Speak Up: Remains of WWII soldier on way home

The body of a Seaford man who was among the lost souls from World War II may finally be coming home this fall. Delayed by the pandemic in 2020, a long-awaited homecoming for the remains of U.S. Army Air Force 2nd Lt. George M. Johnson is tentatively set for Oct. 2, with reinterment in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Seaford.

• Thank you, Lt. George M. Johnson and his family. It is people like him that make our country the best, and it was always great. — Charlie Harper

• Thank you for your service. — Denise Ginger Ginger

FlyOver Fun Park fills entertainment void in Dover

Adeola Adefemi and his partners, Vincent Ikuwagwu and Charles Salako, were looking to open a unique business in Dover. Their dream became a reality when they opened the doors to the FlyOver Fun Park in the Rodney Village Shopping Center at 1700 S. Governors Ave. on June 19. The new business is geared primarily toward children 7 and younger and features soft-play options, such as a foam pit, tubes to climb through, indoor airbags, beam games, an indoor trampoline and arcade games, as well as private party rooms.

• Congrats. We need something new in the area. — Alexsis Evins

• It’s a great spot! Clean, tons of different activities, but not too big kids get overwhelmed. — Sarah Smith Sfamurri