January 5, 2021
The Lutheran Church of Our Savior announced online registration is open for free virtual English as a Second Language classes with sessions beginning Tuesday, Jan. 12, and ending Thursday, March 18. Classes will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays.
There is no charge for the virtual classes, which are being held via Zoom. In operation since 2004, the ESL Program at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior is the largest of its kind in Sussex County. Free classes for adults at proficiency levels from beginner to advanced are offered, focusing on social interaction, vocabulary and conversation, grammar, writing and reading comprehension.
Rivera, LaMotta celebrated at watch-party luncheon
Friends gathered at Lefty’s Alley & Eats Dec. 10 to celebrate Patricia Rivera, left, and Stacy LaMotta, who were recognized by Delaware Today magazine as 2020 Women in Business honorees. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
Ellen Driscoll December 30, 2020
Watching Delaware Today’s virtual recognition ceremony are (l-r) Laura Rimmer, Elizabeth Sanchez, Stacy LaMotta, Ava Cannon and Karen Sposato.
Enjoying the Women in Business luncheon are in back JoAnn Babbie and Marc Bucci, and in front Patricia Rivera and her daughter Miranda Perez-Rivera.
Stacy LaMotta’s daughters in back (l-r) Jordan LaMotta and Brooke Hollingsworrth join LaMotta and her fiancé Pete Pantazopoulos at her celebration luncheon.
Rivera, LaMotta celebrated at watch-party luncheon
Friends gathered at Lefty’s Alley & Eats Dec. 10 to celebrate Patricia Rivera, left, and Stacy LaMotta, who were recognized by Delaware Today magazine as 2020 Women in Business honorees. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
Ellen Driscoll December 30, 2020
Watching Delaware Today’s virtual recognition ceremony are (l-r) Laura Rimmer, Elizabeth Sanchez, Stacy LaMotta, Ava Cannon and Karen Sposato.
Enjoying the Women in Business luncheon are in back JoAnn Babbie and Marc Bucci, and in front Patricia Rivera and her daughter Miranda Perez-Rivera.
Stacy LaMotta’s daughters in back (l-r) Jordan LaMotta and Brooke Hollingsworrth join LaMotta and her fiancé Pete Pantazopoulos at her celebration luncheon.
Nonprofit grant applications due Dec. 31 December 21, 2020
Bluecoast Seafood Grill server Mariah Dineen delivers a meal to dine-in guests. On Giving Tuesday, 100 percent of the proceeds from dine-in and carryout sales benefitted SoDel Cares, the philanthropic arm of SoDel Concepts. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
SoDel Concepts team members packaging takeout are (l-r) Caroline Jaeger, Alison Palmer and Mariah Dineen. On Dec. 1, Bluecoast Seafood Grill in Rehoboth and 11 other restaurants donated 100 percent of carryout and dine-in sales to SoDel Cares.
SoDel Concepts, a Rehoboth Beach-based hospitality group, raised $101,045 on Dec. 1 for SoDel Cares, the company’s philanthropic arm.
On that day, which was Giving Tuesday, 100 percent of the proceeds of the 12 restaurants’ in-house and carryout sales went to the charity, which helps local organizations assisting children, the elderly, and at-risk youth and adults in southern Delaware communities.