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Kaja Asian outside of Rehoboth Beach has closed
After less than six months, Kaja Asian in Midway Shopping Center has closed. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS. A sign on the door says another Asian-themed restaurant called Coastal Chopsticks is coming soon. Less than six months after opening, Kaja Asian in Midway Shopping Center outside Rehoboth Beach has closed. The restaurant...
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5 Things People in Delaware Do in the Bathroom That Could Make Other Americans Feel Uncomfortable
A Delaware beach day can end with an unexpected practical question: where can you rinse, change, or find an open restroom before heading home? The available facilities do not always match the bathroom routine a visitor has in mind. There is no evidence here that Delaware residents share five unusual...
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Maryland Style Pizza Pioneer Celebrates 71 Years With Continued Expansion Into Delaware
One of the innovators of what has become known as “Maryland-style pizza” is celebrating 71 years in business while continuing its expansion into Delaware. Ledo Pizza, which traces its roots to Prince George’s County, marked its 71st anniversary with the opening of a new location at 47A Rehoboth Ave. in Rehoboth Beach. The restaurant is located just off the boardwalk.“From our first pizza in 1955 to bringing our square pies to the beach in 2026, we couldn’t have done it without generations of amazing customers,” the company said in announcing the opening.
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Oh He Dead Brings New Album Vertigo to Easton's Avalon Theatre
For D.C.-based band Oh He Dead, years of touring and making music together have created a bond that extends far beyond the stage. The group, which performed at Easton's Avalon Theatre on October 14, began as a folk duo between lead singer CJ Johnson and guitarist Andrew Valenti. Since then, the band has expanded its lineup and sound, incorporating elements of soul, funk, and rock.
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Why Do Ocean City Crowds Line Up For Thrasher’s Fries With Nothing But Vinegar?
There is a fry stand on the Ocean City boardwalk that refuses to hand out ketchup, and people still wait in line for it every summer. The menu is short, the condiments are basic, and the recipe has stayed simple for almost a century. Families treat the stop like a...
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There’s A Good Reason Folks Wait In Line Early Every Weekend At This Maryland Bakery
The doors open at 6 AM, and by 1 PM the whole place is closed for the day. That short window explains a lot about the early risers. When the trays are gone, they’re gone. The donuts, pastries and croissants are made in-house daily. There’s a maple bacon donut, a lemon-filled donut and something called a giant filled donut.
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Dolle's Candyland to star in MPT's "Made in Maryland"
Ocean City's iconic candy maker Dolle's Candyland will be featured in an upcoming episode of Maryland Public Television's "Made in Maryland" series that explores the state's confectionery traditions. The episode, titled "How Sweet It Is," debuts Nov. 4 as part of the fourth season of the series, according to a community announcement. The program spotlights Maryland companies and innovators and offers viewers a behind-the-scenes look at businesses helping shape the state's economy and manufacturing heritage. Dolle's Candyland, a fourth-generation candy company in Ocean City, is among three confectioners highlighted in the episode. The business is known for its salt-water taffy, caramel popcorn, fudge and chocolates, products that have become closely associated with the resort town's boardwalk culture. Maryland Public Television said in the announcement that the episode will explore the state's "sweet roots" while showcasing businesses that continue family traditions through candy making and chocolate production. The Ocean City company will be featured alongside Baltimore-based Jinji Chocolate and Wockenfuss Candies. Jinji Chocolate specializes in handcrafted chocolate made from hand-harvested cacao, while Wockenfuss Candies has produced chocolates and old-fashioned candy in Baltimore for more than a century. Dolle's Candyland part of statewide manufacturing series "Made in Maryland" focuses on manufacturers, artisans
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Pancake Fans Wait Happily For A Table At This Cape May Breakfast Spot Every Weekend
Some breakfast traditions get passed down like a family recipe, and in Cape May one of them started back in 1968. Families have been lining up at the same small beach-side diner for decades, and some grown-ups still remember eating their very first pancake there as toddlers. The room is...