April Preview of Movies at the Milton   

"Missed it at the Midway?  Movies at the Milton is your answer" We'll be screening movies that we either saw and loved, or wished we had seen, all in the last year.     -  4/7 (Wed) and 4/11 (Sun) - Blindside   -  4/14 (Wed) and 4/18 (Sun) - Up in the Air -  4/21 (Wed) and 4/25 (Sun) - Sherlock Holmes -  4/28 (Wed) and 5/2 (Sun) - Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs   ******************************************************** Also showing:  4/16 (Fri) at

On Friday, February 19, 2010 Sussex County Federal Credit Union welcomed Girl Scout Troop 595 to the Seaford branch. Co-leader Cindy Hill and two of her scouts, Skyler Bailey and Breanna Messick, set-up a table in the branch lobby with boxes of cookies to the delight of Sussex County FCU members and staff.

Girls Scout Cookies are a familiar part of American history for over 80 years! All of this started in 1933 with the Girl Scouts of Greater Philadelphia Council who baked and sold cookies in the city's gas stations and the electric company windows. The cookies sold for just twenty-three cents a box!

Possum Point Players' spring musical is the 2001 Broadway sensation "Urinetown." Since she has done it for nearly every PPP show since 2000, it may be difficult for some people to imagine what type of specialty drink, Nita Gary will create for this show.

Nita is the lovely, some say zany, lady who has volunteered her time at just about every Possum Point Players show for many years. Many will remember Nita as the actress who played Mrs. Paroo in "Music Man", Mrs. Baker in "Butterflies Are Free" and she was even a Hot Box Girl in PPP's first production of "Guys and Dolls" in 1984!

CHARITY MONTH AT THE BRICK: Guest Bartenders will be pouring drinks to raise funds for their charity of choice.  Come out for what I am sure will be really fun nights.  $1 of every drink sold will go to charity, plus 25% of the bartending tips.  Here's the schedule:

The non-profit Rehoboth Beach Theatre of the Arts is pleased to announce the winning plays of its 1^st Annual One Act Play Festival that took place on Friday, February 26 and Saturday, February 27, 2010.

First place winner was Last Train To George, an original work written by Delaware playwright Matt Casarino, and featured actresses Audrey Fisher Killen of Frankford and Jenn Stutzman of Milford.  Second place winner was Monkey Rhythms by John Baldi, and featured actors George Spillane, Tom Sweeny, and Isaiah Dadzie of Lewes.

The Friends of the Georgetown Public Library would like to announce that La Quetzelteca restaurant of Georgetown will be will be helping to build the new Georgetown Public Library.  The Friends will be given 10% of the day's receipts on Monday March1 and April 5. Come out and have a great meal and support the building of the New Library.

Delaware's # 1 Credit Union is offering exciting opportunities for local High School Seniors! Del-One will award two $1000.00 scholarships based on academic excellence, community involvement, credit union participation, and financial need. To add to the excitement, High School Seniors also have the chance to win a limo ride to their prom or graduation! Scholarship applications and limo entries are available online at www.EZSavers.org and at each branch location. 

P4240189: Pictured: 2009 Limo Ride Winner Emily McKee

As part of "Food Check-Off Day," volunteers from the Delaware Farm Bureau and the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware delivered food to restock the Ronald McDonald Room at Kent General Hospital Monday.

The Ronald McDonald Room provides temporary housing for families with sick infants receiving care in the Bayhealth Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).  Families may stay in the Ronald McDonald Room free of charge, and benefit from the convenience and peace of mind of being close to their children during a difficult time.

The Georgetown Public Library will be holding its Adult Winter Reading Program.  This year's theme is "Water Your Mind".  The program begins on February 22 and goes through March 21.  There will be weekly winners and 3 grand prizes at the end of the event.  Stay tuned to see what other programs will be available during this event.

Despite the weather that threatened to cancel the event, teams showed up at the Milford Bowling Lanes to support the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Girls Night Out Bowling Event.  The Chamber contingent, Executive Director, Karen Duffield, along with Joan Tyndall of Sergovc & Carmean and Brenda Whitehurst of YWCA show off their scores.  Not pictured but supporting the event was Donna DiFrancesco of Robert V. Witsil, P.A. law office in Georgetown who was unable to get there due to weather.