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Retiring in Delaware: Discovering Delaware’s Active Lifestyle

By Ali Gilliam, in All Communities

Retiring in Delaware – Discovering Delaware’s Active Lifestyle For those of you not familiar with the 1st State, you might be thinking, ‘retiring in Delaware’, what the heck am I going to do when I opt for retiring in Delaware!? Dela…WHERE?? The answer is…plenty!! Between the outdoor adventures that await, the active communities to discover, […]

Adventures Along the Delaware Beer, Wine, and Spirits Trail

By Charlie Waltjen, in All Communities

Adventures Along the Delaware Beer, Wine, and Spirits Trail The Oregon Trail is soooo 1848. And, now that I’m thinking about it, the popular 1980’s computer game is past its prime too. When it comes to the Delaware trails, we’ve got our pick of the best, from real-deal hiking trails to the more modern approach […]

The Best of the Best in Delaware

By Charlie Waltjen, in All Communities

Who doesn’t want the BEST? I know I sure do! Producing the best of anything means you need to pass a rigorous test; offering a good or service of true quality at a cost that makes it equally desirable. It’s a formula that all too often gets messed up. Luckily for us, stumbling upon the best […]

Local’s Summer: Life at the Delaware Beaches in September

By Ali Gilliam, in All Communities

Local’s Summer: Life at the Delaware Beaches in September The end of summer is always a bittersweet time when you live at the beach. The first sign of ‘Back to School’ commercials sends a chill down the spine, the slightest decrease in temperatures evokes flashbacks of the coldest day of the previous winter, and the smell […]

Making the Most of Your Summer at the Delaware Beaches

By Ali Gilliam, in All Communities

Even if you have been living your summer to the absolute fullest these past few weeks, it’s completely normal to start to panic as August approaches. Similar to buyer’s remorse, summer’s remorse kicks in mid-way through summer, causing the nagging sensation that summer is passing by too quickly and that the cold breath of winter […]

An Eastern Shore Guide to Cracking Crabs

By Natalie Hay, in All Communities

The smell of Old Bay and melted butter is making your mouth water. Armed with a mallet and table knife you can’t wait to begin devouring that oh-so-sweet crab meat. You crack open a beer, look down at the pile of perfectly steamed, bright red crabs, and think… “Where on Earth do I start??” This […]

Discover the Trails of Delaware: Junction and Breakwater Trail

By Andrew Rogan, in All Communities

We used to leap from railroad tie to railroad tie, balance for a few paces on the rails themselves, and attempt to push each other off the decaying bridges and into the water below. Now the railroad ties are gone and a crushed stone path known as the Junction and Breakwater Trail lies in its place. The […]

5 Reasons to Love Living at the Delaware Beaches

By Ali Gilliam, in All Communities

As locals to Southern Delaware, spouting off reasons to live near the beach is a breeze, but it’s more than just the free access to pristine beaches that make us fall in love with our local area time and time again, year after year. An endless array of outdoor adventures and countless options for fresh, […]

Numbers and Expectations at Sawgrass North

By Adam Pettengell, in Sawgrass North

Now that we’re into the new year, I wanted to reflect on the fantastic start we’ve had at Sawgrass North, Schell Brothers’ only Rehoboth Beach community. So many things have happened in such a short period of time, and where do we even start to tell you about all the great events we have planned […]

Locals Only Rehoboth and ‘The List’

By Adam Pettengell, in All Communities

When I first stumbled upon it, the Locals Only List went by a different name, but whether you’re a local, soon-to-be local, or weekend warrior, you should visit the new localsonlyrehoboth.com website.  Why? ‘The List’ gives you a full breakdown of every restaurant’s drink and food special for every day of the week during the off season. […]