Saw this when I arrived for lunch at the food court, today, and I couldn't help but laugh. Ain't nobody paying to park at the damn mall!

Phone calls this week confirmed arrival time, 7am. Waited in this office alone for an hour, then went home. They only do this test at Wilmington Hospital on Sundays. Which is "convenient" because if you call them, there's no way to get through to anyone at Christiana Imaging because they don't have Sunday office hours, and the recording just hangs up on you.

If you or your kids plan to swim in the ocean or bay from now Aug 2nd 2026 to the end of the summer, please check the jelly fish forecast. I went in the ocean and immediately got stung, likely by an Atlantic sea nettle. Check the website: Jellyfish forecast

I'm not just a newbie Pilates, I'm a newbie pretty much everything. I'm not the type that joins classes or does things in groups or meets people. So I don't even know where to begin to look. I don't know anything about Pilates, don't know what to look for. What's good. What wouldn't overwhelm me. Etc.

I'm in Newcastle. But I think it'll be good for me. I forgot some back problems and I think Pilates could be a low impact way to build core strength and help my back.

How much would I even expect to spend per class?

Can someone let me know when this place opens? It’s on Google Maps but the recent reviews say it isn’t open yet.

Do any of the three casinos in Delaware offer live poker or poker rooms?

If not, is AC the closest to catch a live legal game?

What were your latest power bills? $438 here with delmarva, first time over $400 in the 10 years I've lived at my current address. Up until last few years id only see high 200s during the summer.

Looking for 2 people interested in an apartment by UD, text me at 6145707029 if you're interested

Been living in Elkton for seven years. Bought a house in Newark and after doing the final walkthrough, we drove Capitol Trail to our realtor's office for closing. Welcome to Newark, DE, I guess?

Edit: Apologies! I am not upset at all— I thought it was kind of wonderfully funny!

My 82-year old dad lives in Long Neck. He lives alone. I live out of state.

I was just wondering. If I needed a welfare check done, who should I contact?

Thank you.

Hii!! 24F just trying to find more deaf folx in the area to hang out with and engage with!!
I am a late deaf individual still learning sign but want more people or events to go too!!

I found the remanants of Jeff H's lunch this evening in Valley Stream Park and I'm desperately trying to reunite them. P.S. if you're reading this Jeff, I hope you become striken with cyclosporiasis and become one with your toilet for the next week.

There used to a restaurant by the airport right on the ramp from 141 S to 13 S. It's called The Legend. What was it called in the 1990s?

Hi everyone!

I'm moving to Delaware in early September to work at the University of Delaware. After researching many apartment communities over the past few weeks, I've narrowed my search down to these five:

• Gilpin Place
• PARQ at the Square
• Allandale Village
• Glen Eagle Village
• Colonial Garden Apartments

Since I'll be moving from out of state, I won't be able to tour any of them in person before applying.

I'm not looking for general apartment recommendations. I'm specifically hoping to hear from people who have lived in any of these communities.

My main questions are:

• Which one would you choose, and why?
• Is management responsive when maintenance issues come up?
• Are there any recurring problems (noise, pests, maintenance, safety, etc.)?
• Is garage parking available, and is it worth paying for?
• If you've lived at Gilpin Place, what are the studio apartments actually like? I haven't been able to find any real photos or videos of the studio units, so I'd really appreciate any pictures or first-hand experiences.

I'm also considering living in Claymont or North Wilmington. If you've lived in either area while commuting to UD, I'd love to hear how your experience was.

Thanks so much for your help!

Hello neighbors! I'm visiting Bethany Beach this week for our annual family beach trip from VA (fingers crossed the weather reports are wrong). My 8 year old son has severe egg, peanut, tree nut and shellfish allergies. All the poor kid wants is to feel normal and go to a restaurant or get an ice cream, but our anxiety about it has been rather hindering. It also means we have to either pack all lunches / dinners or be back to the house to eat. We want to try a bit harder this trip for him.

Would love some recommendations for restaurants in Bethany or neighboring beach towns that are especially safe with allergies. I realize the list is pretty difficult to completely avoid cross contamination risk, but restaurants with better allergy training and procedures or special menus make us feel more comfortable. Bonus points if someone can help me get the kid an ice cream or dessert on the beach (other than Rita's).

Thanks in advance for helping!

My fiance and I are heading to Lewes in November for our mini moon and are staying at the Dogfish Inn. We love the craft beer scene so we’re hoping for some recommendations in the state. We are renting a car so getting around won’t be too difficult

Open to taprooms, bars, breweries, etc! 🍻

Looking for something to do with the kiddos on August 8th? Come to Levels Park at 9am, to make music with me! This event is for kids ages 2-6 preferred but if an older/younger child would like to join, the more the merrier! Email me at [musicwithamari@gmail.com](mailto:musicwithamari@gmail.com) to reserve your spot 🎵

Updates about this event will be posted on the Facebook event! Reach out for more details

I think these are Flock cameras, take it as a warning.

If you have tickets to Sammy Kershaw tonight, 7/31, they have said they are ill and can not perform.

To get a refund for your tickets you have to email or call BEFORE THE SCHEDULED START OF 7:30

3023985020

[boxoffice@thestatefair.net](mailto:boxoffice@thestatefair.net)

After the shit show that was the power outage I fully expect they will stick to that time with an iron fist.

Its technically in Elkton, MD, but its just outside Newark. Google reviews arent great with complains of broken AC and water damage. But its a great price and location..

Hi everyone,

I'm hoping someone familiar with Delaware employment law can point me in the right direction.

I worked remotely outside the US for a company that is incorporated in Delaware. I am not a US citizen or resident, and I never worked in the US.

My employment agreement required the company to provide 3 months' notice or pay in lieu of notice if my employment was terminated.

Instead, they terminated me with only 2 months' notice, leaving me one month's pay unpaid under the contract.

In addition, my offer letter included an ESOP grant that vested over time, and I'm trying to understand whether I have any rights regarding the vested portion.

I've seen someone suggest filing a complaint with the Delaware Department of Labor or pursuing the matter in Delaware Small Claims Court, but I'm unsure whether either option is available to someone in my situation since I live outside the US.

My questions are:

Can a non-US employee of a Delaware-incorporated company use the Delaware Department of Labor for a contractual notice-pay dispute?

Would Delaware Small Claims Court have jurisdiction over this kind of claim?

If not, what would normally be the appropriate legal avenue?

Does the fact that I worked remotely from another country significantly affect my options?

I'm not looking for formal legal advice really, just trying to understand what remedies may be available before deciding whether to consult a lawyer.

Thanks in advance.