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The Kenny family celebrates 30 years operating six ShopRites in Delaware, growing from two stores to 900 employees while supporting community charitable causes. The post 🔒 Kenny family, ShopRite stores celebrate 30 years in greater Wilmington appeared first on Delaware Business Times.

In today’s tight marketing environment, every dollar must deliver maximum impact. While traditional broadcast media still serves brands with unlimited budgets, savvy marketers in Wilmington, Newark, Middletown, Dover, and beyond are increasingly turning to addressable targeting through Connected TV (CTV) and Streaming Audio to eliminate waste and enhance performance. This shift is not just about […] The post Considering Streaming TV or Audio Ads for your Delaware Business? Eliminate Waste […]

, , , , , , It’s the one day a year that Santa Claus trades in his reindeer-powered sleigh for a horsepower-driven boat. Old St. Nick pulled up to the city dock in Lewes Nov. 29, on a Cape Water Taxi vessel to kick off the Christmas season. He stepped onto land to greetings of “Welcome to Lewes.” Like a pied piper, the red-and-white-suited one led anxious children and […]

The Delaware Emergency Management Agency, Office of Highway Safety, Department of Transportation and i.g. Burton Auto Group are teaming up to observe Winter Weather Awareness Week from Monday to Friday, Dec. 1 to 5, with a special focus on car safety.   For this period, i.g. Burton dealerships across Kent, New Castle and Sussex counties will each be giving away 100 free car safety packs during their winter auto sales events. […]

Bill Cullin, a sales associate with Long & Foster Real Estate in Rehoboth Beach, attended the company’s Top 100 Elite Performers Retreat held Oct. 6-7 in Hot Springs, Va. The company’s 100 highest-ranking agents by 2024 sales volume and its 100 top agents by 2024 transaction sides were invited to the retreat, where Cullin joined his associates for networking, business development and industry analysis. “Connecting with other top Long & […]

Ruggerio Willson Watson, a Dover-based government affairs consultant, recently announced that Ryan Bond has joined the firm as an associate. Bond discovered his passion for public policy and the legislative process during an internship with the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, where he saw firsthand how inclusive participation leads to more responsive and equitable governance. He went on to serve as a legislative aide in the Delaware House of […]

Rehoboth Beach officials presented Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce President Carol Everhart with an etched glass piece in recognition of more than 30 years of service, leadership and dedication to the city. Mayor Stan Mills and City Manager Taylour Tedder presented the piece to Everhart during a commissioner meeting Nov. 21. Mills read the message aloud: “The City of Rehoboth Beach thanks Carol Everhart for over 30 years of […]

, Last year, when Sussex County Administrator Todd Lawson provided a late-fall update on land-use issues to Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber members, he talked about the reassessment, election results and building-related trends. A year later, Lawson returned to the chamber for another update, and this time he talked about the land-use reform working group recommendations and more trends. Land use can be a lighting-rod issue, said Lawson, describing the working […]

By Sheila Bravo President & CEO, Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement Although it seems like just yesterday everyone was enjoying long, sunny days and warm evenings, the calendar does not lie. We have moved full-blown into autumn and the holidays that are known collectively as the “Giving Season.” And this year’s Giving Season might be […] The post More Than Ever, ‘Giving Season’ Is Critical for Nonprofits appeared first on […]