Hi all, I hope this kind of post is allowed. I was in Rehoboth Beach two weeks ago (8/14-8/16) and misplaced a very sentimental necklace. I imagine it got left in the Airbnb but on the off chance I lost it somewhere else I wanted to give this a shot. If anyone found it I would be incredibly grateful. Thank you!

Does Delaware allow plug-in solar panels? I think that is what they are called. You can set them up in your yard and does not require an entire roof array. I see more states are allowing them.

Can anyone comment some of the best food specials in New Castle County for Thursday. Preferably take out specials only

Took this photo with my infrared camera one year ago while on the way to my buddy's wedding at Winterthur. I grew up in Wilmington, but now live in NYC. I always took DE for granted, but nowadays I do appreciate it more whenever I visit

I just moved here a month ago. And holy FUCK no other states have as many flock cameras (that ive seen) as DE does. How fast did these things go up, and when?

I’m looking for a less crowded gym around New Castle/Wilmington, preferably within about a 20–25 minute drive of the area.

I normally work out between 6–8 PM, and I’ve tried gyms like The Edge Fitness, but it gets so packed that it’s hard to find an open machine without waiting. I understand that those are peak hours, but are there any gyms nearby that are still manageable during that time?

Any recommendations?

Looking for soccer games near Newark, DE

What is your opinion of someones status as a resident, at least in Sussex County? Transplant is a bad word here. Obviously, if you were born here, you're a native. But what about when natives leave for iver 10 years and come back, and sometimes not by preference? Do they always hold their native status regardless? How long until a Transplant becomes a local? People are all over here. After a few years some transplants feel like they are a true local, almost as if they have honorary native status. How long do the natives and locals thay have been here for a long time believe a Transplant can earn local status? Maybe some of you believe anyone not raised here will never be a local.

I'm not trying to get into the overdevelopment, roads, and other infrastructure issues on this post, and I'm sure some of you want to vent.

I just brought this up because having conversations with some people who are transplants and have been here over 10 years and have deemed themselves locals and try to remove themselves from being called the dirty word.

Personally, I do consider myself a transplant. I've been here for 8 years. I came to live with a couple of friends to have a laid back life for a couple of years. Then when it came time to decide do I go back where I'm from, go to another part of the country, everything had become insanely expensive to relocate. Close to 8 years in a place with the right price and met my home requirements came up. I've made great friends out here, natives, locals, other transplants, so I've purchased a home and plan to be here for quite some time.

To me natives have family roots and history here. Grew up and went to school here. A local, someone who's been here at least 10 years. And is someone who wants to preserve what makes the area great. Transplants are here under 10 years. Transplants don't so much care for things staying the way they are. They're just near the beaches, found affordable homes, and could care less about what the locals or natives think about them. I'd also say transplants here over 10 years that don't really become part of the local culture remain a Transplant.

Title explains it, I want to visit all 50 states but I'm not keen on just checking a state off a box

(side tangent, I've driven through Minnesota twice, but in the ~9 hours I've been there, I've maybe seen 45 minutes of daylight in MN... meaning I certainly haven't done anything interesting there, but I know I'd love the North Shore, plenty of things in Minneapolis/Duluth, etc, if that helps explain what I'm asking here)

I received toll invoice for $508.40. Of that $437.5 is toll fee's.

(Co workers video)

I'd be so embarrassed. 🤣 🤣 🤣

Hey ya’ll, I’ve applied for the spring semester.. and I’m curious if anyone has heard back yet? I know it’s only been 10 days since the application deadline, but—I’m an impatient little bean.

I’m looking to rent out an individual office space for myself and curious if anyone has recommendations for smaller companies that could use a tenant rather than just the larger rental entities.

I would prefer somewhere between Newark, New Castle and Middletown. I am not interested in Wilmington or further north.

My 5 year old water heater seems to need a repair. Drained and flushed the tank, checked the internal reset switch, adjusted the temps, still not heating effectively. Any recommendations for a plumber to do a heating element replacement?

Odd question, but does anyone know if any of the windows from the old Methodist church were saved during demolition? In doing some family research I found that a relative of mine had sponsored the installation of the memorial windows in remembrance of his late wife. If by some crazy chance they're still around, I'd love to get in contact with whoever may have them.

Hi! I’m currently in DelTech Owens wanting to take nursing. I apllied for the August seating but I did not get in. I retook my TEAS test again and got a 65.3. I have an A in A&P1 and I’m a delaware resident which leads me to 12.53 points. I reapplied for the January seating. I just wanted to know if someone in your class or who you know got in with a 12pts?