Delmar proudly straddles the Delaware-Maryland line, giving retirees tax advantage options from two states. The town’s motto—”The Little Town Too Big for One State”—could also apply to how far your ...

The Newark Reservoir offers another outdoor escape, with its 1.8-mile paved loop providing accessible recreation for walkers, joggers, and those simply seeking a peaceful spot to watch the sunset.

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In the retail landscape of Newark, Delaware sits a fashion paradise that defies economic gravity. Plato’s Closet stands as a monument to affordable style, where budget-conscious shoppers discover name ...

The best cities to retire in the Midwest offer low cost of living, including housing prices, plus the amenities and cultural activities that make retirement fun.

A drug recovery program director is accused of using opioid settlement funds to sexually prey on women in addiction, Delaware ...

Dover, Delaware isn’t just the state capital—it’s a financial sanctuary where $1,200 monthly can cover your essentials while leaving room for the occasional treat that makes life worth living.

The Old State House, built in 1791, stands as a testament to Delaware’s political heritage and offers free tours that bring history to life. The Johnson Victrola Museum celebrates the history of ...

Dover isn’t just Delaware’s capital—it’s the financial promised land where retirees discover their Social Security checks suddenly develop superpowers. Tucked between the high-priced Northeast ...

First State Heritage Park, often called “Delaware’s First Urban Park Without Boundaries,” connects historical sites throughout downtown Dover with free or low-cost tours and programs. The Dover Green, ...

Seen as separate social environments from home (“first place”) and work or the classroom (“second place”), third places are ...