dover Partnership.
2015
JANUARY 14-19 – 9TH ANNUAL DELAWARE AG WEEK
Delaware State Fairgrounds, Harrington, DE
302-856-7303 / www.delawarestatefair.com
Delaware Ag Week includes a wide variety of great workshops, exhibits, and activities. Most events are held at the
Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington, although there
are a number of offsite activities.
MARCH 15 – 22ND ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
Downtown Dover
302-678-2940 / www.downtowndoverpartnership.com
Everything and everyone GREEN!
APRIL 26 – 12TH ANNUAL MILFORD’S BUG & BUD FESTIVAL
Downtown Milford
302-422-1108 / www.downtownmilford.org
Parade, arts & crafts, vendors, food court, live entertainment, and much more!
MAY 2-4 – 82ND ANNUAL DOVER DAYS FESTIVAL
Legislative Mall / The Green
800-233-5368 / www.visitdover.com
Parade, crafts, Maypole dancing, music, car shows, walking
tours, and much more!
JUNE 18TH – 21ST – FIREFLY MUSIC FESTIVAL
The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway
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performances, enhanced dining options and interactive
entertainment set among lush wooded landscapes in the
heart of the East Coast.
JULY 4 – DOVER 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
Legislative Mall, Dover
302-674-7579 / www.dover4thofjuly.com
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performances, children’s activities, vendors, and more.
JULY – 96TH ANNUAL DELAWARE STATE FAIR
Delaware State Fairgrounds, Harrington, DE
302-398-3269 / www.delawarestatefair.com
Over 320,000 visitors come to enjoy the carnival midway
rides, headline entertainers, local culinary treats, farm
animal and produce competitions, handmade crafts, and
much more!
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Recreation in Central Delaware
There is a wide variety of locations, events, and outdoor activities in Central Delaware. Literally, there is something for everyone!
Golﬁng
Public Courses:
Garrison’s Lake in Smyrna; 302-659-1206
Jonathan’s Landing in Magnolia; 302-697-9204
The Rookery North - 302-422-9745
Casinos
Public courts are available at school and college grounds.
While private courts are located at both clubs listed above.
Come play at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino! 40 tables featurLQJ %ODFN -DFN &UDSV 5RXOHWWH DQG 3RNHU 7KLUG ÁRRU SRNHU
room with 12 tables all featuring Texas Hold Em. Over 2,800 slot
machines. Simulcast racing. Fabulous restaurants including Michele’s, a gourmet restaurant overlooking the elegant hotel
lobby. Live entertainment. 1-800-711-5882. www.doverdowns.
com.
Enjoy a day of entertainment at Harrington Raceway and
Casino with table games, over 1,800 slot machines, a 350 seat
state-of-the-art simulcast parlor. Weekend entertainment in
BONZ Lounge. For more information call 1-888-88-SLOTS or
www.harringtonraceway.com.
Nature Trails
Waterpark
Private Courses: By invitation of member
Maple Dale Country Club, Dover; 302-674-4951
Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming; 302-697-4660
Tennis
Looking for a fun way to stay in shape? Take the Trail Challenge and hike the approximately 40 miles of nature trails
through Delaware’s State Parks. Complete all the trails within
a calendar year and receive the “Golden Boot!” The State
Park trails range anywhere from .1 mile to 7.5 miles. Watch
nature in action while enjoying the distinctive qualities of
each individual trail.
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Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control,
Division of Parks and Recreation, 89 Kings Hwy., Dover, DE
19901 or call (302) 739-4702 or visit our website www.destate
parks.com.
Killens Pond Water Park’s two 27-foot high 205 foot long
double water slides twist and turn their way to the receiving
splash pool below. The main pool features zero-depth entry,
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walk, and interactive water play features. There’s fun for tots,
too, in a specially designed pool that features two frog slides
for the slightly older youths and a Tot Lot that features a tunnel
slide, water curtain, climbing platform and spray fountain.
There is also a revamped concession stand with more wholesome food options, swim shop and locker rooms. Proper swim
suits are required. The water park is located at Killens Pond
State Park, 13 miles south of Dover and about 1 mile off U.S.
Route 13. For more information call (302) 284-3311.
Racing
Dover International Speedway is host to two of the largest
sporting events in the Mid-Atlantic Region. NASCAR speeds in
to Dover twice a year. In May, the stars of the SPRINT Cup
Series, Nationwide Series, and Camping World Truck Series,
take on the Monster Mile, and in September another tripleheader weekend features the SPRINT Cup Series, Nationwide
Series and K&N Pro Series. Get tickets and information at
1-800-441-RACE or www.doverspeedway.com.
World Class live harness racing is held at Harrington Raceway April-September, (302) 398-7223 or www.harringtonraceway.com , and at Dover Downs late October-April, (800)
711-5882 or www.doverdowns.com.
Dover International Speedway
City of Dover
The City of Dover Parks and Recreation Department provides
the Dover community with a broad, varied and interesting
selection of recreational programs and activities for both
adults and children. 26 City parks can be found in key locations throughout Dover. Many parks are equipped with play
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SCHUTTE PARK is one of the newest parks located on the West
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DOVER PARK is located on the East Side of Dover off of White
Oak Road. Twenty-eight acres of beautiful hardwood, holly,
and pine trees. Also at this park are tennis courts, a softball
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equipment for both the young and old alike.
Information on City of Dover programs may be obtained by
writing to Parks & Recreation, City of Dover, P.O. Box 475,
Dover, DE 19903 or call 302-736-7050.
Recreation in Central Delaware
Kent County
Kent County, through Parks and Recreation, offers yearround cultural, physical, educational and nature activities for
all ages as well as maintains several beautiful County Parks
including:
Brecknock County Park
The Kent County Department of Community Services, Parks
Division, operates the park on a year-round, dawn to dusk,
seven days a week basis. Vehicle parking is available within
the park all year during the same hours. The 86-acre park inFOXGHVVLJQLÀFDQWKLVWRULFODQGPDUNIHDWXUHVLQFOXGLQJDWK
century barn, 18th century residence, the ruins of a 19th century grain mill and the remains of the earthen millpond dam.
A pedestrian-only nature and hiking trail follows the entire
Isaacs Branch stream corridor. The public may use the horseVKRHSLWVEHDFKVDQGYROOH\EDOOFRXUWVDWKOHWLFÀHOGVSDYLOions and picnic tables. The Picadilly Playground within the
park is a 3/4 acre playscape for children from tots through 12
years of age.
The park and all the athletic and recreational amenities are
free to the public. Facilities in the park may not be reserved
for use by any group. Call 744-2495 for more information.
Big Oak County Park
Kent County’s Big Oak County Park is a 90 acre site bordered on the west and north by SR1 (Exit 114 – South Smyrna
Exit) and on the south by Big Oak Road (C.R. 325). It includes
forty acres leased to the Delaware Aero Space Education
Foundation (DASEF) for Space and Earth Science education
and recreation. Big Oak County Park’s free public access recreation and conservation demonstration areas make it a
major regional outdoor destination. Big Oak is Kent County’s
third major park, joining Brecknock Park in Camden (opened
in 1996) and Brown’s Branch Park (opened in 2004).
Kent County Levy Court dedicated Big Oak County Park
and opened it for public use on September 30, 2006. Many
recreation and conservation development and preservation
activities have been underway since the spring of 2003. Although many of the recreation and conservation amenities
are now well-established, major, new recreation facilities are
still planned for development in 2008 and 2009.
Amenities include a 96 seat (12 tables) pavilion, public restrooms, ADA accessible activities and pathways. Other feaWXUHV LQFOXGH D RQHRIDNLQG SOD\VFDSH VSRUWV ÀHOGV DQG
ample parking.
Please note: No person or organization can reserve or control any facility (pavilion) or area within any Kent County Park.
Park generally opens one hour after sunup and closes one
hour before sundown.
wood buffer have been established on the perimeter of the
active recreation areas. Along with active recreation, Browns
Branch was designed to support the quiet, passive recreation
and conservation elements of regional recreation pursuits such
as hiking, birding, and personal solitude. A beautiful walking
trail has been established which interacts with a uniquely designed wetland boardwalk.
This trail terminates in a charming and picturesque public picnic area.
Amenities include a 96 seat (12 tables) divided between
three (3) open-air picnic areas, public restrooms, ADA accessible activities and pathways. Other features include a oneRIDNLQGSOD\VFDSHVSRUWVÀHOGVDQGDPSOHSDUNLQJ
Please note, no person or organization can reserve or control any facility (pavilion) or area within any Kent County Park.
Park generally opens one hour after sunup and closes one
hour before sundown.
Swimming, Boating, Fishing, Picknicking
Kent County has four major recreational lakes: Killen’s Pond
State Park in Felton, Lake Como in Smyrna, Silver Lake in Dover
and Wyoming Pond in Wyoming; all have parks with picnicking,
ERDWLQJDQGÀVKLQJDYDLODEOH7KH6WDWHRI'HODZDUHKDVWKLUteen other state parks.
The Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean are within easy driving distance. Small boat ramps are also available (see next
page).
For more information on licenses, hours, limits, on state facilities, write: Natural Resources and Environmental Control,
Division of Fish and Wildlife, 89 Kings Highway, Richardson &
Robbins Building, Dover, DE 19901; or call (302) 739-5297.
Tidbury Creek County Park
The Kent County Department of Community Services, Parks
Division, operates the park on a year-round, dawn-to-dusk,
seven days a week basis. A vehicle parking lot is open to the
public during the same hours from the 1st of March through
the 1st of December. The park includes 18 acres of hiking trails
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ponds, a children’s climbing apparatus and slide, a covered
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park is free to the public and may not be reserved. 744-2495.
For current info concerning Kent County Parks and Recreation activities, call 744-2495 or write to 555 Bay Road, Dover,
DE 19901.
Browns Branch County Park
Kent County’s Browns Branch County Park, 1417 Killens Pond
Road, Harrington, Delaware was presented to the citizens of
Kent County on Tuesday, October 26, 2004. It is a joint project
of the Kent County Levy Court, Department of Community
Services, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and
Environmental Control, Land and Water Conservation Trust
Fund, and members of the Delaware General Assembly.
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(ages 2 through 12) playground and a future chip and putt
practice golf. A mature evergreen buffer and roadside hard-
Yogi Bear’s Delaware Beaches Jellystone Park
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It is a policy of Delaware State Parks to make our facilities as accessible as possible. However, due to the natural conditions and surroundings of
our parks, there may be limitations. Please do not hesitate to contact the park you plan to visit for speciﬁc details and assistance. For information
on Wilmington State Parks, call (302) 577-7020.
State Parks
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CENTRAL DELAWARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Welcome to Delaware Outdoors! Our 14 state parks covering
over 20,000 acres of land include twelve miles of ocean
beaches, salt water bays, dunes, surf, seabird colonies, three
inland ponds, grassy meadows, running brooks, rolling slopes, a
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tings. There is unlimited opportunity in Delaware to enjoy America’s great outdoors.
Most Delaware State Parks are open for public use throughout
the year with limited facilities from October 1 through March 31.
A park entrance fee for vehicles is in effect daily from Februarh
28th to December 1st. This revenue is used to operate and maintain the state parks system. The entrance fee is $3.00 for Delaware registered vehicles and $6.00 for out-of-state vehicles. An
annual permit is $27.00 for registered Delaware vehicles and $54
for out-of-state vehicles. Senior Citizens 62 and over pay $12.00
in state and $24.00 out of state.
We welcome you to Delaware’s state parks. Your participation
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a quality environment and the best possible public service to
people.
For more information write: Department of Natural Resources
& Environmental Control, Division of Parks & Recreation, 89 Kings
Hwy., Dover, DE 19901 or call 302-739-9220 or visit www.destateparks.com.
Delaware Division of Fish & Wildlife
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Greater Snow Geese. Waterfowl hunters also gather here in
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sporting birds.
The State’s white-tailed deer population has increased dramatically in the last ten years, providing sportsmen and naturalists many hours of pleasure and an ample supply of venison.
Quail populations, especially in lower Delaware, are present while the ubiquitous cottontail is readily available where
ample food and cover occur.
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Public boat access facilities are available at Augustine, Collins Beach, Woodland and Bowers Beaches, Port Mahon,
Cedar Creek, and Lewes.
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not only the holder of the license, but all occupants in that
boat, as do the charter boat and head boat licenses.
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Beach Plum Island, Cape Henlopen State Park, Delaware
Seashore State Park and Fenwick Island State Park. Special
restrictions and regulations apply to these areas. For information regarding the purchase of a Surf Fishing Permit and additional rules and regulations, contact the Division of Parks
and Recreation 302-739-9220.
Shellﬁshing
Hard clams and blue claw crabs attract many recreational
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and clam in all waters of the State of Delaware. For additional
information, rules and regulations, contact the Division of Fish
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Education, DNREC, 89 Kings Highway, Dover, DE 19901.
Boating Safety
Anyone born on or after January 1, 1978 must successfully
complete an approved boating safety course before operating a motorboat and/or Personal Watercraft (PWC) in Delaware. Additionally, a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) must
be worn by a child 12 years old and under while aboard a
boat which is underway and by all PWC riders. The PFD must
also be zipped. For additional information, rules and regulations contact 302-739-9916.
3 President's Drive
Dover, Delaware
www.romadover.com
302.678.1041
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Advertising Directory
55+ COMMUNITIES
Champions’ Club at Jonathan’s Landing
488 Augusta National Dr.
Magnolia
(302) 698-5601; Fax: (302) 698-5607 ................12
J. S. Hovnanian & Sons
6353 Carpenter Bridge Rd.
Felton
302-335-1940; Fax: 302-335-1625 .......................8
ACCOUNTANTS
H & R Block Company
2137 S. DuPont Hwy.
Dover
302-697-2786; Fax: 302-697-1980 .....................61
Delaware Technical & Community College
Terry Campus, 100 Campus Dr.
Dover
302-857-1000; Fax: 302-857-1096 .....................45
Wesley College
120 N. State St.
Dover
302-736-2345; Fax: 302-736-2312 .....................47
CONSTRUCTION
Richard Y. Johnson & Son, Inc.
PO Box 105
Lincoln
(302) 422-3732; Fax: (302) 422-4696 ................61
Raymond F. Book & Associates, P.A.
220 Beiser Blvd.
Dover
302-734-5826; Fax: 302-734-3474 .......................8
COUNSELING
People’s Place
1129 Airport Rd.
Milford
302-422-8033; Fax: 302-422-8050 .....................18
ADVERTISING/DESIGN
Blue Dogg Design
206 Winterberry Drive
Dover
410-274-9732; Fax: 302-672-9478 .....................28
CREDIT UNIONS
Dover Federal Credit Union
1075 Silver Lake Blvd.
Dover
302-678-8000; Fax: 302-678-8037 .....................34
ATTORNEYS
Young & Malmberg, PA
30 The Green
Dover
(302) 672-5600; Fax: (302) 672-5609 ..................2
DENTAL CARE
CareFirst Dental Team
1250 S. Governors Avenue
Dover
(302) 741-2044 ....................................................10
AUTOMOBILES
Townsend Bros. Chevrolet
1450 S. DuPont Hwy.
Dover
302-674-0100; Fax: 302-674-8131 .....................68
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Delaware Economic Development Ofﬁce
99 Kings Hwy.
Dover
302-739-4271; Fax: 302-739-5749 .....................35
BAKERIES
Frankfurt Bakery & Deli
323 S. Governors Ave.
Dover
(302) 741-0180 ....................................................77
Downtown Dover Partnership
101 W. Loockerman St., Suite 1A
Dover
(302) 678-2940; Fax: (302) 678-2132 ................33
BANKS
Artisans’ Bank, Commercial Lending
1537 S. Governors Ave.
Dover
302-674-1754; Fax: 302-744-9228 .......................6
WSFS Bank
1486 Forest Ave.
Dover
(302) 677-1891; Fax: (302) 734-4818 ................42
BUILDERS
Lessard Builders, Inc.
257 E. Camden-Wyoming Ave.
Camden
(302) 698-1091; Fax: (302) 698-1092 .......40 & 41
CAR WASH
Westside Car Wash
805 Forest St.
Dover
(302) 734-8234; Fax: (302) 734-5002 ................21
CLEANING
Merry Maids
11550 Willow Grove Rd.
Wyoming
302-698-9038; Fax: 302-698-1797 .....................36
COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES
Delaware State University
1200 N. DuPont Hwy.
Dover
302-857-6001; Fax: 302-857-6003 .....................43
EDUCATION
PolyTech Adult Education
823 Walnut Shade Rd.
Woodside
302-697-4545; Fax: 302-697-4544 .....................51
UD Lifelong Learning in Dover
1121 Forrest Ave.
Dover
302-736-7450 ......................................................28
ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION
Cowboy Up Saloon, Inc.
1036 Lafferty Ln.
Dover
302-264-9322 ......................................................66
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino
1131 N. DuPont Hwy.
Dover
302-674-4600; Fax: 302-672-7447 .......................4
Dover Symphony Orchestra
PO Box 163
Dover
(302) 492-0353; Fax: (302) 734-4934 ................10
Harrington Raceway & Casino
15 West Rider Rd.
Harrington
302-398-4920; Fax: 302-398-4963 .....................38
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING
Compliance Environmental, Inc.
150 S. Bradford St.
Dover
302-674-4427; Fax: 302-674-4429 .....................21
FARM MARKETS
Fifer Orchards
1919 Allabands Mill Road
Wyoming
(302) 697-2141; Fax: (302) 697-7240 ................18
FINANCE COMPANIES
Ameriprise Financial
1011 Centre Rd., Suite 100
Wilmington
(302) 468-8231; Fax: (302) 468-8199 ................32
FLORISTS
Jen-Mor Florist
2109 South DuPont Hwy.
Dover
(302) 697-3273; Fax: (302) 697-6548 ..................8
FUNERAL CHAPELS/CREMATORIES
Torbert Funeral Chapel
61 S. Bradford St.
Dover
302-734-3341; Fax: 302-736-1325 ............32 & 61
GIFTS
The Tole Patch, LLC
110 N. Main St.
Camden
(302) 698-4488 ....................................................77
COUNTRY CLUBS
Maple Dale Country Club
180 Maple Dale Circle
Dover
302-674-4951; Fax: 302-674-1774 .....................48
Wild Quail Golf & Country Club
1 Clubhouse Drive
Wyoming
(302) 697-4660; Fax: (302) 697-4666 ..................2
GOVERNMENT
Kent County Levy Court
555 Bay Rd.
Dover
302-744-2305; Fax: 302-736-2279 .....................54
Dover Parks and Recreation
PO Box 475
Dover
(302) 736-7050; Fax: (302) 736-7154 ................18
HAIR SALONS
ARTT Studio 4 Hair
201 W. Third St.
Wyoming
(302)698-5012 .....................................................51
HEALTH AND FITNESS
Dover YMCA
1137 S. State Street
Dover
(302) 674-3000; Fax: (302) 674-2906 ................12
HEALTHCARE
Bayhealth Medical Center
640 S. State St.
Dover
302-744-7000; Fax: 302-744-7181 ................... IFC
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HOME DÉCOR
Furniture & More
2204 S. DuPont Hwy.
Dover
302-697-1300 ......................................................46
MORTGAGE COMPANIES
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
250 Beiser Blvd., Suite 201
Dover
(302) 672-1200; Fax: (302) 678-7134 ................10
RESTAURANTS
Roma Italian Restaurant
3 President Dr.
Dover
(302) 678-1041 ....................................................77
HOME HEALTH CARE
Home Instead Senior Care
PO Box 39
Wyoming
302-697-6435; Fax: 302-698-1797 .....................36
MOVING & STORAGE
Hopkins & Sons, Inc.
1 Bellecor Dr.
New Castle
302-322-1017; Fax: 302-322-9911 .....................32
SENIOR CENTERS
Modern Maturity Center
1121 Forrest Ave.
Dover
302-734-1200; Fax: 302-674-1265 .....................51
Senior Helpers
9 E. Loockerman St., Suite 306
Dover
302-674-2234; Fax: 302-674-3117 .....................21
MUSEUMS
Air Mobility Command Museum
1301 Heritage Rd.
Dover AFB
302-677-5938; Fax: 302-677-5940 .....................38
SCHOOLS
Capital School District
198 Commerce Way
Dover
302-672-1556; Fax: 302-672-1715 .....................14
Biggs Museum of American Art
406 Federal St.
Dover
302-674-2111; Fax: 302-674-5133 .....................26
POLYTECH High School
823 Walnut Shade Rd.
Woodside
302-697-2170; Fax: 302-697-6749 .......................6
NEWSPAPERS
Dover Post
1196 South Little Creek Road
Dover
(302) 346-5416; Fax: (302) 678-3673 ................32
St. John’s Lutheran School
1156 Walker Rd.
Dover
302-734-8808; Fax: 302-734-8809 .....................77
INSURANCE
Allen Insurance - Beneﬁts Connection
410 Delaware Ave.
Wilmington
302-654-8823; Fax: 302-654-8836 .....................66
L & W Insurance Agency
1154 S. Governors Ave.
Dover
302-674-3500; Fax: 302-674-3108 .....................16
Pratt Insurance, Inc.
4 Village Square
Smyrna
302-653-6681; Fax: 302-653-2370 .....................51
State Farm Insurance – Katie Bennett
2150 S. DuPont Hwy.
Camden
(302) 697-2650; Fax: (302) 697-1926 ................21
JEWELERS
Sayers Jewelers & Gemologists
19 S. Main St.
Smyrna
302-653-9456; Fax: 302-653-6508 .....................18
LOTTERY
Delaware State Lottery
1575 McKee Road, Suite 102
Dover
(302) 744-1601; Fax: (302) 739-6706 ................26
MAGAZINES
Delaware Today Magazine
3301 Lancaster Pike, Suite 5-C
Wilmington
302-656-1809; Fax: 302-656-5843 .....................61
MANUFACTURING
Procter & Gamble Dover
1340 W. North St.
Dover
302-678-2600; Fax: 866-603-5576 .....................26
MASSAGE THERAPISTS
Sheryl Smith Massage
PO Box 2
Magnolia
(302) 632-2481 ....................................................68
MEDICAL
Dedicated to Women/OB-GYN Associates
200 Banning St., Suite 320
Dover
302-674-0223; Fax: 302-346-3737 .....................28
The Mind and Body Consortium, LLC
1151 Walker Road
Dover
(302) 674-1299 ....................................................39
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NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Central DE Habitat for Humanity
544 Webbs Lane
Dover
302-346-0220 ......................................................51
NURSING HOMES
Courtland Manor, Inc.
889 S. Little Creek Rd.
Dover
302-674-0566; Fax: 302-674-4657 .....................61
PRINTING & PUBLISHING
Associates International
100 Rogers Rd.
Wilmington
302-678-1211; Fax: 302-678-8091 .....................27
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Colonial Investment & Management Co.
9 E. Loockerman St., Suite 202
Dover
302-736-0674; Fax: 302-736-1595 .....................37
RADIO STATIONS
Clear Channel Radio
1575 McKee Business Park, Suite 206
Dover
302-674-1410; Fax: 302-674-8621 .....................26
REAL ESTATE
First Class Properties
1641 East Lebanon Road
Dover
(302) 677-0770; Fax: (302) 677-0088 ................46
Harrington ERA Realty, Inc.
736 N. DuPont Hwy.
Dover
302-736-0800; Fax: 302-736-1993 ...................BC
Janet Hutchison, Broker
1671 S. State St.
Dover
302-677-0020; Fax: 302-677-1359 .......................8
Re/Max Avenues
63 N. DuPont Hwy.
Dover
302-734-0800; Fax: 302-734-1766 ...................IBC
CENTRAL DELAWARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TRANSPORTATION
Dawson Bus Service, Inc.
405 E. Camden-Wyoming Ave.
Camden
302-697-9501; Fax: 302-697-9624 .....................68
UTILITIES
Chesapeake Utilities
350 S. Queen St.
Dover
302-734-6797; Fax: 302-735-3061 .....................54
Delaware Electric Cooperative
14198 Sussex Highway
Greenwood
302-349-3174; Fax: 302-349-9611 .....................44
Delmarva Power
PO Box 159
Centreville, MD
800-375-7117 ......................................................59
WATER CONDITIONING
Pure & Secure, LLC – Jack Fairfull
313 West 3rd St.
Wyoming
(302) 423-6441 ....................................................78
WINERIES
Harvest Ridge Winery
447 Westville Road
Marydel
(302) 343-9437 ....................................................10
Pizzadili Vineyard and Winery
1683 Peach Basket Road
Felton
(302) 284-9463; Fax: (302) 697-9339 ................78
“Always There For You”
736 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE
302-736-0800
995 N. DuPont Hwy., Milford, DE
302-422-2424
H a r ri n g t o n E R A R e alt y, In c.
Harrington ERA
Realty, Inc.
2 Convenient Locations
ERA Real Estate has been in the business of fulfilling the dream of
home ownership since 1972 as Electronic Realty Associates. Today,
it is one of the world’s leading residential franchise brokerage
networks, with more than 38,000 brokers and
sales associates!
Buying a home has never been easier!
Automobile
Motorcycle
Renter’s Insurance
Homeowner’s Insurance
Commercial
Life and Health
Harrington Insurance – 4 Locations
Dover – 302-883- 0ilford – 302-422-7234
Seaford – 302-628- /ewes – 302-645-9344
Pat Sebastian – 302-677-0297
Our property management department represents
the largest rental property program in Kent County.
Full time management staff
Full time maintenance staff
24 Hour answering service
Manages over 300
residential properties
Locates interim housing
for our homebuyers
Property Management
Bill Schaefer, Sr. Loan Officer
302-674-8400
New Penn Financial specializes in residential
mortgage lending. As a licensed mortgage
banker, New Penn is a direct lender for Fannie
Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD FHA, Veterans
Administration, construction and refinance loans.