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Coastal Delaware Restaurant Week supports first responders
Tunnels to Towers Delmarva check presentation attendees are (l-r) Carol Everhart, executive director of the Rehoboth-Dewey Chamber of Commerce; Brian Brubaker; and Chris Rausch, Cape Gazette. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
July 29, 2022
Gathered for the Dewey Beach Police Department check presentation are (l-r) Emily Grothey and Carol Everhart, Rehoboth-Dewey chamber; Lt. Billy Hocker; Chris Rausch, Cape Gazette; and Meghan McCalley, Rehoboth-Dewey chamber.
Gathered for the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company check presentation are (l-r) Carol Everhart, Rehoboth-Dewey chamber; Chuck Snyder; Arnold Edelman; Warren Jones; and Chris Rausch, Cape Gazette.
Rehoboth Beach Police Department check presentation attendees are (l-r) Emily Grothey and Carol Everhart, Rehoboth-Dewey chamber; Chief Keith Banks; Chris Rausch, Cape Gazette; and Meghan McCalley, Rehoboth-Dewey chamber.
Home of the Brave check presentation attendees are (l-r) Emily Grothey and Carol Everhart; Rehoboth-Dewey chamber; RJ Popio; Chris Rausch, Cape Gazette; and Meghan McCalley, Rehoboth-Dewey chamber.
The Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Cape Gazette and Rehoboth Foodie, produced Coastal Delaware Restaurant Week, June 5 to 10.
Visitors were able to enjoy their favorite foods on the Culinary Coast and support the Red, White and Blue. Participating restaurants made it possible to present $1,500 each to local first responder groups including Tunnels to Towers Delmarva, Home of the Brave, Rehoboth Beach Police Department, Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company and Dewey Beach Police Department.
