81. DANA Members Sellers Senior Center. Serviam media Inc. Wilmington Music school. Wilmington Senior Center. YMCA of delaware. YWCA of New Castle County. Join DANA! http://www.delawarenonprofit.org/Members.html

Directory of DANA Members Click on names to visit Organizations WEB site or click on E-Mail to contact them. If your a DANA member and we do not have a link to your Web site, please e-mail the address to us A B C ... W X Y Z Some members are listed on their national sites and are designated with three red asterisks ( Some members are listed on their national sites and are designated with three red asterisks ( Current Members as of August 2003 A Door o f Hope, Inc. Adopt-A_Family/Human Services, Inc. Email Al-Hamd School American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware American Red Cross of the Delmarva Peninsula Annette's Haven, Inc. ARC of Delaware Axa Advisors Bayard House Benedictine Delaware Better Homes of Seaford E-mail Blood Bank of Delaware, Inc. Brandywine Community Resource Council Brandywine Valley Friends of the Children Bread for the Journey, Inc. Cancer Care Connection E-mail CareLink Community Support Services Carribean Culutral Organition of Delaware Catholic Charities, Inc.

82. Covering Kids & Families: Back-to-School 2003 Events Statewide (Ongoing) Outreach Activity delaware Covering Kids Families is working statewide with school nurses, school-based wellness centers in high http://coveringkidsandfamilies.org/communications/bts/events/index.php?StateID=D

83. Master's Program - Penn School Of Social Work Chester. PA. Daniel Boone school. Philadelphia. PA. De La Salle Vocational. Philadelphia. PA. delaware County Adult Probation. media. PA. delaware County Legal Assistance. http://www.ssw.upenn.edu/home/programs/agencies.html

- course grid - course listing - admissions - course grid ... - course listing Field Agencies as of 3/21/02 Agency Name City State Abington Memorial Hospital Abington PA Absegami High School Absecon NJ Access Services Fort Washington PA Act 101: Educ. Opportunity Program Philadelphia PA Action AIDS Philadelphia PA Advantage Unlimited Philadelphia PA African-American Resource Center Philadelphia PA AIDS Coalition of Southern New Jersey Bellmawr NJ Albert Einstein Academy Wilmington DE Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia PA Aldersgate Youth Service Bureau Willow Grove PA Alfred I. duPont Institute Wilmington DE Allentown Hospital Allentown PA Alliance for the Betterment of Hamilton NJ American Civil Liberties Union of PA Philadelphia PA American Friends Service Committee Philadelphia PA American Public Human Services Washington DC American Red Cross Philadelphia PA Aquila of Delaware Wilmington DE Assessment and Treatment Alternatives Philadelphia PA Atlanti Care Behavioral Health Egg Harbor Township NJ Atlantic City Medical Center Atlantic City NJ Atlantic City Medical Center Pomona NJ B'nai B'rith International Liberty Region Philadelphia PA Bancroft Neurohealth Haddonfield NJ Baptist Children's Services Collegeville PA Barclay Friends West Chester PA BayHealth Medical Center Dover DE Bebashi Philadelphia PA Belmont Center for Comprehensive Treatment Philadelphia PA Bensalem Township School District Bensalem PA Best Nest Philadelphia PA Bethany Children's Home Womelsdorf PA Cherry Hill NJ Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Trenton NJ Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Bucks Jamison PA

84. Brandywine High School Library Media Center (BND) Brandywine High school Library media Center (BND). Teen. ISSN00402001 OCLCocm01641635 Holding Data Retains current 2 years. America. http://www.state.lib.de.us/Collection_Development/Resource_Sharing/DULS/Library/

Visit the Governor General Assembly Courts Other Elected Officials ... INFORMATION Delaware Center For The Book For Librarians Brandywine High School Library Media Center (BND) 'Teen. ISSN:0040-2001 OCLC:ocm01641635 Holding Data: Retains current 2 years. America. ISSN:0002-7049 OCLC:ocm01479242 Holding Data: Vols:128- Years:1973- American artist (Stamford, Conn.) ISSN:0002-7375 OCLC:ocm01479320 Holding Data: Vols:61- Years:1997- American heritage. ISSN:0002-8738 OCLC:ocm01479963 Holding Data: Some issues missing. Years:1954- American history (Harrisburg, Pa.) ISSN:1076-8866 OCLC:ocm30148811 Holding Data: Years:1994- American history illustrated. ISSN:0002-8770 OCLC:ocm01479976 Holding Data: Years:1975-1994 American legacy. ISSN:1086-7201 OCLC:ocm34067471 Holding Data: Retains current 5 years. ISSN:0002-9831 OCLC:ocm01480320 Holding Data: Years:1991-1994,1996-1999 Art in America (1939) ISSN:0004-3214 OCLC:ocm01514286 Holding Data: Years:1990-1996,1998- ARTnews. ISSN:0004-3273 OCLC:ocm02392716 Holding Data: Years:1993-1996,1999- Astronomy.

85. Holland Township School HOLLAND TOWNSHIP school is located in Hunterdon County, a rural, hilly area of northwestern New Jersey, on the delaware River. Our school has about 690 http://hts.k12.nj.us/

710 Milford Warren Glen Road Milford, NJ 08848 MISSION STATEMENT Holland Township School, a hub in a developing rural community, is committed to providing the strongest educational foundation on which all our children can build a successful and productive future. Through diverse, intellectual, cultural and social learning experiences, each child will be challenged to reach his or her fullest potential in a safe and nurturing environment. HOLLAND TOWNSHIP SCHOOL is located in Hunterdon County , a rural, hilly area of northwestern New Jersey, on the Delaware River. Our school has about 690 students in grades Kindergarten through eight, 63 teachers, many support staff and three administrators. We offer a comprehensive program including the core subjects of reading, language arts, mathematics, science and social studies as well as vocal and instrumental music, Spanish, computer education, gifted and talented, health and physical education, and art. Our library has an automated card catalog. Our school has 2 computer labs, and our building is networked and connected to the internet via a T1 line. We were named a Star School by the New Jersey Department of Education in 1995-1996 because we were a leader in the use of technology in an elementary school. HISTORY: Holland Township covers approximately 26 square miles. Until well into the 20th century it was a farm community. Because of the dense forests and hilly terrain, the farms were small, most only 100 to 300 acres. Grains, as well as livestock were raised. In addition there were several mills, a gravel quarry, and other businesses such as blacksmith shops and shoemakers, which served the needs of the community. The present school was built in 1939 and has been added to many times. However, small schools were established in our area as far back as the Revolutionary war era.

86. John Dickinson High School Library Media Center John Dickinson High school. Library media Center. Suzanne D. Smith, Library media Specialist. Library media Center http://teachers.redclay.k12.de.us/suzanne.smith/library/

John Dickinson High School Library Media Center Suzanne D. Smith, Library Media Specialist Library Media Center: About the Library Media Center Information and Policies Computer/Internet Guidelines Circulation Policies Information Literacy and You: What is Information Literacy? Beginning the Research Process (A PowerPoint presentation) Research Checklist Helpful Information: Links for Students Links for Teachers Databases for Research: UDLib/SEARCH Databases (available from school computers) Public Library Magazine/ Newspaper Datatbases (available from home with a library card Tools for Research Assistance: A Guide to Writing Research Papers Citing Resources using MLA Format (courtesy of Purdue University) Slate Citation Machine (Helps you create your own) Is this website worthy? (Evaluation tools and help) Courtesy of University of Illinois Creating a Thesis Statement (courtesy of Northwestern University) Thesis or Question (courtesy of Purdue University) Plagairism Do's and Don'ts (Courtesy of Northwestern University) Online Catalogs: Delaware Public Library Catalogs University of Delaware Library Catalog Return to JDHS Main Page.

87. Delaware Media Select a Jurisdiction Andorra Anguilla Athens Bahamas Bahrain Barbados Belize Bermuda BVI Canary Islands Cayman Islands Cook Islands Costa Rica Cyprus delaware http://www.wealth24.com/jsp/jdirectory/jsp/category_class/delaware/category_clas

Wealth24.com Luxury Shopping and Wealth Management Directory Select a Jurisdiction Andorra Anguilla Athens Bahamas Bahrain Barbados Belize Bermuda BVI Canary Islands Cayman Islands Cook Islands Costa Rica Cyprus Delaware Dublin Fiji Gibraltar Guernsey Hong Kong Ibiza Ireland Isle of Man Jersey Kuwait Labuan Liberia Liechtenstein London Luxembourg Macau Madeira Mallorca Malta Marshall Islands Mauritius Menorca Milan Monaco Montserrat Nauru Netherlands Antilles St Kitts and Nevis Nice Niue Panama Paris Puerto Rico Qatar Rome Saint Lucia Saipan Samoa Saudi Arabia Seychelles Singapore Switzerland Tokyo UAE USVI Vanuatu Select a US City Atlanta Austin Baltimore Boston Chicago Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Hartford Houston Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New York Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Sacramento Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco Seattle St Louis Washington DC Select a Canadian City Calgary Toronto Vancouver Home Advertise Here Contact Us About Us Delaware Categories Banking Companies Culture Dining ... Travel Delaware Media Guide 2 matching document(s).

88. Sea Grant News Media Center -  October 2002 Story Shorts More than 450 schools from across the US and Marine BiologyBiochemistry, University of delaware, Email caryc by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/tips/tip_2002_oct.html

Tip Sheets October 2002 Clay Sprays May Control Harmful Algal Blooms Harmful algal blooms, or HABs, can harm fish, birds and even people who are exposed to the toxic algae. HABs come in many forms, including a red tide that regularly affects Florida waters, a brown tide organism, and Pfiesteria piscicida, an algae associated with fish kills. Scientists are unsure of exactly what causes the blooms, but a Woods Hole Sea Grant research team may have come up with a way to treat the increasingly common occurrences. Don Anderson and Mario Sengco are testing the use of clay to manage and control HABs. Clay, mixed with seawater, is sprayed over the algal bloom, where it binds with the harmful organisms and sinks to the bottom. In laboratory experiments meant to mimic field conditions, results showed that the clay removed 80 to 90 percent of the toxins in 2-hour treatments. Korea and Japan have used clay to control HABs periodically. In Korea clay is used mainly in aquaculture operations, which provide about 30 percent of Korea's fish. The concept has not caught on yet in the U.S.

89. Sea Grant News Media Center - Marine Science Calendar SPONSORS delaware Sea Grant Program and the Greater Lewes their time and resources in our schools and stay by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office http://www.seagrantnews.org/calendar/cal-2002-mar.html

Calendar of Events March 2002 DATE: March 6, 2002 EVENT: Rhode Island Rivers Council Monitoring Workshop LOCATION: Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management CONTACT: Meg Kerr, Rhode Island Sea Grant/URI Coastal Resources Center, 874-6522, mkerr@gso.uri.edu DESCRIPTION: This workshop on watershed assessment and monitoring is for all local watershed organizations. There will be presentations on state programs important to local groups about how the state monitors and evaluates waters, the new stormwater program, as well as a presentation on monitoring methods and training. SPONSORS: Rhode Island Rivers Council, Rhode Island Sea Grant/URI Coastal Resources Center, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management DATE: March 8, 2002 EVENT: '62 Storm 40th Anniversary Commemoration Workshop LOCATION: Rehoboth Convention Center, Rehoboth Beach DE CONTACT: Rita L. Baty, Delaware Sea Grant Marine Advisory Service, 302-645-4346, x rbaty@udel.edu DESCRIPTION: Half day workshop (8:30-1:00). The featured speaker is Christopher P. Jones, who specializes in coastal engineering and coastal zone management. Program is free and open to the public; however space is limited and reservations are required. Program includes complimentary refreshments, workshop materials, exhibits and displays. SPONSORS: Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control; University of Delaware Sea Grant Program; Delaware Geological Survey; and City of Rehoboth Beach.

90. The Library Media Center For Cab Calloway And The Charter School Cab Calloway school of the Arts Library media Center The Charter school of Wilmington. Copyright ©2000 by Mary Shackelford Tise. All rights reserved. http://www.delanet.com/~ftise/library/

Cab Calloway School of the Arts The Charter School of Wilmington Mrs. Emerick's book discussion groups Cab Calloway School of the Arts Library Media Center The Charter School of Wilmington Red Clay Consolidated School District Tools for Research: Internet Searching UDLibSEARCH Databases Search Delaware libraries University of Delaware Library ... Building Research Skills Web Resources: Teacher and Course Links Online Subject Guides Student Center: Research Process Handouts Summer Reading Lists Library Media Center: About the Library Media Center Policies and Information Media Center Staff Virtual tour of the library Library Desktop Reference Teacher Center: Online Resources for Teachers Cab Calloway School of the Arts Library Media Center The Charter School of Wilmington Mary Shackelford Tise Latest revision date: 1 September 2003

91. COSERRC Information/Resource Services - Library Media Borrowing privileges serving schools districts, agencies, and families; serving delaware, Fairfield, Franklin materials visit the media Center at 470 http://www.coserrc.org/info2.html

document.write(doClock("W1","%20","M0","%20","D1",",%20","Y0")); Media Center Our Catalog of Educational Resources: represents instructional and professional materials available for loan from the Central Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center (COSERRC) Media Center; items are selected with input from COSERRC staff, school personnel, parents, and community agencies; materials serve all disabilities, all grade levels, and ages 0-22 Eligible Borrowers Borrowing privileges: serving schools districts, agencies, and families serving Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking, Madison, Pickaway, and Union counties use of any materials for private gain is prohibited Request Materials To request to borrow materials: visit the Media Center at 470 Glenmont Avenue in Columbus; fax a request to 614.262.1070; mail a request to Media Center, 470 Glenmont Ave, Columbus, Ohio 43214; phone the Media Center staff at 614.573.1566 or 614.573.1567;

92. CollegeGrad.com: Media & Communication Jobs In Delaware - Search Media & Communi to search media Communication Jobs in delaware. Salary http://jobs.collegegrad.com/js/jobsearch/areacodes.asp?career=22&state=DE&staten

93. America's Promise : Media Center media Center Press Releases AP Releases OFFICE DEPOT staying organized throughout the school year. http://www.americaspromise.org/media/releasedetail.cfm?prID=110

94. Art, Museum -- Delaware Center For Contemporary Arts And the Member s Gallery (at the delaware Center for Horticulture that were created in a variety of media simply for Schools also have a unique resource here. http://www.fieldtrip.com/de/26566466.htm

Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts 103 East 16th St. Wilmington, DE 19801 Founded in 1979, The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts is a fabulous resource for artists and those who appreciate fine art. Indeed, DCCA was established by artists, and artists continue to play an important role in policy making. DCCA's commitment to art and its community is exemplified in one of its mission statements: "Exhibitions and programs will include, but not be limited to, work that explores the boundaries of contemporary art, reflects the interests of artists and the community and brings into focus national directions and current issues . . . ." The Center includes four galleries which, combined, present some twenty-seven exhibitions each year. The Main Gallery features works by both emerging and nationally recognized artists. Thematic exhibits highlight national trends. The Elizabeth Avery Draper Showcase Gallery features contemporary crafts. The Member's Gallery shows the works of regional artists. And the Member's Gallery (at the Delaware Center for Horticulture) highlights regional artists who work with traditional floral, landscape and horticultural themes. Representative of the quality to be found here was the recent exhibition

95. Fox Chase Cancer Center: Delaware County Memorial Hospital: Directions Both the media and Sharon Hill trolleys bring you to Lansdowne DCMH is located next to the schools. Click here to go back to delaware County Regional Cancer http://www.fccc.edu/network/hospitals/delaware/direct.html

var ip='67.18.104.18' Patients and Family Medical Professionals Research General Information ... Contact Us You are here: Network Hospitals Directions to Delaware County Memorial Hospital 501 N. Lansdowne Avenue Drexel Hill, PA 19026 Phone: 610-284-8100 Directions From the Blue Route (I-476): Take the Blue Route (I-476 South) to Exit #4 (Upper Darby). Turn left onto Rte.3 (West Chester Pike), and proceed on Rte.3 until you come to the Quarry Inn on your right. The next street is Lansdowne Avenue. Make a right onto Lansdowne Avenue and continue on about I mile. DCMH is on your left, right next to Upper Darby High School. From Rte. 76 (Schuykill Expressway): Exit Rte. 76 at Rte. 1 (City Line Ave.). Continue west on Rte.1 into Delaware County (name changes to Township Line). After Rte. 1 crosses Rte. 3, turn left onto Lansdowne Ave. Continue on Lansdowne Ave. for approximately 1 mile. DCMH is located on your left (next to Upper Darby High School). From I-95 Going North: Take the Rte. 420 exit off I-95, heading west. Follow 420 until you come to Rte. 1. Turn right onto Rte. 1, follow to fork in road, bear right (State Rd.). Follow State Rd. to Lansdowne Ave. Turn right onto Lansdowne Ave. DCMH is up the hill, right next to Upper Darby High School. From I-95 Going South: Take the Bartram Ave. exit from I-95 South. Continue to Island Ave. Turn right on Island Ave., follow to Main St. in Darby. Turn left onto Main St., this turns into Lansdowne Ave. Follow Lansdowne Ave. After Lansdowne Ave. crosses Garret Rd. and goes over the hill, DCMH will be on your right.

96. America's Promise : Media Center media Center Press Releases AP Releases AMERICA’S financial support to numerous schools and charities http://www.americaspromise.org/media/releasedetail.cfm?prID=118

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