Access to funding remains a big obstacle for youth programs. Above, students from Fouryouth Productions, a youth-engagement success story. Photo: Joe del Tufo
Tasties 302 owner Barbara Devan takes a brief break at her restaurant located on North Market Street in downtown Wilmington. Photograph by Butch Comegys
Bandit was just one of hundreds of adoptable pets that come through DHA’s doors each year. Photo courtesy of Delaware Humane
Colin Quinn was once dubbed the “white Richard Pryor” by fellow comedian Chris Rock. Photo courtesy of Loshak PR
The Red Knot has become the “poster child” for Delaware’s coastal birds.
Photo Rob Robinson/Delaware Shorebird Project
An American Reinvention: Guinness Blonde is brewed at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore, which opened in August, 2018. Photo courtesy of Guinness Open Gate Brewery
Experts say this is a good time to see native songbirds like this northern mockingbird as well as those passing through to warmer climates. “Now through mid-November, little parks in urban environments are a fantastic place for people to see migrating songbirds,” says Chris Bennett, program manager for DNREC’s Environment Stewardship Program. Photo by Matt Loeb
Dogfish Head Scratch-Made Hand Sanitizer. Photo courtesy of Dogfish Head Brewery
Ariel Gruswitz, Director of Innovation at
Delaware Prosperity Partnership
Last year's Shine A Light show was named “Best Fundraiser” by Delaware Today. Photo Joe del Tufo