Nevertheless, I haven't found too much in terms of what are good places to eat down in Dover, where the local bars are, etc., so maybe I'll chime in my perspective on these spots while I'm down here. One plus is that I'm closer to the beach. One minus is that traffic is much slower and the drivers really don't understand the concept of driving fast in the fast lane.
Moving is going to take a little while, and my internet is not scheduled to be up until I'm back from the conference, so once that is back up, posts will continue. I even decided that I would try and pick up the Delaware State News while I am down here so I could see once and for all which is the superior newspaper for the state. Hopefully they carry the News Journal at newsstands down here so I don't have to constantly rely on Delaware Online or the Wall Street Journal or Times for my news. (And no, I am certainly not equating the News Journal to either of those papers).
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If you're looking for a good community paper, try the Dover Post. It is delivered free of charge every Wednesday.
Greetings -- love your blog. Hope you are getting used to nicer people, cleaner air and more civility in downstate Delaware, with the added bonus of the traffic not being a parking lot. Couple of comments -- bet you did see a horse and buggy -- Dover has an Amish community west of town, so you see them driving buggies -- you should do the Amish Country Bike Tour in September. As far as bars, you might try Loockerman Exchange, Smithers, Irish Mike's or the Lobby House downtown, or the lobby bar at Dover Downs. Have fun!
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