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Inclusive play, for real: With wide ramps, an accessible play surface, and sensory stations, Can-Do Playground in Alapocas Run State Park is Delaware’s first Boundless Playground, featuring sand play for diggers, a dedicated toddler area, shaded play areas, slides and swings, plus a Little Free Lib…
Riverfront brain fuel: If your crew has wiggles to spare, Delaware Children's Museum delivers with a climbable Tree Pavilion, the giant DCM Earth Balloon, DCM Speedway, and hands-on studios that blend STEM with art.
Weeknight Italian Upgrade: Piccolina Toscana keeps Trolley Square fed and happy with casual contemporary Italian, artisanal small plates, and a lounge pouring creative cocktails, hand-picked wines, and interesting beers.
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The five stories Wilmington readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Iconic 57-year-old Concord Mall, once anchored by Macy's, is set to be demolished due to a major decision by its owners, Abrams Realty & Development.
Full story at the-sun.com ↗
DE.CO Food Hall in Wilmington, Del., houses six dining concepts under one historic roof inside the DuPont Building.
Full story at 6abc.com ↗
The Brandywine Festival of the Arts is set to take place on Sept.
Full story at phillyvoice.com ↗
New Castle, Delaware, has been described as Delaware's most haunted historic town, with a historic district so complete that it received National Historic Landmark status.
Full story at onlyinyourstate.com ↗
The Hagley Car Show will take place on Sunday, Sept.
Full story at phillyvoice.com ↗
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