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After a lengthy debate on Wednesday, council voted 17 to 7 in favour of a motion put forward by Mayor John Tory and city staff to change the name of Dundas Street, a major artery running east to west through the city. (Giordano Ciampini/The Canadian Press)
Toronto city council has voted in favour of renaming Dundas Street in a bid to promote inclusion of marginalized communities.
After a lengthy debate on Wednesday, council voted 17-7 in favour of a motion put forward by city staff to change the name of the street, a major artery running east-west through the city.
The Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce held its Awards Luncheon and board members installation May 6 at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats. An event that usually draws well over 100 business representatives and local officials from across.
March 10, 2021
“Rehoboth’s #1 Little Person” highlights the life of Rehoboth Beach icon Cheryl Blackman as told by her oldest sister, Barbara Rynkowski.
Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, Browseabout Books is offering “Rehoboth s #1 Little Person,” a book about the area’s most famous leprechaun, Cheryl Blackman. Her oldest sister Barbara Rynkowski is the author.
Readers will learn about Cheryl’s amazing life and enjoy colorful pictures of her in the beautiful surroundings of Rehoboth Beach. Cheryl shared her love of life and spirit of adventure for holiday celebrations as Rehoboth’s most charismatic cheerleader. Also known as Miss Piggy because of her work as Miss Piggy s stunt double for “The Muppets Take Manhattan” movie, Cheryl proved a person does not have to be big to be a big deal.
The Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce annually recognizes a community member for service.
This year, the chamber debuts that recognition as the Cheryl Blackman Volunteer of the Year Award in honor of the late Blackman, who loved and served the resort area for 53 years before her passing Dec. 7, 2016.
As a central figure in Rehoboth Beach, Blackman’s infectious smile and genuine connection with the community will not be forgotten. While small in stature, she dedicated her life to making the world a better place. In addition to supporting the chamber of commerce, she volunteered and raised money for numerous causes including the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company, the Village Improvement Association, the Cordrey Charities, and her favorite organization, KINFolk.