Phillis Wheatley Elementary School in Bridgeville, is proud to recognize the February Students of the Month who demonstrated the CARE-ing behavior of having a positive attitude. These students have consistently shown optimism, resilience and a willingness to support their classmates and school community. Congratulations to the following students: Sujeidy Lorenzo, Andrea Avila-Fuentes, Benjamin Lincinski, Angel Lopez Chavez, Ariana White, Khyien Hale, Delaney Scott, Cristian Aguilar Domingo, Johan Gamboa Velasquez, Adalynn Powis, Emma Schutt, Levi Bohenko, Yuleimi Sanchez-Rivera, Emariah Massey, Constant “Connor” Smith, Tashawn Clermeus, Michael Eskridge, Jordan Lopez-Escobar, Dayri Bravo-Ixcot, Yareni Lopez Ramirez, Keneil Graham, Hellen Lopez Soto, Guy Wheatley, Andry Lopez Gonzalez, Mason Keene and Elena Cartwright.

Congratulations to the Students of the Week for Feb. 3-7, at Seaford Middle School. The following students were recognized: Ryker Mulford, Brylee Hopkins, Cristofer Lopez Lopez, Ariadne Perez, Michael Chilel-Santos, Cierra Silencieux, Andrea Gavarrete Sanchez, Brayan Velasquez Diaz, Imani Mumford and Empress Smack.

Shown (l to r) are the current Seaford Volunteer Fire Department board members: Director JC Willin, Asst. Secretary Wayne Rigby, President Mark O’Bier, Vice President Logan Wolf, Treasurer John Stevenson, and Director Ben Hastings.

Shown is the mural of Cpl. Keith Heacook at the Margaret Carey townhomes, located next to the Delmar Police station on Pennsylvania Avenue in Delmar, Md.

On display at the Bridgeville Public Library through the month of March is photography by Lester James of Millsboro. After retiring from the Marine Corps, James became a Marine Corps JROTC instructor in Virginia and Georgia before coming to Delaware to teach at Indian River High School and then at Woodbridge High School. His interest in photography began when he started photographing sports teams, along with senior portraits, parties, special events and weddings. “I enjoy having the ability to capture and document special moments in time and to create what I see of this beautiful world God has given us…nature, people and life itself,” James shared. Some images are available for purchase with a portion of the proceeds donated to Friends of the Library.