'Bomb's Away!
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This pork BBQ mac and cheese favorite hits a savory target
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From the May 2023 issue
Chris Beagle is an award-winning Rehoboth Beach Realtor who admits to being both “very competitive, and community service-oriented.” It’s easy to see why. While managing his full-time business as principal agent of The Chris Beagle Group, a five-person team with Compass Real Estate, the former president of CAMP Rehoboth created that service organization’s annual Sundance Racing Festival and its annual fall Block Party, and was a leading advocate for Delaware’s civil union and same-sex marriage legislation.
He did all this while ranked a real estate top producer for the last decade, earning recognition as a member of the President’s Circle and Founders’ Circle in his previous position at Berkshire Hathaway. In 2015, he received its Community Service Award.
Masterful Meatballs
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Chris Agharabi elevates a homey classic
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From the April 2023 issue
Chris Agharabi likes to keep things simple. The serial restaurateur says his style is “well executed, well plated and balanced.” Evidently, his customers at Ava’s Pizzeria & Wine Bar like what they taste.
Named for daughter Ava, the restaurant started in St. Michaels and Cambridge, Md. The newest location is in the downtown Rehoboth Beach corner space that once held Jake’s Seafood.
One Smart Cookie
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St. Peter’s Episcopal turns holiday sweet into a successful fundraiser
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From the Winter 2022 issue
In 2017, the choir at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Lewes began fundraising for a trip to Ely Cathedral in England. They organized silent auctions, wine tastings and other events. But new choir member Joanne Ward had a novel idea. “Have you ever done a cookie walk?” she asked her fellow singers.
Participants pay for empty containers, which they fill with goodies baked by volunteers, explained the professional musician, who organized a walk in New Jersey, where she’d lived before moving to Milton.
Equipped with a box and protective gloves, St. Peter’s walkers stroll the parish hall choosing preferred treats from banquet tables, which line the walls and create a dividing line down the room’s center.