How this Seaford native celebrates Delaware Day from Hawaii each year
Adele Rugg has roots in Seaford, Delaware, but she has called Hawaii home for the last few decades. Each year, she hosts a Delaware Day party.
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Adele Rugg has roots in Seaford, Delaware, but she has called Hawaii home for the last few decades. Each year, she hosts a Delaware Day party.
Adele Rugg has roots in Seaford, Delaware, but she has called Hawaii home for the last few decades. Each year, she hosts a Delaware Day party.
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