NEWSFLASH » The arraignment of Dr. Earl Bradley, previously set for March 24, has been continued. No new date has been set. Gene Maurer of Wilmington, attorney for accused child abuser Dr. Earl Bradley, is no longer representing him. See full story in Friday's Cape Gazette.

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Organizers of the Chocolate Festival are (l-r) Priscilla Smith, president of the Friends of the Rehoboth Beach Public Library; Jackie Dettor, administrator of Rehoboth Beach Main Street; Jenny Barger, executive administrator of Rehoboth Beach Main Street; and Morgan Whalen, event volunteer.
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Rep. John Atkins, D-Millsboro, presents a Black History Month tribute from the House to Tina Washington, Auxiliary Unit 28 community service chairwoman, as Auxiliary President Carole Baldwin and Commander Jim Lafferty look on.
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Angel Wilson, owner of Creative Exposures Photography in Milford, recently won the Kodak Gallery Award for Photographic Excellence for her photograph of a napping newborn titled, “Sweet Dreams.” Taylor Rose Hurley, daughter of Andrena and Chris Hurley of Dover, was 9 days old when the photo was taken.
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Cape’s head boys lacrosse coach Jack Lingo, who is entering his second season, reviews offensive strategy during Tuesday’s practice.

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Shields students collect items
to send to earthquake victims
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Shields Elementary School recently collected shoes and small stuffed animals to send to the earthquake victims in Haiti. They worked with Shoes2Share, which provides shoes to needy individuals worldwide. Shown in back are (l-r) Pat Wampler and Jack Wampler from Shoes2Share and Stacie Burton, fifth-grade coordinator; middle row Brock Maloomian, Ben Conrad, Phoebe Callard and Jack Albertella. In front are Haley Weed, Brittany Handlin and Stephen Melter.
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McKinnon de Kuyper, a Cape sophomore, was chosen to attend the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Conference this spring. McKinnon also attended last summer’s Operation Smile International Leadership Conference.
Sussex Tech's teams
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Odyssey of the Mind teams at Sussex Technical High School competed at the state contest held at the University of Delaware. Team One won first place in the category Discovered Treasures. Members are, seated (l-r) coach Andrew Southmayd; Rebecca Southmayd, Emily Southmayd, Matt Wiltshire, Chelsea McHugh, Michele Snead, Mike McHugh and Taylor Hudson. Team Two won third place in the category titled Column Structure. Members are, standing, coach Dennis Smith, Dyllan Hawley, Amber Cornwell, Lacey Perdue, Mike Mather, Michelle Haney, Josh Mueller, and Anson Marsh.

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