Bloggers

  • GO VEG

    dorothy_greet

    Dorothy Greet invites you on a journey to amazing good health and vitality through Plant-Based Eating.

    A heart attack turned her life upside down at age 70.

    Now, with a Cornell Certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition, this retired clergywoman teaches free classes to community groups upon request.

    To contact Ms. Greet, email dgreet@aya.yale.edu.

    For more information on plant-based eating go to greetplantbased.blogspot.com.

  • Happenings Back Then At Cape Henlopen And Beyond

    Harrison_Howeth

    I’m Harrison and this is a blog about ‘local’ history. I research topics through many means but mostly I find local newspaper articles from newspaperabstracts.com. Sometimes they are relative to something that is happening now. Sometimes it is just interesting and worth sharing.

  • Mac’s World

    ron_macarthur

    Ron MacArthur has lived and worked in Sussex County all his life. As a journalist for nearly 50 years, he has covered everything from county and town meetings to presidential visits. He also has a unique perspective having served as an elected official and lived on both sides of the county.

    Contact Ron at ronm@capegazette.com

  • Photography Field of Flowers

    kristin

    I don't have a green thumb, but that makes me appreciate stalking other people's gardens with my camera even more. I am, however, trying to grow an online flower photo portfolio on Fine Art America.

  • Players’ Perspective

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    golfers vonhofbros

    The Players’ Perspective blog is written by Christopher and Josh Vonhof to give adults a perspective on sports from the eyes of two teenage boys. For more articles by Christopher and Josh visit vonhofbros.com.

  • Sussex Academy

    Sussex_Academy

    Sussex Academy is a public charter, tuition free school offering an accelerated academic program for the students of Delaware in grades kindergarten through twelve. The elementary program is based on high academic expectations and a hands-on, integrated approach to learning. The secondary academic programs follow an instructional model that uses the successes of past best practices in interdisciplinary curriculum and project-based learning in the middle school grades and AP (Advanced Placement) courses for the high school grades.

    Our students achieve high academic performance through critical, independent thinking and reflection and develop social consciousness through service and community partnerships. The school is very proud of its talented and highly qualified staff that has developed and maintains a challenging curriculum in a supportive and caring environment for its students.

  • The Mojo Wire

    ryan_mavity

    Ryan Mavity has been a reporter with the Cape Gazette since February 2007. He covers the town of Milton and the courts. Ryan lives in Milford with his wife, Rachel, son, Alex, and daughter, Jane.

    Contact Ryan at ryanm@capegazette.com.

  • The Novel Lair

    aquariann

    Most dragons enjoy rolling around in gleaming gold, but mine prefers words! Yes, I bought my Kindle Fire a red shield and named her Dragon. Together we collect eBooks to decorate her lair. When not writing about our favorite reading adventures here, I share flower pictures and shiny stuff that draws my drifting attention on my Art and Tree Chatter of Aquariann blog.

  • The Revival House Projection Booth

    rob_rector
    A view from the crew at The Revival House, where we don't mind popcorn on the seats, sticky floors, and all the things that make going to the movies an event.

  • Tiny Monsters of Delaware (and other macro wonders)

    chris_foster

    The world becomes a much bigger place when you look at things on a macro level.

    Photography by Christopher D Foster

    Contact me at cfoster@capegazette.com or visit me on twitter for more photos.