Columnists
Deb Griffin is a Realtor with Maggio Shields Real Estate, author of The Local Buzz and a partner in EatingRehoboth.com restaurant tours.
The Cape Gazette staff has been featuring Saltwater Portraits for more than 20 years. Reporters prepare written and photographic portraits of a wide variety of characters in Delaware's Cape Region. Saltwater Portraits typically appear in the Cape Gazette's Tuesday print edition in the Cape Life section and online at capegazette.com. To recommend someone for a Saltwater Portrait feature, email newsroom@capegazette.com.
Jim Paterson has been a writer, editor and illustrator for a long enough time to understand aging. He lives in Lewes with his wife, Marybeth, and their dog, Tucker.
So many restaurants, so little time! Food writer Bob Yesbek gives readers a sneak peek behind the scenes, exposing the inner workings of the local culinary industry, from the farm to the table and everything in between. He can be reached at Bob@RehobothFoodie.com.
A 2002 Cape grad and 2007 UD grad, Lewes resident Sumner Spence is one of the Cape area's biggest sports fans. Although he’s used a wheelchair his entire life, he has lived vicariously through his sports-playing father, brother, and friends, who gave him his love of sports. He hopes to provide new and interesting perspectives on the sports stories and issues of the day. Email Sumner at sumspence@gmail.com.
Show fellow Cape Gazette readers just how wide a territory their newspaper covers! Carry your Cape Gazette on your travels. Email jamie@capegazette.com a photo and description - don’t forget names!
The Cape Gazette welcomes photographers to submit a weather picture for consideration to be featured on page 6 of the Tuesday and Friday newspaper. Please email a non-watermarked photo to newsroom@capegazette.com with Weather Picture in the subject field. Be sure to include your name, phone number and a complete description of your photograph, including where it was made.
Wild Cape is a monthly column by Alice Mohrman dedicated to the rich and diverse ecosystem of Delaware’s Cape Region. It is our hope to bring readers closer to the natural world by exploring fascinating creatures, plants and habitats that thrive in one of the most ecologically significant areas of the Mid-Atlantic.
Working It Out is the reincarnation of a column by the same name that reporter Kevin Conlon wrote weekly for more than six years for the Cortland Standard newspaper, where he worked as city editor before joining the Cape Gazette staff.
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