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Milton Historical Society film series draws crowd
Ben Kalina holds a question-and-answer period after the movie. BY DENY HOWETH
February 17, 2014
Mark Carter from Surfrider Foundation Delaware partnered with Alli Schell to bring this movie to the area. BY DENY HOWETH
Alanna Croutz and Steve Kehler purchase items at the Surfrider booth from John Doerfler. BY DENY HOWETH
Jade Carter and Kyleigh Dunlap replenish the food provided by The Backyard. BY DENY HOWETH
"Hurricane Sandy" pudding gummy fish desserts are lined up courtesy of Backyard Cafe. BY DENY HOWETH
There was a record turnout for the Delmarva Roots series movie "Shored Up" that combined efforts with the Rehoboth Film Society, Surfrider Foundation and Milton Historical Society. BY DENY HOWETH
Milton Historical Society partnered with the Surfrider Foundation of Delaware and Rehoboth Beach Film Society to present Delmarva Roots Film Series kickoff at the Milton Fire Hall Jan. 31. A record turnout for the Delmarva Roots Film Series attendance reached 150 people.
A documentary by director Ben Kalina about coastline development and erosion won the sustainability award through Sundance Film Festival.
