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Sue Matthews in a Tribute to Judy Garland "The Songs of Judy"

Apple Scrapple Festival
Friday, October 09, 2009 - Saturday, October 10, 2009
18th Annual Apple Scrapple Festival
welcomes over 25,000 visitors annually. Festivities include a carnival, food court, street dance, kids activities, live entertainment, contests, car show, tractor pull, trade show, health fair, craft shows, food, and scrapple chunkin', scrapple carving,' and over 250 crafters and vendors. At Bridgeville, Delaware. Fri., 4 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m. Visit applescrapple.com for complete information. 302-629-9582.
Lewes Historical Society Craft Fair
October 3: Lewes Historical Society Craft Fair. The Lewes Historical Society presents two craft fairs every year. Of the many events hosted by the Society, the Craft Fair is very well known for the quality of the craftspeople and the attendance of visitors. For over 25 years we have enjoyed a reputation for an organized event showcasing a variety of craftspeople from the mid-Atlantic region. 10 a.m. Lewes Historical Society, 110 Shipcarpenter St. 302-645-7670.
Coast Day! Free Family Educational Fun!
Looking for a fun, educational event for the whole family? Mark your calendars for Coast Day, Sunday, October 4!
- Tour research ships, meet scientists in their labs, and try lots of cool hands-on activities.
- See what’s being done to ensure that our coastal and marine resources remain healthy and available for future generations to enjoy.
- Take an up-close look at dogfish sharks and other marine life and find out how they live.
- Compete for prizes and enjoy fresh-cooked seafood and other culinary delights.
The University of Delaware’s Coast Day, held at the Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes, introduces thousands of people each year to the wonders of the sea and the importance of Delaware’s marine and coastal resources.
Bethany Beach Boardwalk Arts Festival
Saturday, September 12, 2009
31st Annual Bethany Beach Boardwalk Arts Festival
features over 100 skilled artisans that attracts over 3,000 visitors annually. At Bethany Beach Boardwalk, Delaware. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 800-962-SURF.
Oh Boy! A Buddy Holly Tribute
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Coastal Consignment Fall Kid's Sale
~Registration for both sales now open~
2009 Fall/Winter
Children’s Consignment Sale and Mommy Boutique
Admission is FREE !!!
We accept Visa/Matercard and CASH
Shop Friday for best selection
Many items ½ price on Saturday
We have a limited number of shopping baskets available, but feel free to bring laundry baskets to use while shopping. Due to space restrictions and shoplifting, strollers & bags (diaper, shopping etc) are not permitted for shopping and will be checked at the door...please do not bring them to the event.
DE State Fairgrounds (Exhibit Hall) ~ Harrington, Delaware
Friday, August 14th 9am - 7pm
Saturday August 15th 9am - 1pm
Wicomico Youth & Civic Center (Midway Room) ~ Salisbury, Maryland
Friday September 11th 9am - 7pm
Saturday September 12th 9am - 1pm
A portion of the proceeds from the Salisbury event will go to the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore.
Delaware State Fair at Harrington
Food, Fun, Rides, Exhibits & Animals (usually including camel & elephant rides)! Enjoy!
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A Toasty Alternative to High Heating Prices!
Hearthstone Phoenix
by Cyndi Paxton Johnson
Are you dreading the approaching winter? Trying to find the balance between freezing and paying $10,000 for heating oil? Is Florida starting to look better and better? Fear not - help is at hand!
Our primary source of heat is our beloved woodstove. We have friends that heat with corn or pellet stoves - but wood just seems more - real to me. Our wood stove keeps us warm and saves us money - while providing a beautiful focal point in our country living room. I love our stove!
Please note, however, not all wood stoves are created equal! We began with a large, cast iron stove that had been with the house for years. There was nothing wrong with it - but it was hard to light, hard to maintain the fire, and seemed to burn through an inordinate amount of wood...
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