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Kyle Parker takes a stroll with his Bernese Mountain Dog Tucker.
February 23, 2026
As another winter storm blankets the region in snow and ice, photo opportunities abound. Share your snapshots with us at photos@capegazette.com. Please include the full names of anyone pictured, along with the photographer’s full name and the location where the photo was taken.
Finn and Zane Coulbourne in Milton made a snowman in memory of their dad.
Teagan Parker of Lincoln makes a snow angel.
Lucia Bonney is chill in her igloo.
Lillian Hosler is clearly having fun building a snowman.
Fresh off vacation in the British Virgin Islands, Brent Linus, 10, gives his snowman a tropical twist.
Aubrey and Avery Wilson are enjoying their snow day in Long Neck. Igloo by dad Jon Wilson and photo by mom Angela Wilson.
Thanks to Ryan Miller for sharing this artistic shot from Villages of Five Points in Lewes.
Christopher Kapusniak, 4, rides his four wheeler in Milton in this photo from mom Jeanna Kapusniak.
Mirabel Jordan of Lewes is proud of her snowman.
They’re channeling the summer Olympics - but instead of passing the baton, teammates Bonnie Korn, left, and Susan Petrow pass the Prosecco after a job well done. Photo taken in Millsboro by Bob Petrow.
Hanna-Mae Baker of Lewes has fun with her snowman.
Linda Mazzaro of Ocean View is suited up and ready for the big dig.
St. Peter’s Church in Lewes looks lovely blanketed in snow in the Rev. Jeffrey Ross’s photo.
Snowbanks pile high along 2nd Street in Lewes in Tim Willard’s photo.
Brooks and Juliette Gordon are hard at work on their igloo in Lewes.
Trees bow under the weight of heavy snow in Marty Barrett’s backyard.
It’s 8:15 a.m. on Feb. 23, and no one made it to the Cape Gazette office in Frank Young’s photo. Readers can rest assured the team is still working hard behind the scenes to deliver the Cape Region’s most up-to-date local news.
It’s obvious to see in Evangeline Boyd’s photo, there won’t be any sailing today.
John Gilly said there won’t be any grilling today.
Deanna Wilson’s backyard is a winter wonderland in Milton.
From Debra Regan’s back deck in Lewes, it’s easy to see how much snow has fallen.
Looks like Brian Sahm’s not going anywhere today.
Robb Mapou of Rehoboth Beach has his priorities - shoveling space for his dog to go outside.
The view from Glenn Christman’s deck.
Diane Riggins’ dog Toby wonders if he’s going to be able to go outside today.
Judith M. DiFrancesco’s photo from Lewes looks pretty as a postcard.
Suzie Martin’s snowman looks festive in a plaid scarf.
Corinne Dietze’s photo of a serene scene at Brumbley’s Family Park in Milton.
String lights look different covered in snow on Sonja Decker’s deck.
Trees look lovely covered in snow - such as these in Karen Ferguson’s photo - but pose a danger when they get heavy and snap.
Cars piled high with snow aren’t going anywhere in Mari Lou Parkinson’s photo in Lewes.
Meet Feisty, Kathy Kreft’s snowball in Fenwick Island.
Morgan Moskowitz walks her dog Casper through falling snow in Dewey Beach.
