IS ON EVERYONE’S LIPSTidbits  Overheard.  .  .  Didjanos.  .  .  All  The  Buzzzzz!

What Happens Between The

26 Benjamin Franklin became the first Postmaster General. 1775, The first turbine-propelled ship, The Chester was launched. 1907, Babe Ruth was seen by the public for the last time, when he attended the NYC premiere of the motion picture, m The Babe Ruth Story. 1948, Mickey Mantle hits his first grand slam. 1952, Mike Schmidt sets NL record appearing in 2,155 games at 3rd base. 198827 Marquis de Lafayette arrived in New England. 1777, Cyrus Field successfully completed the Atlantic (telegraph)Cable. 1866, Bugs Bunny debuts in Warner Brothers animated cartoon mA Wild Hare 1940, U.S. troops completed the liberation of Guam. 1944, m Surf City by Jan & Dean topped the charts. 1963, Pete Rose passed Ty Cobb’s record for most singles (3,503) in a career. 198428 Sir Thomas Harriot introduces potatoes to Europe. 1586, mHamburger created by Louis Lassing in New Haven.1900, Judy Garland sang one of the most famous songs of the century. m Somewhere Over the Rainbow 1939, A B-25 bomber crashes into the Empire State Building,. 1945, m Roses Are Red by

Bobby Vinton topped the charts. 1962, Lee Majors and Farrah Fawcett were married. 1973 29 Major Walter Copton Winfield of England received US patent for the lawn-tennis court. 1874, The first transcontinental telephone service was inaugurated when two people held a conversation between New York, and San Francisco. 1914, Walt Disney'sm Steamboat Willie premieres. 1928, Jack Paar began a 5-year stint hosting the “Tonight” show. 1957 and a year later NASA was authorized by Congress. Queen Elizabeth attends the premier of the Beatles movie m HELP! 196530 The Monopoly board game was registered. 1933, The WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Services) were created. 1942, The phrase “In God We Trust” was adopted as the U.S. national motto. 1956, President Johnson signs the Medicare bill. 1965, Jimmy Hoffa vanished. 1975, The last Volkswagen Beetle was produced in Mexico 200331 MGM’s Leo the lion m roared for the first time. He introduced MGM’s first talking picture, “White Shadows on the South Seas.” 1928, Marilyn Bell (17) of Toronto, became the youngest person to swim the English Channel. 1955, Mariner 6 flies past Mars 1969, Chet Huntley retires from NBC, ends “Huntley-Brinkley Report” 1970, m You've got a Friend by

James Taylor topped the charts. 1971, The seven-week baseball players’ strike ended. 19811 Oxygen was isolated from air successfully by chemist Carl Wilhelm and scientist Joseph Priestly. 1774, The first US Census is completed. There are four million people in 1790. Shredded wheat was patented by Henry Perky and William Ford. 1893, Adolf Hitler presided over the Olympic games. 1936, Anne Frank penned her last entry into her diary. 1944, The first aluminum-faced building was completed. 1953, First class postage up to 4¢ (had been 3¢ for 26 years). 1958

What’s Inside?.................................................Sports, Birthdays, Meetings 2

Sr. Center, Library & Bus Trips .............................................. 3......................................Take a DEtour & Blooming Triangle 3

....................................Grilling a Tri-tip Roast & Spicy Maria 4.......................................Delaware Craft Week partnerships 4

..............................................Refinery quenches the thirsty 5......................DHS Lecture / Book Signing & Girls Night Out 6

........................................................National Award Winner 6......................................CobbleTasting & Worship Directory 7

................A little garden, Bucketfeet & Susie Spots Scenery 8Summer Concert series schedule & Save The Date .............. 7

........................................................................Wharf Dance 8

Vol. 6 No. 19 Cobblestones Library Look for ▶︎ m for links July 26, 2015

today 2pm

New Castle Court House Museum

WELCOME!

Good Will Fire Company welcomes Salvatore (Philip)

Mezzatesta as a full time FF/EMT-B.Phillip comes to Delaware from

Newport News VA. Philip relocated to Delaware after his

wife was transferred to DAFB

The City of New Castle is pleased to present an updated version of our website: ▾ newcastlecity.delaware.gov

The updated website is scheduled to go live tomorrow Monday, July 27th.  We have streamlined and cleaned up our website in order to better serve our residents, our businesses, and our visitors.

Some highlights of our new webpage include:· Easier navigation and quick links.

· Tabs for “Living in New Castle, Doing Business in New Castle and Visiting New Castle.· An easy to reference Calendar including meetings and events.

Take some time visiting and exploring the updated website, and let it become your 24/7 reference for all your City questions and needs. As always, your comments and suggestions are welcome. 

Notables this week 26th Parents' Day Aldous Huxley*121 (1963), Gracie Allen*109 (1964), Vivian Vance*103 (1979), Blake Edwards*93 (2010), Jason Robards*93 (2000), Stanley Kubrick*87 (1999), Mick Jagger-72 Dorothy Hamill-59, Kevin Spacey-56,

Sandra Bullock-51 27th Barbie-in-a-blender Day ~ National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day ~ Take Your Houseplant For A Walk Day Leo Durocher-110 (1991),

Norman Lear-93, Jerry Van Dyke-84, Bobbie Gentry-71, Peggy Fleming-67, Alex Rodriguez-40 28th Buffalo Soldiers Day ~ National Milk ~ Chocolate Day Beatrix

Potter*149 (1943), Rudy Vallee*114 (1986), Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis*86 (1995), Jim Davis-70, created "Garfield", Sally Struthers-68, Lori Loughlin-51 29th Lasagna Day ~ National Chicken Wing Day Elizabeth Hanford Dole-79, Peter Jennings*77 (2005), Ken Burns-62, Neal Doughty (REO Speedwagon)-69 30th Cheesecake Day ~ Father-In-

Law Day Henry Ford*152 (1947), Casey Stengel*125 (1975), Bud Selig-81, Peter Bogdanovich-76, Paul Anka-74, Arnold Schwarznegger-68, Delta Burke-59, Laurence

Fishburne-54, Lisa Kudrow-52 31st Milton Friedman*103 (2006), Curt Gowdy*96 (2006), Don Murray-86, Evonne Goolagong-64, Wesley Snipes-52, J.K. Rowling-50, Dean

Cain-49 1st Mead Day ~ National Mustard Day Francis Scott Key*236 (1843),

Herman Melville*196 (1891), Dom DeLuise*91 (2009), Yves Saint Laurent*79 (2008), Alfonse D'Amato-78, Jerry Garcia*73 (1995)

Date Opponent Time Broadcast Sun. 7/26 @Cubs 2:20 p CSN Tues., 7/28 @Toronto 7:07 p CSN

Wed.7/29 @Toronto 7:07 p CSN Thurs. 7/30 vs. Atlanta 7:05 p CSN

Fri. 7/31 vs. Atlanta 7:05 p CSN Sat.8/1 vs. Atlanta 7:05 PM NBC 10 Sun.8/2 vs. Atlanta 1:35 PM CSN

▶ FULL SCHEDULECOMCAST CSN 35-847 MLBN 738-859 TCN 8-846 ESPN 26-850

FiOS CSN 76-576 MLBN 86-580 TCN 99-846 ESPN 70-570

as always our famous PIZZA ★ WINGS ★ SALADS ★ BURGERS

& Restaurant ★ River PlazaNew Castle ★ 302-322-3330

PLAY-BY-PLAY

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See the New Castle Weekly for Full SchedulesNO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING IN JULY

Mon 7/27 Municipal Services Comm. Meeting 4pm216 Chestnut Street

Tues. 7/28 Board of Health Meeting 6pmTues. 8/11 City Council Meeting 7pm

Thurs. 8/13 Historic Area Commission Meeting 6:30pm▶ http://newcastlecity.delaware.gov/

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Birthday or Anniversary approaching? Tell The Teditor flytedb13@comcast.net

Sun 7-26 Charles WyszynskiTues 7-28 John Powell

Wed 7-29 Julie Burns - Steve Suskie - Michael McHugh

38th Anniversary Joan & Gary Phillips

Happy Cobblestone Birthday

Featuring:Family FestivalRides, Attractions, Games, Exhibition, Hayrides,Pony Rides, Live Music.Free pumpkins to 1st 350 kids.

Craft Beer FestivalMore than 16 Craft Breweries.Food & Live Music.

Cycling Time TrialFrom Historic New Castle to Delaware City.Riders compete for Delaware State Championship.

Recreational Bike RidesBetween Historic New Castle & Historic Delaware City. Pick Your Distance. Open to ALL ability levels. Prizes for 20 -, 40- & 60 -mile distances .

Ride & FestivalCelebrating

Historic New Castle& Historic Delaware City

RAIN OR SHINE - FREE ADMISSIONSat., OCT. 3 • 11:30am

Proceeds from this program will benefit City of New Castle sidewalk and curbing improvements.

For advertising donations of $3,000 or more, the City will install a donor plaque at one of its newly installed curbs to permanently memorialize the

donor's gift for thousand of individuals to see over the years.

Post-ride party with craft beer in both towns.▶RiverTownsFestival

►NASCAR Sprint C.

7/5 Coke Zero 400 Daytona Dale Earnhardt Jr7/11 Quaker State 400 Kentucky Kyle Busch 7/19 New Hampshire 301 New Hampshire Kyle Busch7/26 Jeff Kyle 400 Indianapolis NBCSN 3:30 PM

► New Castle Senior Center

326-4209“Where Friends Gather”

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Mon 7/27 10 DJ Ike 11:30 Bazaar Planning Meeting 12:15 Birthday Celebration 12:30 Brain Boosters TUES 7/28 12:30 Food Distribution Wed 7/29 9:30 Rodney Square Farmer’s Market Thurs 7/30 12:30 Food Lion

FRI 7/31 12:30 Arbors Presentation and ice cream social MON TUES WED THUR FRI

9-3 Billiards 9-3 Billiards 9-3 Billiards 9-3 Billiards 9-3 Billiards 9 Pool Exercise 9:30 Shanghai 9:30 Park Walk 9:30 Shanghai 9:30 Park Walk 9:30 Park Walk 10 Bingo 11 Line Dancing 9:30 Bridge 9:30 Knit/Crochet

10 Crafty Seniors 12 Lunch 12 Lunch 10 Games w/Tom 10 Bingo 12 Lunch 1 Strength Building/ 12:30 YMCA 12 Lunch 10 Mah Jongg

12:30 Mah Jongg Exercise Diabetes Prevention 12:30 Super Market 10:30 Beginner’s/ 1 Chair Yoga 1 Pilates 1 Zumba Gold Arthritis Exercise

2 Qi Gong/Tai Chi 12 Lunch 5:30 Yoga 5:30 Bible Study

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Sr. Center Charter Bus TripsPayment is due at the time of sign up.

If you need to cancel your trip money will only be refunded if there is someone to take your place.

August 5 Rainbow Dinner Theatre to see “Too Many Cooks” 9:30-5 Cost-$70 includes show, lunch, gratuity, bus and driver’s tip. Alcoholic drinks

are not included. Must sign up by July 17thSept. 16 St. Michael’s, Md: 8:30-5 Cost-$32 includes bus and driver’s tip.

Sign up early for your favorite trip! Trips will be cancelled at least two weeks in advance if there is not enough response.

NC Senior Center is looking for a volunteer to teach a beginner’s Windows based computer class.  Please call Natalie at 326-4209

BLOOMINGHere’s the first wildflower

sighting at the Ward Triangle. Buds promise

more color is on the way!Foresight Assoc. photo

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M&T Bank Grandstand 7:30 PM

Sunday, Jul. 26 New Kids On The Block - New Kids on the BlockMonday, Jul. 27Meghan TrainorTuesday, Jul. 28Bryan Adams - 2015 Bryan AdamsWednesday, Jul. 29Josh Turner, Dustin Lynch, & Craig Wayne Boyd - Josh TurnerThursday, Jul. 30Harness Racing - Harness RacingFriday, Jul. 31Little Big Town w.David Nail & Ashley Monroe - Little Big Town with David Nail & Ashley MonroeSaturday, Aug. 1 6PMCraft Beer Festival with Grand Funk Railroad

J U L Yat Our Senior Centerat Our Senior Center

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the New Castlelibrary

Mon 10-9 Tues 10-9 Wed 2:-9 Thurs 2-9 Fri 10-5 Sat 10-5 Sun Closed

7/27 JOB CENTER/10A Learn About Online Resumes Super Heroes Recycle* 3 P/ages 5-90! PAWS*/7P7/28 Summer Lunch Program 12:30-1:30P/18 & under PLAY REHEARSAL/2P Tuesday Night @ the Movies*/6:30P Birdman7/29 Tech Knowledge-Y Lab/ :30-4:30P LEGO CLUB 3:30 P/ages 6+

* registration required424 Delaware St - New CastleDE 19720

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You might need to ask your butcher or even a store meat manager to order in a tri-tip roast. Two pounds is a good size, but if you come across a larger one, by all means grab it. The trick is to carve the tri-tip against the grain, which can change directions in this cut. So before you rub it and roast it, take a look at the raw meat and see which direction the long strands of muscle fiber are running on each part of the roast. After the roast has been cooked, and it has rested for 15 minutes or so, slice the roast in two at the place where the fibers change direction.

Carve each piece separately.It’s summer so we aren’t going near the oven!

•Trim silver skin. The meat may have a thick layer of fat, some of which can be sliced off, but keep a good amount to help baste meat.•Sprinkle meat with rub and massage lightly all over. Cover and refrigerate at least an hour or as long as overnight. Remove from refrig an hour before cooking.•Prepare charcoal grill or heat a gas grill to high. Place roast on grill and sear one side well, 6 to 8 minutes, checking for flare-ups. Turn the roast and sear other side for about the same time. Then lower gas to medium-high or move the meat to a cooler part of the charcoal grill.

•Turn meat again and cook another 8 to 10 minutes. Flip and cook again. A 2-pound roast will require about 20 to 25 minutes total cooking time. The roast is ready when an instant-read thermometer reaches 130º when inserted into the thickest part. •Rest roast on a cutting board 15 minutes. Slice against the grain. The roast is shaped like a boomerang, so either cut it in half at the center of the angle, or slice against the grain on one side, turn the roast and slice against the grain on the other side.

(Rub recipe) Santa Maria video

First State National Historical Park (NHP) and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware are jointly participating

in Delaware’s inaugural American Craft Week. American Craft Week October 2-11, 2015 is a nation-wide celebration of artisans and art organizations, centered on engaging communities and encouraging artistic collaboration.This is the first year Delaware will join the national celebration, providing a great opportunity for First State NHP to engage the next generation of park stewards and artisans by collaborating with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware.First State NHP and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware will create Arts Afire projects to showcase during Craft Week that will celebrate the National Park Service Centennial. Included in the National Park Service (NPS) A Call to Action Initiative, Arts Afire encourages NPS employees, partner organizations, and park visitors to showcase the meaning of parks through dance, music, visual arts, writing and social media. In collaboration with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware’s Pegasus ArtWorks, NPS will engage diverse audiences, especially young people, through the arts and the exploration of First State NHP sites as a means for self-expression and a way to reflect on ideas and experiences that matter to Delaware’s youth. George Krupanski, President/CEO for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware, comments on Pegasus ArtWorks saying, “The program focuses on teaching self-discipline and critical thinking skills through the learning of fine and performing arts. Through Pegasus ArtWorks, more and more of Delaware’s youth are introduced to the arts, building confidence, developing communication and literacy skills, and creating lifelong creative thinkers.” With the NPS Centennial on the horizon, the #FindYourPark campaign is underway and encourages everyone to share their park story. “Art is a relevant and powerful way to both engage youth and share their perspective with the public,” commented Superintendent Ethan McKinley. “This collaborative partnership is a means for young artists to experience Delaware’s national park, discover what inspires them, and share their art story.” For more information on how you can participate in the National Park Service Centennial, Joseph Gordon Levitt shares his best advice on how to make art inspired by the 400+ national parks found here in the U.S. For more information about First State NHP programs, please contact Lorin Felter, Interpretation and Education Coordinator, lorin_felter@nps.gov. To learn more about Pegasus ArtWorks contact Logan Herring, Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware STEAM Program Coordinator, LHerring@bgclubs.org.

To participate in Delaware’s Craft Week please visit http://americancraftweek.com/participants or email Esther Lovlie,

esther@pennsplace.net

First State NHP and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware partner with

Delaware Craft Week 2015

This Spicy Maria step in with serrano chiles, cucumber and lime juices and some cherry tomatoes. A healthy two-ounce dose of tequila rounds out this

spicy sipper—a drink that’s not for the faint of heart.Soon to be your new Sunday morning fave.

3 cherry tomatoes, halved  • 1 slice serrano chili1 tbsp. Lime • 2 oz. tequila

1 oz. cucumber juice • Cucumber slices, for garnishCombine the cherry tomatoes, serrano chili slice, and lime in the bottom of a cocktail

shaker, and muddle thoroughly until everything is well combined. Add tequila, cucumber juice, and ice, stirring vigorously for 15 seconds. Pour into a glass, and enjoy!

Gotta love a boozy brunch!

This is a fresh, muddled Bloody Mary but with aspicy tequila kick.

Check the schedule ► here

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WE ARE BACK FOR OUR 5TH SEASON!

! CHEESECAKE ! ! FUDGE ! PIES !! CONFECTIONS !

Cakes and Cream cakes, Bundt or Pan style. Pictured here is a Apricot Pineapple Cheesecake. Smooth and fruity swirled throughout with fruit atop a vanilla wafer and butter crust. Available in 6 and 9 inch.

!

Our fudge comes in four flavors, made from scratch and are delicious!

One pound of Fudge costs $12

WE ARE IN NEW CASTLE AND READY TO SERVE YOU!

(L-R)    Steve Walker, Samantha Spisak, Lori Crosier, Sally Denton, and John Proffit. They are all Savage Services volunteers, except Sally. Savage Services

were also event sponsors of Delaware City Day.

The Delaware City Refining Company gave out 2,500 bottles of water and koozies during

Delaware City Day last Sunday. It was a great day to distribute water to help

keep DC Day attendees cool.

Refinery quenches thirsty visitors tell them you saw it in the

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The Gentleman’s House in the British Atlantic World,

1680-1780Lecture and Book SigningWednesday, July 29th 6pm The Delaware Historical Society and New Castle Historical Society present Dr. Stephen

Hague, historian of Britain and the British Empire from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries

discussing his book, The Gentleman’s House in the British Atlantic World, 1680-1780.

The lecture will be held at 6pm in The Arsenal at 30 Market Street in New Castle.

A book signing and refreshments will follow the lecture.Reservations are requested at

(302) 655-7161 or deinfo@dehistory.org

at The Arsenal

We now have antiques, vintage and home decor!! Check out our ever

changing inventory!

Easily accessible from the M & T Bank parking lot. Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday

12 noon - 4 pm or by appointmentwww.blueherongalleryde.com ★ bueherongallery@comcast.net

BLUE HERON GALLERY PRESENTS

208B Delaware StreetNew Castle302-276-0845

Featuring nationally known 

Robert L. HuntPlus numerous 

local artists  

Ladies... Come sip! Come shop! Bring a BFF and enjoy our relaxed atmosphere. Meet our vendors who will be on hand to answer your questions and raise a glass with you.  We will have wine, nibbles, discounts on many of our items and additional discounts when you

pay with cash (although we accept all methods of payment).Make a $20.00 purchase or more while here (from 6-9pm) and your name will be entered into a

drawing for a $50 store gift certificate to be selected at the end of the event. a scavenger hunt while your here. 

Sorry fellas. This is a private event for the ladies.306 Delaware Street, New Castle, DE, United States 302-328-3506

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You're Invited!Girl's Night Out ~

Sip N ShopWednesday, July 29th

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Local author and Cobble Jan Churchill

wins National Award.Jan of New Castle, and co-author Brig. Gen. (Ret) Kennard Wiggins, won first place in the history (non-fiction) category for their book, DELAWARE AVIATION, in the 2015 National Federation Communications Contest.

Earlier this year Churchill and Wiggins book received a first place award by the Delaware Press

Association's Communications Contest in the same category.

Published by Arcadia Publishing of South Carolina, this attractive book contains images covering Delaware aviation from

the earliest days to the present time. Civilian and military aviation tell the story of aviation achievements in Delaware.

Award Winner

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Enjoy a one-of-a-kind retail shopping experience featuring a gallery of local artisans collectively gathered under one roof.  Here you can meet that artisan and customize and personalize that unique gift for that special someone.

Featuring:•Local Artisan Creations•Free Wi-Fi•Soups, Salads & Sandwiches•Secret Beer & Wine Garden•Coffee, Lattes & Pastries

“The Muse” can be utilized as Private Event and Meeting Space

SATURDAY@

An Authentic Colonial Destination to Meet Eat DrinkShop and Be Merrie

Located in Downtown Historic New CastleDE

SecretBeer  &  WineGardenEnjoy it with friends!

Staged Readingswith

SaturdayAug. 1st 6pm

MixedPot  O’fun

with Reedy Point

Players $5  cover

Meet, Eat, Drink, Shop and Be Merrie!

206 Delaware Street ★ New CastleDE 19720302-322-6334

www.pennsplace.net

The Cobble review team recently went to Lewinski’s on Clinton in close by Delaware City. As suggested they tried the much talked about brussel sprouts. “They were flash fried and then mixed in an Asian-inspired ginger-lime vinaigrette.

We concluded that the heat of a fryer may not be quite hot enough and a wok would

perhaps be better, as they were left a tad oily, but the flavors were great and we gobbled them up. More, please!”If you would like to be a COBBLETASTER….tell the Teditor

92 Clinton St. Delaware City, DE 19706 info@LewinskysOnClinton.com 302-834-8000

The

Delaware Historical Society has a vast selection of Fine Historic

Reproductions available. It’s worth touring at http://www.hsd.org/

New Castle United Methodist Church SERVICES 1st Sunday of each month, a joint service at 10am, celebrating the Holy Communion. Chancel Choir will sing at this service. Following the service, a fellowship time occurs with light snacks and

beverages. The 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Sundays, services: at 8:30am and 11am. The 8:30 is a more casual atmosphere with the 11 being more traditional. Our Chancel Choir sings at the 11 service. A Children's Message is given at both of these services. ▶newcastleumcde.net

Immanuel on the GreenSERVICES Sundays 8am & 10 am, Church School at

9:45am Choral Evensong Second Sunday of the Month at 4pm, September through April. For further information,

please call theParish Office, 302-328-2413 ▶www.immanuelonthegreen.org

New Castle Presbyterian ChurchSUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10:30am

Nursery care provided - Activities for Younger WorshippersRev. Nancy L. Rowland, D. Min. , Pastor

▶newcastlepreschurch.org

a casual, contemporary church with great music, a fun and safe children’s program, and

relevant messages each week. Sundays: The Gathering @ 10am - RCKids @ 10am.

77 McCullough Drive, St 1 &2, Southgate Center off of Boulden Blvd. Discover more at ▶www.seeyouattheriver.com

St. Peter the ApostleMASSES Saturday 5PM, Sunday 8:30am, 10:30am

Handicap accessible. DAILY Monday – Friday 8amHOLY DAY MASSES Check parish bulletin. DEVOTIONS Tuesday – 7pm Rosary & Fatima PrayersRECONCILIATION Saturday 4pm ▶stpeternewcastle.org

First Baptist ChurchSUNDAY MORNING 10am - Life Groups / Sunday School • 11am - Praise and Worship Service • 6pm - Life Track Classes (Adults/Teens)Additional services and ministries during the week. ▶FirstBaptist DE

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Finally a sunny evening as Brixton Saint entertains the third in a series of Summer Concerts in the Park.This Wednesday enjoy Zydeco-a-Go-Go, the Mid-Atlantic's premier Zydeco band.

Creole Zydeco and Cajun 2-steps combine with funky New Orleans Rhythm & Blues and vintage Louisiana Rock & Roll

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8-23Antiques Show

Battery Park8-29

Del Burger Battle9-19

Wharf Dance

9-26Art on the Green

10-2-11Del Craft Week

10-3River Towns Ride

& Festival

7-29 Concert in the Park

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