Angelo Menefee of Harrington, while originally from Philadelphia, is seeing his three children’s books added to the curricula of a few Delaware schools and to some local libraries.
A caring group of neighbors, church members, students and retirees teamed to take a bite out of world hunger Saturday in Georgetown.
More than 120 people took part in the nonprofit Rise Against Hunger’s second annual food-packing event, boxing up 76,000 basic food meals comprised of soy, rice, dehydrated vegetables and vitamins.
The Delaware contingent of the National FFA Organization held its annual convention Tuesday and Wednesday at Delaware State University in Dover, drawing dozens of young agriculture enthusiasts.
Warner Schlaupitz squeezed as much life as he possibly could into his 100 years.
The U.S. Army veteran fought in World War II as an infantryman, earning a Silver Star and a Bronze Star. He was also awarded a Purple Heart after being struck by a mortar round, while pulling a comrade from a cave in the Philippines.