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“We’re going to see somebody get hurt or killed here one of these days," said Marsh Farm Estates resident Walt Jones.

View Comments LEWES, Del. — Residents of Marsh Farms Estates and surrounding neighborhoods are protesting a crosswalk on Camp Arrowhead Road, in the Angola area of Lewes.  The Delaware Department of Transportation announced Friday, May 21, it would install a flashing light to alert motorists of the crosswalk. The next day, about 20 people protested at the site, an S-curve partially surrounded by trees.  “Putting a crosswalk on a curve, you can’t make a worse mistake,” said Marsh Farm Estates resident Dave Breen.  But DelDOT Planning Director Marc Cote said people will cross ...

May 12, 2021 Closing the Gap Retreat organizer Carolyn Berl said, “I think we can all agree on one thing; this last year and a half has been a wild ride with isolation, fear, uncertainty and polarized opinions. I personally took this as challenge and dove deep into the intellect of the higher frequencies that now envelop the earth. I am now very excited to share the tools and insights I’ve discovered for personal growth and universal communication. It’s important to understand that we’re living in an entirely new paradigm, one that is both multidimensional and complex, and a...

Laurel Harrington Closing the Gap Retreat, where science and spirituality meet, will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday, May 23, at Camp Arrowhead near Lewes. Carolyn Berl has teamed with Dr. Krista Griffin and Laurel Harrington to bring to life a unique opportunity. These facilitators set out to create an experience that engages the senses, the mind, the heart and the soul. Through the dual lens of science and spirituality, they will share advanced material and tools so participants will learn how to communicate directly with universal intelligence. Attendees will meditate, move, nour...

Delaware Heads Back to Nature as Summer Camps Plan to Reopen Share Adobe Stock/nullplus Although there may be fewer attendees amid a second year of COVID-19, Delaware summer camps prepare for an active and safe season. As he looks forward to the summer of 2021, Walt Lafontaine is one happy camper. Last spring, he had to make the wrenching decision not to open Camp Arrowhead—the largely residential summer camp he runs on the western shore of Rehoboth Bay—for the COVID-19–haunted summer of 2020. This year, he was quick to announce the happy news to worried parents that Arrowhead would ind...