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Ryan La Sala talks gay protagonists, drag queens, arts and crafts Ryan La Sala, an up-and-coming author of young adult fantasy fiction featuring LGBTQ characters, spoke with Cape High students via Zoom about his inspiration for writing. SUBMITTED PHOTO Ellen Driscoll April 19, 2021 In a Zoom with Cape High students, up-and-coming young adult author Ryan La Sala dished on drag queens, arts and crafts, and what drove him to write books with gay teenagers as main characters. La Sala, who is also part of the LGBTQ community, said he grew up in Connecticut with very progressive parents w...

Hoophall East, set for Dec. 27-29, one of four regional events Westtown's Jake Forrester slams one during the 2016 Slam Dunk to the Beach at Cape Henlopen High School in Lewes. DAN COOK PHOTO April 13, 2021 Slam Dunk to the Beach will return to Lewes this December as part of four regional basketball events under the umbrella of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Operated by Position Sports, the tournament will merge with the Hoophall brand and be known as Hoophall East.  The original iteration of Slam Dunk ran from 1990 to 2003 at the now-demolished Cape High. The event...

Manufactured housing resident scholarship entries due June 1 Qualifying residents of manufactured housing in Delaware can receive scholarship funds to further their education. First State Manufactured Housing Association is offering four $2,500 scholarships to graduating seniors, GED recipients or students who are currently enrolled in college, technical schools or trade schools. Full- or part-time registration in an accredited program is acceptable. Award recipients may reapply annually. Eligible candidates must have lived in a manufactured or modular home in Delaware for at least one year ...

Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Months ahead of schedule, the $16 million, 37,000-square-foot expansion at Cape High is nearing completion and may be able to host students taking Advanced Placement exams in April, officials said. The original move-in date was scheduled for August 2021, Cape Director of Capital Projects Brian Bassett said. “The main reason we are able to deliver this building early is because of our construction manager, Robert Y. Johnson,” Bassett said. “They have done a great job maneuvering through these COVID months to keep the job moving, crew scheduled and materials ordered....

Cape High students involved in accident Ellen Driscoll and Ryan Mavity April 8, 2021 Cape Henlopen High School sophomore Margaret “Maggie” Browne was killed April 6 after the John Deere Gator she was in with four other teens overturned on a private driveway off Robinsonville Road near Lewes. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 14, in Rehoboth Beach. SUBMITTED PHOTO A 16-year-old girl died April 6 as the result of a utility vehicle crash on a private asphalt driveway off Robinsonville Road in Lewes.  Master Cpl. Heather Pepper, spokeswoman for Delaware State Police, s...