12/2 Natl Fritters Day Georges Seurat*153 (1891), Charles Ringling*149 (1926), Julie Harris-87, Cathy Lee Crosby-64, Stone Phillips-58, Lucy Liu-44, Monica Seles-39, Britney Spears-31 The first

savings bank in the U.S., the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society, opened. 1818, Gillette patented the KC Gillette Razor. It was first razor to feature a permanent

handle and disposable double-edge razor

blades. 1901, Cuban leader Fidel Castro declared in a nationally broadcast speech that he was a Marxist-Leninist and that he was going to lead Cuba to communism. 1961, Barney B. Clark receives the world's first artificial heart transplant. 1982

12/3 Natl Roof over Your Head Day Anna Freud*117 (1982), Andy Williams*82 (2012), Ozzy Osbourne-64, Rick Mears-61, Darryl Hannah-52, Katerina Witt-47, Brendan

Fraser-44 Alka Seltzer was sold for the first time. 1931, Paul Harvey began his national radio broadcast. 1950, Pioneer 10 sent back the first close-up images of Jupiter. 1973

12/4 Santas' List Day Wear Brown Shoes Day Francisco Franco*120 (1975), Jeff Bridges-63, Marisa Tomei-48, actress, “Mona Lisa Vito”, Tyra Banks-39 Gen. George Washington said farewell to his officers at Fraunces Tavern in NY. 1783, Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis annozd that any club was free to employ black players. 1943, Dianne Feinstein became San Francisco's first woman mayor. 1978

12/5 Bathtub Party Day Repeal Day Martin Van Buren*230 (1862), 8th U.S.

President, George Armstrong Custer*173 (1876), Walt Disney*111 (1966), “Little Richard” Penniman-80, Jim

Messina-65, Morgan Brittany-61, Michael Dorn-60, Frankie Muniz-27 The Stillson wrench was patented by D.C. Stillson. The device was the first practical pipe

wrench. 1876, German physicist Albert Einstein was granted a visa making it possible for him to travel to the U.S. 1932, The 21st Amendment repeals Prohibition. I'll drink to that! 1933, The

video arcade game "NFL Football" was unveiled in Chicago. It was the first video arcade game to be licensed by the NFL, 1983

12/6 St. Nicholas Day Mitten Tree Day Put on your own Shoes Day Joyce Kilmer*126 (1918), Ira Gershwin*116 (1983), Agnes Moorehead*106 (1974), Dave Brubeck-92, Stephen Wright-57, Andrew Cuomo-55 Abraham Lincoln was elected to be the sixteenth president. 1860, Edwin H. Armstrong announced his development of FM broadcasting. 1935, Phil Donahue began a TV talk show in Dayton, OH. 1967, About 20% of the Universal Studios backlot was destroyed in an arson fire. 1990

12/7 Pearl Harbor Day InterNatl Civil Aviation Day Letter Writing Day Natl Cotton Candy Day Marie Tussaud*251(1850), Eli Wallach-97, Ted Knight*89 (1986), Harry Chapin*70 (1981), Gregg Allman-65, Johnny Bench-65, Larry Bird-56, Edd Hall-54,

Jay Joslin-40 Delaware became the first state to ratify the constitution becoming the first of the United States. 1787, Martin Van Buren becomes the

eighth President, and the first president to be born in this country. 1836, Thomas Edison exhibited the phonograph in 1877, The gas operated refrigerator was patented by The Electrolux Servel Corporation. 1926, Pearl Harbor was bombed in a surprise Japanese attack. It marked the U.S. entry into WWII.1941, Apollo 17 was launched at Cape Canaveral. It was the last U.S. moon mission. 1972

12/8 Natl Brownie Day Take it in the Ear Day Eli Whitney*247 (1825), James Thurber*118 (1961), Sammy Davis Jr.*87 (1990), Maximilian Schell-82, Flip Wilson*79 (1998), Jim Morrison*69 (1971), Kim Basinger-59, Teri Hatcher-48, Sinead O'Connor-46 George Washington's retreating army in the American Revolution crossed the Delaware River. 1776, On "I Love Lucy," a pregnancy was acknowledged in a TV show for the first time. 1952, John Lennon, singer, guitarist, songwriter, and poet for the Beatles, was assassinated in by Mark David Chapman in 1980, In Los Angeles, 12 alternate jurors were chosen for the O.J. Simpson trial. 1994

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The Delaware Department of Transportation, in conjunction with

Delaware Greenways, will conduct a public workshop to seek public input for the byway’s Corridor Management

Plan (CMP). Saturday, Dec. 15th 9 AM to 12 Noon, Del. City Community

Center 250 Fifth St.(5th & Bayard), Del. City. The proposed Route 9 Coastal

Heritage Byway extends from the City of New Castle at its northern end to its junction with State Route 1 at its southern end, a length of 50 miles. The Byway traverses some of the state’s most treasured natural resources and its most historic towns and villages. The Planning Team along with representatives of the towns, villages and natural areas will discuss the planning for this project, answer questions about the project, and seek input from the public. The concept of Discovery Zones are places along the byway that embody activity areas where travelers can learn about the byway, engage in outdoor recreational and other pursuits and events, and are directed toward visitor amenities. Along this “road less traveled” are 10 areas that are defined as Discovery Zones, each with existing or untapped assets that tell the byway story and engage byway travelers. Action items that support the following Discovery Zones will be developed as part of the CMP:

New Castle • Delaware City/Ft. DuPont/ C & D Canal • Port Penn/Augustine Beach • Odessa • Cedar Swamp/Blackbird Creek • Woodland

Beach • Bombay Hook • Leipsic • Little Creek • St. Jones NeckTHE AGENDA for the meeting will be:

➊ 9 AM to 9: 30 AM Introductions and Discussion of Byway Corridor➋ 9:30 AM to 11AM Discovery Zone Focus Group Discussions➌ 11AM to Noon Summary of Focus Group Discussions and Path ForwardThe Corridor Management Plan is an important document that sets the vision to preserve and protect the uniqueness of the Route 9 Coastal Heritage Byway. This plan intends to make the Byway accessible to the public at large for recreational and educational purposes while protecting the interests and addressing the concerns of the residents and businesses along its length. The CMP is designed to reflect the vision and concerns of the public. This workshop is an opportunity to voice your

important opinions so they are integrated into the CMP.

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WEEK 14Thursday 12/6Denver at Oakland8:20PM (NFL Network)

Sunday 12/9Baltimore at Washington 1PMKansas City at Cleveland 1PMSan Diego at Pittsburgh 1PMTennessee at Indianapolis 1PMNY Jets at Jacksonville 1PMChicago at Minnesota 1PM

Atlanta at Carolina 1PMPhiladelphia at Tampa Bay 1PMSt. Louis at Buffalo 1PMDallas at Cincinnati 1PMMiami at San Francisco 4:05PMNew Orleans at NY Giants 4:25PMArizona at Seattle 4:25PMDetroit at Green Bay 8:20PM (NBC)Monday 12/10Houston at New England 8:30PM (ESPN)

BYE WEEK: NONE 

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➔ NFL 2012 Schedule

Thursday 11/29New Orleans @ Atlanta 8:20PM (NFL Network)

Sunday 12/2Seattle @ Chicago 1PM

Minnesota @ Green Bay 1PMSan Francisco @ St. Louis 1PM

Arizona @ NY Jets 1PMCarolina @ Kansas City 1PMIndianapolis @ Detroit 1PMJacksonville @ Buffalo 1PMNew England @ Miami 1PMHouston @ Tennessee 1PM

Tampa Bay @ Denver 4:05PMPittsburgh @ Baltimore 4:25PMCleveland @ Oakland 4:25PM

Cincinnati @ San DiegoPhiladelphia @ Dallas 8:20PM

Monday 12/3NY Giants @ Washington 8:30PM

BYE WEEK: NONE 

The Del. Accordion Club welcomes the seasoned and the starter musician…young and old. They meet every 3rd Sunday of the month. Next meeting is Dec. 16th.

Open-mike from 2-5pm at Bourbon Street Grill 2605 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont

Info:, call “Accordion Joe” Oberly, 302-388-0471➔ www.DelawareAccordionClub.com

Now featuring “Latte of the Day”come in and try a

“Spiced Sake Latte”

NEW ARTISTS

“Sara Rose Originals” featuring handmade

jewelry made from

Argentium Silver

“Originals by Kate”candle designs for all occasions.

You must see and smell the Wine Glass candles a perfect gift for any

wine lovers on your list.

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soon you will have more room for your private parties, bridal showers, company retreats,

business meetings/trainings and more

“The Grotto” at Traders Cove

Coming Soon

As always, Scrabble the f irst Wednesday of every month, community puzzle daily, friendly service and comfortable atmosphere.  Meet, Eat, Drink, Shop and Be Merrie at 206 Delaware Street - Historic New Castle

Stop by and see what’s new ➨ www.pennsplace.net

tell Santa… About your Christmas specials, bazaars, menusand events for the next editions of COBBLESTONES

Mon 12/3 m 10 Red Cross Service Presentation 11 Decorate Tree 12:30 Exec. Comm. 12:45 Members Mtg No Yoga Wed 12/5 m 10 “Hope Through the Holidays” Grief/ Loss Support Group 10 Holiday Arrangements Thurs. 12/6 m 9 Bank & PO

11:30 Teri Bell-Senior Trivia 12:30 Food Lion 4:00 Covered Dish Fri. 12/7 m 12:30 Ed Brugel-Handbells Holiday Concert

MON TUES WED THURS FRI

8:30 Park Walk9-3Billiards9Pool Exercise9:30 Wii Bowling10Crafty Seniors12Lunch 1Chair Yoga

9-3Billiards9:30 Shanghai10Bingo12Lunch12:45 Bingo1StrengthBuilding/Exercise

9-3Billiards9Pinochle11LineDancing12Lunch1:30 Tai Chi with

9-7Billiards9Pinochle9:30 Wii Bowling9:30 Shanghai 9:30 Bridge12Lunch 12:20 Super Market:1Zumba Gold2Qi Gong/Tai Chi5:30 Yoga

9-3Billiards9:30 Knit/ Crochet9:30 Wii Bowling10Bingo10:30 Beginner’s Exercise Class 12Lunch

“Where Friends Gather”

➨ New Castle Senior Center

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ythe New Castlelibrar 424 Delaware St, New Castle, DE 19720 302-328-1995

➨ www.nccdelib.org/newcastle

Mon 10-9 Tues 10-9 Wed 2:-9 Thurs 2-9 Fri 10-5 Sat 10-5 Sun Closed*prior registration required

12/3 ESL*/10 AM JOB CENTER 10AM-1 PM12/4 R&R Story Time/10:30 AM

Ages 3-6AFTERNOON @ THE MOVIES*Meet Me in St. Louis 2:30 PM

12/5 ESL*/10 AM BOOK SIGNING & TALK /7 PM

by Gerard MedvecGhosts of Delaware

12/6 TEENS: GAME ON! 6-8 PM Knit 1/Crochet Too 7PM

Quilts Before the Civil WarThe  Third  Annual  Historic Village Quilts  

exhibit  was  a  victim  of  Sandy.  Quilts  of  Sue  Winfield,  the  feature  quilter,  can  still  be  seen  at

Historic  Village  &  Quilts,  thru  Dec.  30th,  Thurs.-­‐Sun.,  1-­‐4  pm.  

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Sat., Dec. 8th from 6 to 9 pm the Delaware Historical Society's Read House & Gardens will be open for candlelight tours along with the the New Castle Historical Society's Amstel House and

Dutch House, and the New Castle Court House Museum. Visitors will walk from one historic site to the next along New

Castle's charming brick sidewalks, lined with festive luminaries, and may even meet a group of carolers along the way!

The theme for this year's Candlelight event isHome For The Holidays. 

The New Castle Court House Museum will feature very special holiday trees decorated with photos of Delaware veterans. The trees will be on view in the Court House for the candlelight event and throughout the holiday season beginning Nov. 28th. We invite you to participate in the commemoration by submitting digital images or copies of photographs of Delaware veterans to include on the holiday trees. Each photo submitted should include the veteran's name, branch of the military, and the name of the war or his/her years of service.

 Photos should be sent to the New Castle Court House Museum c/o Cindy Snyder at 211 Delaware Street, New Castle, DE 19720. 

 Digital images may be emailed to Cynthia.Snyder@state.de.us. Photographs must be  received by Nov. 17th to be included on the trees.

Photographic prints will not be returned so please do not send original photographs.Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling

the New Castle Historical Society at 302-322-2794 by Dec. 3rd

Nora says...Call ahead for pick up for the office!

Salads $4.99-$12.99, Soups $2.99-$5.99, and PoBoys and Wraps are $7.99-$12.99.

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Sunday Specials

Guitar and saxophone for the love of the blues!

SATDec8th8pm

Gary Cogdell & Hank “Hurricane” Carter

Happenings at Our Senior CenterHappenings at Our Senior CenterD M E M C M E M M M B M E M R

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kale is a cruciferousvegetable with green leaves (Brassica oleracea), with several varieties: curly kale, ornamental kale, and dinosaur (lLcinato or Tuscan) kale, all differ in taste, texture, and appearance. buy it Look for firm, evenly colored, unwilted leaves (yellow edges indicate age) and moist hardy stems. Avoid those with brown spots or small holes. Curly kale has ruffled leaves and a fibrous stalk and a lively pungent flavor with an edge of pepper.Ornamental kale (salad savoy) has either green, white, or purple leaves and its stalks coalesce to form a loosely knit head; mellow in flavor and tender in texture. Dinosaur kale or Lacinato or Tuscan kale has dark blue-green leaves with embossed texture and a slightly sweeter, more delicate taste. Smaller-sized leaves are more tender and mild than larger leaves. “Baby” kale is also available. use itSteam, bake, sauté or use in a stir-fry, or soup, or with grains. Lightly dress in olive oil and lemon for a raw salad. 1-1 ½ cups are a healthful serving. store itPlace kale in a plastic storage bag removing air as possible. Store in the refrigerator for up to 5 days (some can be stored longer), although age increases bitterness. Wash only before using to avoid spoilage. benefitsKale is a nutrition dream, high in fiber, antioxidants and carotenoids (lutein and beta-carotene), and more than 45 flavonoids, particularly kaempferol, anti-inflammatory nutrients (omega-3), and twice the vitamin K as other cruciferous vegetables. Contains vitamins A, C, E, various B vitamins, as well as tryptophan, calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, protein, and more. NOTE: Does contain oxalates; those with kidney or gallbladder concerns should monitor intake.

ingredients‣6 leeks, cleaned and dark

green sections removed. Cut just where the color begins to change‣ 3 tablespoons salted butter‣ TT  Kosher salt, plus cracked black

pepper‣ 8  small Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and

sliced in half (Yukon's are the richest of all taters)‣ 1 quart Chicken broth‣ 1 cup heavy cream‣ 1 cup 2% milk‣ TBL Olive oil‣ 1 cup white wine or dry vermouth‣ 1/2 teaspoon white pepper

‣1 tablespoon snipped chives‣4 strips bacon, chopped (optional)

directions‣ The potatoes can be cooked a head of

time. Simmer over medium-high heat for 20 minutes. Drain and mash in mixing bowl, add butter to taste, kosher salt and 2% milk. Fold with spatula until creamy. Allow to rest.‣ In a large stock pot, heat the chicken

stock and heavy cream, slowly. Half & Half works too. ‣ Slice the leeks and allow them to sit in a

bath of cold water. This removes the grit within the roots and often associated with leeks.‣ The most important step is sweating the

leeks.. Do not rush it. In a 8-quart saucepan over medium heat, melt the butter combined with olive oil. Add the

leeks and salt and sweat for 5 minutes. Decrease the heat to medium-low and cook until the leeks are tender, approximately 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Deglace the pan with wine/vermouth. Tip: If you have a stray onion hanging around you can add that too. ‣ Add the cooked leeks, mashed potato's

and bacon to the stock pot. Taste your product. You may want to add more salt, chicken stock or cream. It's all about the texture you prefer.‣ Under medium heat, allow the soup to

cook for 5 minutes. remove from heat. If you are not going to consume straight away, put remaining soup in the fridge ASAP. This "Thermal Shocking" will stop the cooking process.‣ Top individual serving with chopped

scallions or drizzle of white truffle. 

potato leek soup  from CobbleKevin’s kitchen

Delaware City will be having aparade on Sat., Dec. 15th at 6PM at Kathy's Krab House and going down Clinton Street

in Delaware. If any groups would like to participate - they can give Delaware City Town Hall a call,

302.834.4573 and let us know. 

The Red Hot Santa Tini) 2 ozs chili-infused vodka) 2 ozs Godiva chocolate liqueur) Cocoa powder ❧ Cayenne pepper

) Sweetened whipping cream) One small Thai chili pepperMix some cocoa powder together with a pinch of cayenne pepper, and rim a chilled martini glass with it. Shake the vodka up with the chocolate liqueur and pour the mixture into the glass. Top it off with the whipping cream and garnish by floating the chili pepper on top of the cream.

Christmas Cookiew 1 c peppermint schnappsw 1 oz Kahlua 1 oz Bailey’s

Combine the ingredients in a shaker with ice. Shake thoroughly, then strain the ingredients

into a chilled martini glass.

Candy Canel 3/4 oz SKYY Berry vodkal 3/4 oz peppermint schnappsl 3/4 oz white creme de cacao

l 1/4 oz grenadine ❧ Half ‘n’ halfl Crushed hard peppermint candy.Mix the vodka, peppermint Schnapps, grenadine and creme de cacao with ice in a cocktail shaker. Be sure to shake it up thoroughly. Rim a cocktail glass with crushed hard peppermint candy and pour the shaken mixture into the glass. Top it off with half ‘n’ half.

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Make your reservations For Friday Night! 410  Del.  St.  ~  New  Castle,  DE  ~  Res

ervations  302.757.1074

Caroline’sCaroline’sFull menu at: ➔ Caroline's Menu

always Friendly, Delicious and serving what you want!

Look to Caroline’s forAnniversary Celebrations ▲ Company Outings

Showers & Rehearsals ▲ Community Meetingsand your

ChristmasParty Tue - Thu: 8 am - 4 pm

Fri: 8 am - 4 pm • 6 pm - 9 pm

Sat: 8 am - 4 pm

The only thing missing...is you!

Let  The  Dempsey’s  Do  It!

You've seen him painting around the town for years...…Now come and see what it's all been about.

Paintings of Wilmington are included in the show.

Artist Reception on Friday, December 7th

from 5 til 9 pmPhiladelphia harpist,Elizabeth Morgan-Ellis,

will play from 6 til 8 pm

!rough the month of December

BLUE HERON GALLERY(302) 276-0845

www.blueherongalleryde.comOpen Wed. to Sun., 12noon to 4 pmF F F

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Cobblestone Reminders See the New Castle Weekly for Full Schedules

Mon. 11/26 Planning Commission Mtg. 6:30pmMon. 12/3 Tree Commission Mtg. 5:30pm

Tues. 12/4 SPECIAL City Council Mtg. 6pmTues. 12/11 City Council Mtg. 7pm

➔ http://newcastlecity.delaware.gov/

J O I N T H E D E L A WA R E H I S T O R I C A L S O C I E T Y

for a statewide toastto the great state of Delaware!

Delaware DayDecember 7th - 6 p.m.

Old Town Hall Museum504 N. Market Street

Wilmington, Delaware 19801Featuring Jubilicious,

a specialty crafted beer by Twin Lakes,

Statehood Stew prepared byWorld Cafe Live and

live entertainmentTickets: $20/members*   $25/non-members*

*includes commemorative mug  (must be over 21 years old)➨ BUY TICKETS HERE!

While you're here, visit the Delaware History Museumand enjoy a one-time 20% discount on all purchases.

Holiday gift showof unique and affordable items made

by local and regional artists & craftspeople. Stained Glass • Jewelry

Paintings • Copper Mobiles &

Sculptures • Photography

Christmas Ornaments• Sea Shell

Art • Fabric ArtsPainted Glass • Children's Books • Paper Mache Figures

  51 W. Main St., Middletown De. 19709 - TheGibby.com302-449-5396 

Thursday & Friday 12-7pm • Saturday 10-5pm& Some Sundays 1-4pm & by appointment.

See some beautiful reproductions at the Delaware History Museum Gift ShopzH I S T O RY MAKES GREAT G I F T S zMost of the items in our collections can be reproduced.

Please call 302-295-2390 with any questions regarding your order.

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A Brandywine Christmas

Enjoy now until-January 6"e museum celebrates the season with fabulous holiday displays

including an extensive O-gauge model railroad, an elaborate Victorian dollhouse, and thousands of whimsical "critter" ornaments on holiday trees. 

To purchase items related to A Brandywine Christmas, please click here.

relies on the generosity of the community to help feed hungry people. The Food Bank solicits, warehouses and distributes food through a

network of 508 hunger-relief program partners. Close to 242,000 Delawareans turn to emergency food assistance each year and 44 percent of households served are children under the age of 18.Please help us feed more hungry Delawareans by donating to the Food Bank of Delaware. ➔ FoodBank drop-off locations

  In recognition of Delaware Day, December 7,

being the day that Delaware was the first state to ratify the United States Constitution, the Delaware Public Archives has recently created a shadow box exhibit that celebrates the story of

Delaware’s role as the First State to ratify the United States Constitution. This exhibit features

facsimiles of original documents drawn from the collections of the Delaware Public Archives and will only be displayed for a limited time.  These documents, along with the pictures and other Archives resources featured in the shadow box exhibit, describe the state’s role in the ratification process, and the interests and activities of Delawareans during this watershed period in our country’s history. The centerpiece of the Archives’ celebration is Delaware’s Ratification Document. Signed by the thirty delegates on December 7, 1787, this document bears historic witness to Delaware’s role as the first state to approve our nation’s new frame of government.  As noted by State Archivist Stephen Marz, “this display truly shows Delaware at a time when it was a leader in determining the type of government that would be implemented at the national level.” To view documents online related to Delaware being the First State check the webpage http://archives.delaware.gov/exhibits/document/index.shtml

Teditor note: There wasn’t any information posted as to events for this upcoming Celebration. Please check local media for current information.

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Journalist Nancy E. Lynch, author of the award-winning social history, Vietnam Mailbag, Voices From the War: 1968-1972, and Vietnam veteran Rick Lovekin presented a multi-

media program at the Court House last Wednesday

evening. Her newspaper column ran from 1968 thru

1972. 1300 names of Delawareans serving in

Vietnam are listed in her book that’s soon to be a

documentary.

Vietnam Mailbag presented.

A very special Christmas tree in the Court House is decorated with photos

of Delaware veterans from all conflicts. If you have a vet to honor there is still time to include their picture on the Veterans’ Tree.

See page 3 for details.

Tues., 12/4Men's Basketball 7pm vs. Radford

Wed., 12/5Women's Basketball 7:30pm at Rhode IslandSat., 12/8

Men's Basketball 2pmvs. Delaware State (Route 1 Rivalry)Sun., 12/9

Women's Basketball 2pm vs. PrincetonSun., 12/16Men's Basketball 4pm at Villanova

Thurs., 12/20Women's Basketball 7pm vs. MarylandFri., 12/21

Men's Basketball 7pm vs. PennsylvaniaSat., 12/22Women's Basketball 3pm at MonmouthSat., 12/29Women's Basketball 5pm vs. Villanova (Dartmouth Tournament)Sun., 12/30Women's Basketball vs. Dartmouth/Duquesne (Dartmouth Tournament)Mon., 12/31

Men's Basketball 2pm vs. Rider 

Home Game

Planning Commission Sub-committee on Parking Seeks Input from

Residents The Planning Commission formed a sub-committee to review the current parking conditions, identify any issues, and suggest solutions. The committee’s work is currently focused on an assessment of parking and the committee is seeking the input of residents and businesses. The committee wants to learn about the experience of residents with parking in their neighborhood and in the commercial area on Delaware Street. One way to give your opinion to the committee is to complete the parking survey. The survey will be sent to every resident with the November Municipal Services bill and can be turned in at City Hall or the Municipal Services Commission office.

The survey is available online at the city web site

➔ http://newcastlecity.delaware.gov until January 11, 2013.

The parking committee will welcome input from the residents and businesses at the meetings at Town Hall. Dates

8 December 2, 2012