March 10, 2021
Deborah A. (Kane) Toner left this earth early Thursday, March 4, 2021, while surrounded by family at her home. She was born Oct. 10, 1962 in Wilmington, daughter of the late Robert and Janet Kane.
Deb and her husband Tom began married life living in New Castle, later moving to the Middletown area, and lastly moving to “their home for life” in Rehoboth Beach, some 25 years ago. All immediate and other family members were always a welcome sight at their home. It has always been a home of love, friendship and kindness.
Upon moving to Rehoboth Beach, Deb commenced her career in the world of early childhood education. Starting in 1995, Deb, Tom and their small staff began with day care service for five children. Over the following 25 years, Deb, Tom, their son, Sean, and their staff, now have childcare operations in Lewes, Rehoboth, Townsend, and most recently Milford. Hundreds of children in every category, infant through Pre-K, before and af
Letter Round-Up: Support for Blue City Network
Certifying Laguna Beach as Ocean Friendly
This article about Rich German certifying cities as ocean-friendly is really amazing and it will be great for this wonderful work to be recognized. I am a Laguna resident and I live on Cliff Drive. I wish Laguna to be an example to other coastal cities which they will model. Let’s show other coastline cities how to protect their coastline. Let’s see Laguna go blue! Thank you,
Steve and Stacey Lewis, Laguna Beach
Bravo to Rich – Turn Laguna Blue
I saw your article on Rich German. When we moved to Laguna five years ago we heard about “that guy that paddleboards everyday” and started following him on social media. For years he has brought us and all his followers a glimpse at the Laguna Beach State Marine Reserve Conservation Area and its abundantly rich ecosystem.