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The show on Super Sunday
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Mark Eichmann
February 3
When you watch the football game Sunday are you watching for what's on the field or the commercials? Many of this year's Super spots have already been released online, possibly diluting their potential impact. More »
By Mark Eichmann February 3
New ways to tell Delaware's African American historyFrom a soon to be established African American Heritage Center to new resources being made available online, Delaware's African American history is becoming more accessible.  More »
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Time to leadGovernor Jack Markell opens his State of the State Address saying it is "Delaware's time to lead."  More »
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To help their efforts to save Delaware's only mail processing center, Sen. Tom Carper, chair of the Senate subcommittee that oversees the U.S. Postal Service, Sen. Chris Coons, Rep. John Carney and Gov. Jack Markell (all D-Del) have written a letter to More »
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Super Bowl 46

It will be the New England Patriots versus the New York Giants! Reserve seats and use "comp ticket" as your form of payment.  You can pay in advance for the Fat Rick's BBQ buffet as well, which includes seat reservation. Join us to watch the Super Bowl on the movie screen in high definition.  Beer specials will be $2 Yuenglings and Miller Lites with other beers, wine by the glass and soft drinks.  Theatre N at Nemours, February 5th, 5 P.M.

 

Thumb Bunny Loves You

Michelle Visser will use puppets and songs to teach children the history of Valentine's Day and encourage them to be thankful for the things they love. Preschool to 1st grade. Registration required for 5 or more children. Free Admission. Wilmington Public Library, February 8th, 10 A.M.

 

The Tuskegee Airmen

From 1941 to 1946, in the midst of World War II, a question was raised and answered conclusively in a noble experiment that later became known as the “Tuskegee Experience”. The Tuskegee Airmen, our nation’s first African-American military aviators, are remembered in a presentation designed to tell their story and reveal the significance of their achievements. Their story is prefaced by the achievements of other African-American warriors and civilian aviators who preceded the “Tuskegee Experience”.  Delaware Public Archives, February 4th, 10:30 A.M.

 

A Celebration of Black History

The cast for A Celebration of Black History will celebrate the diversity of talent that comes through the African American tradition. Performers will present narrations, dance, music, and historical information, and the show will trace the timeline of African roots to current African American culture. Possum Hall, February 10th and 11th, 7 P.M., and February 13th, 2 P.M.

 

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First Look

African American history

This history of African Americans in Delaware is about to be told in a new way, with the soon to be created African American Heritage Center. The center has been a long time coming and is not free from controversy. This week's First Look examines the issue, and tells the story of how P.S. duPont helped African American children get a better education.

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The reel Governor

A couple of weeks ago when Gov. Markell visited First, we asked him if he found a rhythm where things didn’t seem as hectic for him.  His response, that is his rhythm.  A few months ago a group of up and coming filmmakers were able to see just how the Governor runs.  

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The Fun Department

Despite the ongoing economic downturn, one small Delaware business continues to thrive. The Fun Department's main goal -- to inject some fun into the workplace. First, along with Delaware Today Magazine, brings you the fun guys behind The Fun Department.

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State of Play

Hot topicsState of Play this week features the battling cousins, Greg Lavelle and Steve Martelli.  Greg is the House Minority Leader and State Rep. from Sharpley, Steve is a Democrat on Wilmington’s City Council.  This week we discuss Wilmington’s crime numbers, the city’s budget shortfall and more. Watch »

First Experience

Support for First Experience is made possible by a generous grant from the C.E. Bennett Foundation.
Celebrating 50 years The Hagley Library has an amazing assortment of historical documents.  Papers from the DuPont company, documents from Avon and even Wawa.  It’s the kind of stuff you won’t find in your local library.  The library is now 50 years old, and ready to show off what it’s been doing all this time.   Watch »

Who's on First

Who's on FirstShirley Min and Mark Eichmann make up the First team. Learn more about them. »
 
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