Firefly Music Festival announces return
Firefly Music Festival will return starting Sept. 23 at The Woodlands in Dover. Organizers have not announced artists or ticket information at this time. RYAN MAVITY PHOTO
Ryan Mavity April 1, 2021
Firefly Music Festival will make its return to the Woodlands in Dover from Thursday to Sunday, Sept. 23 to 26.
Details on tickets and artists have not been announced.
The festival was canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Not much was known about the festival’s future until late March when the fireflyfestival.com website was updated to announce the return of the event this fall.
Nick Trentacost, director of marketing for the Great Lakes region of Firefly owner AEG Presents, said at this time, the company can only share the event dates. He said more information will be forthcoming on the festival website.
After Georgia knelt down to pick up some rubbish, the dog pounced and ripped off the teen s lip. She was dashed to A&E and needed urgent treatment to the severe facial wounds.
Georgia s family, who believe the dog was a Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossed with a Pitbull, have contacted police who are investigating.
And the college student s furious mum Cheryl Wilson believes the same dog may be linked to other recent attacks in Grimsby, Lincs. Speaking with the police, they re looking into it being the same dog causing all the trouble in the area, as well as looking at CCTV on the shop nearby to see if they can get a good look at it, the 43-year-old said.
March 17, 2021
“From the Past,” Logan Farro, CAMP Rehoboth exhibitor.
“Over the Past Year,” Edward Alban, CAMP Rehoboth exhibitor.
“In Our United States,” Olaive Jones, CAMP Rehoboth exhibitor.
“The Eyes of the Heart,” Sharon Marquart, CAMP Rehoboth exhibitor.
“International Video Conference,” Guillermo Silveira, CAMP Rehoboth exhibitor.
When multiple generations come together to share their art, it gives a powerful voice to both younger and longtime artists, and builds a sense of community.
This is the premise of CommUnity, Connecting Generations Through Art, a CAMP Rehoboth exhibit featuring artistic voices that span generations. It includes works by artists 55 and older, and the creations of student artists from area schools. The exhibition is on display at CAMP Rehoboth through Wednesday, March 31.
Tulips of all colors bloom at Zwaanendael Park. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO March 14, 2021
Your Dutch Faces Here cutouts will be outside the Zwaanendael Museum for photo selfies from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends during the Lewes Tulip Celebration, depending on weather. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
An Instagram photo spot will be set up in Mary Vessels Park during the Lewes Tulip Celebration April 2-11.
Tulips fill a Lewes in Bloom garden at the intersection of Kings Highway and Freeman Highway. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
Tulips fill a flowerbed in front of the Lewes Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center in the Fisher-Martin House on Kings Highway. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
Young Irish dancer spotlights local landmarks and businesses
McAleer-Paulson School of Irish Dance student Erin Mayo strikes a pose in front of the Delaware Trails of Discovery mural at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal. Christian Kanienberg of Bellefonte designed and painted the underwater sea adventure. SUBMITTED PHOTOS March 14, 2021
McAleer-Paulson School of Irish Dance students gather for a photo on the stage at Right Balance Pilates in Lewes. Shown are in back (l-r) Lilly Keller, Gemma Dorsey, Eileen Paulson TCRG, Veronica McAleer McCrea ADCRG, Dr. Erin Fletcher, Mya DiSabatino, Keira Fletcher and Ellen Ramsey. In the middle row are Adelyn McGuiness, Claire Denham, McKenna Jeffers, Julia Freebery, McKenzie Hayhurst, Lucy Keller, Patrick Keller, Mikaela Gordon, Addison Freebery and Addison Hughey. In front are Alanna Mayo, Erin Mayo, Katie Resnick, Leah Farrell and Anna Farrell.