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Substitute teacher buys last rock club left in Wilmington RYAN CORMIER, Delaware News Journal May 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Wilmington resident Gillian Daniels poses at the Oddity Bar, in Wilmington, Del. Daniels is shifting from one side of the bar to the other - going from a patron to the owner. (William Bretzger/Delaware State News via AP)William Bretzger/APShow MoreShow Less 2of3This May 5, 2021 photo shows Gillian Daniels, new owner of Oddity Bar in Wilmington, Del. With her 18-year-old heading to college and her 14-year-old gaining his own level of independence, t...

View Comments Firefly Music Festival is planning to reduce capacity to about 50,000 fans this fall, state officials said, a reduced capacity that would make it the smallest since the festival's 2012 debut. But details about other possible COVID-19 related precautions and restrictions have largely been undecided. State health officials will begin the detailed planning process with festival organizers later this month. A day after Firefly dropped its 93-act lineup featuring headliners Billie Eilish, The Killers, Tame Impala and Lizzo, a top state health official spoke with Delaware Onl...

What could Firefly Music Festival look like? Delaware health officials tell us what they know Ryan Cormier, Delaware News Journal Firefly 2014: What do you know about Joe Biden? UP NEXT Firefly Music Festival is planning to reduce capacity to about 50,000 fans this fall, state officials said, a reduced capacity that would make it the smallest since the festival's 2012 debut. But details about other possible COVID-19 related precautions and restrictions have largely been undecided. State health officials will begin the detailed planning process with festival organizers ...

School of rock: Substitute teacher buys Oddity Bar, Wilmington's last remaining rock club Ryan Cormier, Delaware News Journal Oddity Bar new owner seeks business as normal Replay Video UP NEXT Like many of us, the pandemic gave substitute teacher Gillian Daniels plenty of time to re-evaluate her life, take stock of what's important and make changes if needed. For the divorced mother of two teenagers, her moment of change came in November as she was quarantining with COVID-19. Just a week prior, she was talking with a friend who mentioned that Oddity Bar, Wilmington's la...

View Comments Like many of us, the pandemic gave substitute teacher Gillian Daniels plenty of time to re-evaluate her life, take stock of what's important and make changes if needed. For the divorced mother of two teenagers, her moment of change came in November as she was quarantining with COVID-19. Just a week prior, she was talking with a friend who mentioned that Oddity Bar, Wilmington's last remaining rock club, was up for sale. With her 18-year-old heading to college and her 14-year-old gaining his own level of independence, the idea of buying a bar and getting bands back up on Od...