Jim Flood Sr. has food on his mind this week, promoting local produce stands and restaurants as delicious and friendly places to frequent.
Strong wind gusts and thunderstorms producing lightning rolled through the Dover area Tuesday evening.
Publisher Emeritus Jim Flood Sr. enjoys the bounty of summer by visiting the site of the U.S. Open and catching a rare catfish.
Jim Flood Sr. delves into a wide range of timely topics, from his evasion of the latest telephone scam to his disinterest in the Earl Bradley trial to Gov. Markell's choice for secretary of DelDOT.
Dover Post Publisher Emeritus Jim Flood Sr. discusses everything from potatoes under attack to a city manager's missing element and Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce's best of the year.
Publisher Emeritus Jim Flood Sr. catches "60 Minutes," arranges seating at a dinner party, tries a new dish at McDonald's and expresses condolences for the death of Dallas Lawter.
Publisher Emeritus Jim Flood Sr. meets Delaware State University's president, watches the scrapple episode on "Dirty Jobs," renews his driver's license and still has time to watch the Super Bowl.
Publisher Emeritus Jim Flood Sr. compares and contrasts Jack Lewises and shares more Dover history.
A history of Silver Lake, the shifting temperatures of winter and the now-famous Dover Bald Eagles are still holding the attention of Jim Flood Sr.
Charlie Oberly has been part of public life in Delaware for so long, there should be no surprise that he got around to being the U.S. attorney for Delaware. He had his formal investiture Monday morning in the federal courthouse in Wilmington, nearly a month after he took his oath privately as the federal government’s chief legal officer here.
As a political presence, Pat Murray was rolling thunder. The Kent County Republicans’ former chair, who died Jan. 10 at 75, had many memorable moments, but the one that probably stands out the most was Primary Day 2000.
Publisher Emeritus Jim Flood Sr. stays on the trail of the bald eagles spotted lately, but also is on the case of Shakespeare's Pond, aka Silver Lake.
Political Columnist Celia Cohen says Republicans are trying to make the best of not-so-great recent losses by putting Kovach in office during a special election.
Jim Flood Sr. shares more bald eagle stories thanks to avid "From a Window" readers.
Delaware enters the new year with a new senator and a new representative in Washington and a governor at home halfway through his first term, altogether the least tenure in the state’s leading political offices in 40 years.
The parallels between 2011 and 1971 are noticeable.
James Flood Sr. has been seeing more bald eagle visitors in the Dover area.
There but for about 6,000 votes, Colin Bonini was nearly a Republican hero. He came frustratingly close in the treasurer’s race, almost the first newcomer elected by his party to statewide office in 16 long-suffering years.
Publisher emeritus Jim Flood Sr. shares some squirrel stories and reminisces about snowstorms
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