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The girlfriend of a man accused of attempting to kidnap a child at the Leland Walmart on Wednesday, says it was a case of mistaken identity.

Location: 168 and 178 Porters Neck Rd. in Wilmington What was here? What is being built? The new construction at 178 Porters Neck Rd. is a 6,000 sq. ft. building and the future home of Campbell & Covington Orthodontics and Bridgewater Wines. Campbell & Covington Orthodontics is expected to move in sometime in April and the office will replace its current location in Porters Neck at 8066 Market St. It has a second Wilmington office close to New Hanover Regional Medical Center at 1516 Doctors Circle.

At first, it seemed dubious that National Margarita Day would take place on Feb. 22. (Shouldn’t the classic cocktail of tequila, lime, and orange liqueur be celebrated during warmer weather?)  In a way, though, it makes sense. We can probably all use a little sunshine-in-a-glass right now. Plus, it’s on a Monday, which happens to coincide with several Margarita Monday specials at local restaurants.  So, here are a few ways to celebrate the drink popularized in the 1960 at the Senor Pico restaurant chain and its many resulting incarnations -- frozen, strawberry, spicy, mango, watermelon...

Rusty shelving, expired milk: Dauphin County restaurant inspections Updated Feb 05, 2021; The following Dauphin County restaurants were found to have violated Pennsylvania’s health and safety regulations during inspections between Jan. 10-16. Inspections are overseen by the Department of Agriculture. The department notes that in many cases violations are corrected by the restaurant before inspectors leave. HIGHSPIRE DINER Violations: --The chlorine concentration in the sanitizing solution was approximately 200 ppm, rather than 50-100 ppm as required. Corrected. --Observed an accumulation o...

Vacant spaces on the East Shore: More than 100 empty stores including a number of former big box retailers Updated Mar 05, 2021; Facebook Share While the West Shore has a number of empty retail spaces, the East Shore area surrounding Harrisburg seems to have many more. Bon-Ton, HHGregg, A.C. Moore and Wolf Furniture have all closed for good in recent years, leaving behind large, vacant stores on the East shore, some of which have been empty for years. Other retailers like Macy’s have closed stores as they try to focus on more profitable regions. And the empty spaces didn’t just pop up ye...