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Delmarva Community Bulletin Board

Delmarva Power is committed to the communities we serve. The company has a long tradition of community service.

For more information about an event, please call the number listed next to it.

To list your event on the Delmarva Power community bulletin board, just e-mail information to Lines@Delmarva.com 10 weeks in advance. Please include date, place and a phone number for verification.

Things to Do

Delaware Events
Maryland Events

Delaware (Area code 302)

Aug 1-2: 59th Annual All Saints’ Antique Show; Rehoboth Beach Convention Hall

Aug 2,9,16,23,30: Hagley Museum Dollar Days; Hagley Museum Rt. 141, Wilmington; 302-658-2400, www.hagley.org.

Aug 2: Meet the Author: Mary Kennedy; Biggs Museum of American Art, Dover; 302-674-2111 x101

Aug 3: Contra Dance; Arden Gild Hall, Arden; 302-478-7257, http://home.sprynet.com/~rbrat/

Aug 5: National Night: WoodsHaven Kruse Park, Darley Rd., Claymont; 302-798-0487, Fx: 302-798-6952

Aug 9: Lord Baltimore Lions Club All-You-Can-Eat Fried Chicken Dinner; Millville Fire Station, Rt. 26, Millville; 302-537-5175, jebatbeach@msn.com.

Aug 9: Pollinators at the Dinner Table; Brandywine Creek State Park, Greenville; 302-655-5740

Aug 10: Trails for Tails 5k Run/Walk; Brandywine Creek State Park, Wilmington; 302-373-1528, www.faithfulfriends.us.

Aug 11: Perseid Meteor Shower Viewing; Hawk Watch Hill, Brandywine Creek State Park, Greenville; 302-655-5740.

Aug 13: Bling for Bullies; Timothy’s, Newark; www.faithfulfriends.us.

Aug 16: At Home Mothers Connection Charity Children’s Resale; Limestone Presbyterian Church, Pike Creek; 302-540-7097, Rachele21@comcast.net.   

Aug 16: Celebrate Summer on the Brandywine Creek; Thompson’s Bridge Parking Lot, Brandywine Creek State Park, Greenville; 302-655-5740.

Aug 17: Hagley's Creek Kids: The Natural World of the Brandywine; Hagley Museum Rt. 141, Wilmington; 302-658-2400, www.hagley.org.

Aug 20: Bike and Hike - Director's Bat Walk; Hagley Museum Rt. 141, Wilmington; 302-658-2400, www.hagley.org.

Aug 24:  Festival Hispano; Little League Park, State St., Millsboro; 302-745-6828, www.elcentrocultural.org

Aug 30: Beautiful Birding; Brandywine Creek State Park, Greenville; 302-655-5740

Maryland (Area code 410)

Aug 1: First Friday Free Public Opening Exhibit and Reception: Photography Through the Lens; ALOC, 502 94th St., Ocean City; http://www.artleagueofoceancity.org.

Aug 1-23: Firemen's 82nd Annual Carnival; MD 313 & 348, Sharptown; 410-883-3131, www.sharptown.net/

Aug 1-30: ALOC: Through The Lens; ALOC, 502 94th St., Ocean City; 410-524-9433, www.artleagueofoceancity.org.

Aug 7,14,21,28: Music on Main; North and Main Sts., Downtown Elkton; 410-398-5076

Aug 8-10: 64th Annual Antiques by- the-Sea; Convention Center, 40th & Philadelphia Ave., Ocean City; 302-539-3049

Aug 9: Caroline Hospice Foundation Benefit Concert; Rufus M. & Loraine Hall Todd Performing Arts Center, Chesapeake Community College, Wye Mills; 410-479-3500

Aug 9: Back to School Bash; Historic Downtown Cambridge; 410-228-0020, office@cambridgemainstreet.com

Aug 15: 9th Annual Hope is on the Horizon; Wicomico Youth and Civic Center, Salisbury; 410- 749-2147, jhbasketsandmore@comcast.net, www.womensupportingwomen.org

Aug 15-16: Caroline Summerfest; Denton; 410-479-2050, fx. 410-479-3534

Aug 23: Paddle for the Cure Diabetes Canoe/Kayak Event; Wye River, Queenstown; http://www.diabeteswellness.net/Events/tabid/140/View/true/ParentId/16/Default.aspx

Aug 30,31: Ragin’ On The River: 2008 APBA Power Boat Races; Marina Park, Port Deposit; www.goboatracing.net

WILL YOU ANSWER THE CALL AND HELP YOUR COMMUNITY?
Every day in cities, towns and rural communities throughout our region, volunteers respond to emergency calls for firefighters, ambulance drivers, emergency medical technicians and disaster relief personnel. These dedicated men and women are our first line of defense in natural and man-made disasters. The problem is numbers. The number of volunteers has not kept up with the growth in population and the subsequent need for more emergency personnel.

To help recruit new volunteers a toll-free number 1-800-FIRE LINE has been established to match those interested in serving their community with their closest emergency service organization. If you're interested in helping your community, please make the call.

Of General Interest to Delawareans: Interested in answers to your health questions? Try The Consumer Health Library. For more information, call 571-1101 in New Castle County and 1-800-287-0717 in Kent and Sussex Counties. On the Internet www.delamed.org or e-mail: consumer@delamed.org

Volunteers needed! Want to teach someone to read, help plant a tree, or give of your time some other way? Call your state office of volunteerism. In Delaware, call 800-815-5465.

Attention Delaware Seniors! Would you like training to help other people over the age of 60 to prepare their tax forms? Call the Delaware AARP coordinators for more information: Joe Pfaff, 998-6507 or Karl Fresndorf, 654-8232.

Volunteers needed!
Want to teach someone to read, help plant a tree, or give of your time some other way? Call your state office of volunteerism. Maryland residents, call 410-767-4496 or toll-free at 1-800-321-VOLS (1-800-321-8657).