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U.S. Sen. Tom Carper talks with Lance Cpl. Jonathan Steele at the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce.

Bay Colony’s new operations center.

At top, a view of Bay Colony’s 250-slip marina, recently dedicated as a Delaware Clean Marina, only the seventh in the state.

Inverters used to covert the DC power from the panels into AC current.

Funland’s newly-installed roof-top solar array.

Michael Kwiecien works on one of his green homes. Kwiecien has found that the lack of waste in modular building and the ability to customize them mark modular homes as something of the future.

The Omar Collection Station at 33086 Burton Farm Road, near Frankford.

Kim Flynn, Lori Martin and Megan Bren use hula hoops to get in some exercise.

Megan Bren, Kim Flynn, Janet Twining and HipAHA owner Lori Martin during the boot camp session.

The Matteo’s crew at last year’s event served up some spicy salsa and more.

The Parkway Restaurant offered brownies as a dessert at last year’s Taste of Coastal Delaware event, held by the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce in the Millville Town Center parking lot.

The girls in the Indian River soccer program gather together for a final photo at the annual awards banquet.

The Lower Sussex Little League celebrate their 2002 state championship win at the Mid-Atlantic Regionals in Bristol, Conn. Six of the boys have played together through the 2008 season at Indian River High School.

The violent storm that swept through the area on Wednesday, June 4, caused this tree to fall onto the roof of Ocean View Town Hall. No injuries were reported.

Al Casapula stands in front of his sub shop about 20 years ago.

Al Casapula’s Subs, Steaks & Pizza has been an area staple for 20 years.

Jake Balasus takes a swing against Dickinson during Tuesday’s game at Wesley College. The Indians slipped against the Rams, 6-8, in the state quarterfinal match-up.

Jake Balasus takes a swing against Dickinson during Tuesday’s game at Wesley College. The Indians slipped against the Rams, 6-8, in the state quarterfinal match-up.

A District III player slides in to homeplate just before the ref makes the call against Central in last year’s series.

Veronica Townsend, left, and Georgie Hattier display their first place trophy won at the state competition this year in the large varsity coed division.

Point News Editor M. Patricia Titus got her Wii Fit on May 22, and began her fitness challenge to lose some weight and get into shape.

Romeo’s Kitchen, next to Bethany Cycle and Fitness, recently celebrated its grand opening. The diner will serve breakfast and lunch, from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.

High Stakes Bar & Grill celebrated it’s grand opening on Thursday, May 22. The bar is owned by Philly’s Finest owner Brian DeLuca, and located next door to the steak shop. DeLuca and friends performed about 90 percent of the work that went into building the bar.

Harris Teeter on Route 54 offers its ‘Express Lane’ service, where customers can shop online at www.harristeeter.com and stop by the store later and pick up their groceries.

Our Lady of Guadalupe will soon be open for parishioners.

South Bethany Mayor Gary Jayne cuts into a cake to celebrate the town’s new town hall and police station.

Dee Granger melts pewter down for a piece she was working on. Granger will attned the upcoming South Coastal Delaware AARP’s Artisan Fair on Saturday, May 24, at the Millville Fire Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Isabel and Lily Fleming enjoy the fruits of their labor.

Gina Calloway, Parsons employee Heather Hitchens and Michelle West, above, with fresh-picked strawberries at Parsons Produce on Amory Road near Dagsboro.