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Last update: 25 minutes agoLewes Arts: Painter Alan Tuttle is creating “Lewes Junction,” a portrait of the train display in Stango Park. He plans to sell 150 prints for $1,200 each, with half the proceeds supporting the Greater Lewes Foundation. Mayor Amy Marasco and Lewes250 chair Mary Alice Kelly also visited Lewes, England, to build support for reviving the cities’ sister-town relationship. Delaware Traditions: Georgetown’s Return Day returns Nov. 5. The roughly 230-year-old celebration features a downtown parade with bands, dance groups and the election’s winners and losers riding together. What’s On: The Hagley Craft Fair brings Delaware artisans to the spotlight this weekend, while the True Blue Jazz Festival runs Oct. 14–18. Clear Space has also named the planning and design team for its new performing arts facility. On Stage: The Southern Delaware Orchestra celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with “Ritmos Latinos.”
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