By Taylor Shunk Dee Davis, Owner of The Nook, looks at trash a little differently than most people. “We do a lot of hauling away of peoples junk,” said Davis. “We like to rescue furniture.” Davis, a retired mental health professional, began her retail journey in 2017 at a location on SW Front St. After […]
By Terry Rogers “I will be 79 March 24,” Jack Sheaffer said when asked why he has decided to retire at the end of March. “This has been my passion for the past 32 years and it has kept me alive. What I will miss most is my customers. Being able to help them solve […]
The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony February 13 at the Kent County location of Delaware Hospice. The event celebrated a recent office expansion at 911 S. Dupont Hwy in Dover. Delaware Hospice has served Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania since 1982. The expansion was necessary to support the continuing growth and […]
Del-One Leads Discussion on Financial Success Del-One’s Georgetown Branch Manager, Veronica Nhan-Nock, recently led a classroom discussion at the Howard T. Ennis School in Georgetown. The class consisted of approximately 20 students with special needs ages 18 to 21. The discussion focused on ways to help achieve financial success. Jill Howard, Special Education and STEP […]
by Terry Rogers When the owner of the Broadkill Store decided it was time to spend more time with her grandchildren, she approached Missey Mulveny who had worked at the store as a teenager to see if there was any interest in purchasing the only business located in the tiny beach town. Mulveny […]
Dolce Bakery and Coffee Shop owners Dean and Stephenie Tatman announced the opening of a Dolce Coffee Bar in the lobby of the new 10th Street Medical facility next to the Milford Grotto’s. “We are excited and humbled for the opportunity to serve the community in this capacity. The circumstances that led us here and […]
by Terry Rogers Nancy Chirdon Forster is well-known in Milford for her culinary ability. Forster operated Nancy’s Café for many years before opening her cooking school in the location where My Sister’s Fault is currently located. When Petite Sweets announced that they were closing, Sheridan says friends from Milford contacted her immediately about the available […]
by Terry Rogers On Wednesday, January 30, friends and family gathered at the Houston Fire Company to celebrate the retirement of Phyllis Fisher who spent the past 57 years as a beautician in Milford. Former Senator Gary Simpson read and presented Fisher with a proclamation from the State of Delaware, commending her for […]
by Terry Rogers On January 15, 2019, Beracah Homes set two new houses on two vacant lots on Marshall Street. One was placed on a lot where a home had been demolished in late 2018 while the other was set on a vacant lot next to a home owned by the late Jennifer […]
Connections CSP was chosen as a recent Select Employer Group (SEG) of the Month by Del-One’s Business Development department. Connections CSP is a “multifaceted nonprofit organization that assists people with psychiatric and intellectual disabilities, as well as those with substance use disorders, homeless veterans and their families, families in crisis, and men and women who […]
