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Winners named for Southern Delaware Photography Contest
“Father and Son at Holts Landing,” by Jill Oliver of Frankford, won the lifestyles category of the Southern Delaware Photography Contest. April 3, 2021
“Seagulls on Bay Beach at Sunset,” by Wendy Weiss of Frankford, is the grand prize winner in this year’s Southern Delaware Photography Contest.
“Blue Heron,” by Jeremy Smeltzer of Millsboro, took first place in the wildlife category of the Southern Delaware Photography Contest.
“Seashells,” by Kira Kaplinski of South Bethany, is the souvenirs category winner in the Southern Delaware Photography Contest.
Southern Delaware Tourism recently announced the winners of its 2021 photography contest.
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Taking inspiration from her Main Line sisterhood, Leader left an Emmy-winning production career to cultivate a space for women to reinvent themselves.
Tammi Leader Fuller was never a great camper. She didn’t win the awards and sometimes caused trouble. But she never forgot the enduring spirit of camaraderie and connectedness or how summer camp was her happy place as a kid.
“I lived 10 months for those two months,” she says now.
Back in the 1970s, Fuller spent many magical summer days at Camp Akiba in the Poconos, resulting in lifetime relationships with a bevy of Main Line girls. Now in their 60s, they remain by her side in her latest venture, Campowerment, which recently shifted its West Coast headquarters to Philadelphia. A transformational educational “playground” for women in an adult weekend retreat format, Campowerment is pushing through the pandemic virtually with Zoom sessions and another online programming. It co
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Local (and Formerly Local) Performers Adapted During the Pandemic by Creating New, Streamable Content Just because stages are empty doesn’t mean comedy isn’t happening, you just have to know where to look for it online. Shain Brendan (Abby Gordon) Updated February 3 In the nearly one full year that comedy clubs were by and large closed due to the pandemic, local (and formerly local) performers adapted by creating new, streamable content, while others kept their longstanding podcasts going. Here are six programs that have caught our attention since last spring s lockdown.
Luxury real estate on the barrier key in strong demand
Staff report
Demand for luxury real estate remains strong in Sarasota-Manatee counties, even as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
A 1.6-acre Gulf-to-bay estate has sold for $6.8 million – the year s highest sale price on Casey Key.
The Nokomis property on Casey Key has 174 feet of frontage on Blackburn Bay as well as a stunning view along 164 feet of Gulf of Mexico frontage. The 4,866-square-foot four-bedroom, five-bath home has unobstructed waterfront views, a tennis court, pool, private boat house dock and lift.
The Colonial Caribbean-style residence is at 2613 Casey Key Road, according to a news release from Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. The home had been owned by Charles and Wendy Weiss since 2007, Sarasota County Property Appraiser’s records indicate.