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Return of a movie theater could be Dover Mall's next blockbuster

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By Eileen Smith Dallabrida Verified
| WDDE-FM (Dover, DE) Verified
Dover Mall's Blockbuster Listen to the full interview with Eileen Dallabrida on her latest reporting about Dover Mall's new movie theater. The curtain will soon go up on the next act for Dover Mall with the opening of Dover 14, a multi-screen, amenity-rich movie theater and the largest new presence in the mall in years.
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Going back to school costs more in 2026 than previous years

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By Eileen Smith Dallabrida Verified
| WDDE-FM (Dover, DE) Verified
Back to School 2026 Listen to the full interview between Eileen Dallabrida and Tom Byrne where she provided her annual breakdown of what to expect with school shopping this year. For Delaware parents, the annual back-to-school scramble for backpacks, notebooks and new clothes comes with an unwelcome lesson this year: getting children ready for school is significantly more expensive.
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A Wilmington Basement Transforms Into a Family Retreat

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By Eileen Smith Dallabrida Verified
| The Hunt Magazine Verified
Photos by Peter Dolan A utilitarian basement in a family’s Wilmington home becomes a glamorous, all-ages retreat. Melissa DiVincenzo and Eric Hohman have never lacked for space. Their three-story home in Wilmington’s Cool Spring neighborhood is generous in scale, its rooms evolving over time to meet the needs of an active family. What it didn’t have until recently was a place designed to bring everyone together—not just immediate family but grandparents, cousins and teenage friends.
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