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    THE CURRENT ISSUE · NO. 01

    THE WEEKENDER

    A better way to weekend.

    Philadelphia · Chadds Ford / Wilmington · Rehoboth

    The Fall Edit: equestrian countryside in autumn.

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    STYLE & FASHION

    The Fall Edit

    Mid-Atlantic Style, Refined

    From the horse country of Chadds Ford to the autumn shore at Lewes, an editorial guide to the season’s considered uniform, dressed for the way we actually live between the city and the coast.

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    Some weekends deserve more than a to-do list. This one deserves a magazine.

    Inside: food, wine, local craft, travel, smart money and a few places worth leaving the house for.

    Paul Cullen, musician, chef and vintner.

    CITY TO COAST PRESENTS

    Guest Editor: Paul Cullen

    The Bass, the Kitchen, and the Cellar

    A musician who became a chef, a chef who became a vintner, Paul brings an ear for rhythm, a palate for detail and a standing invitation to the table.

    WHERE TO GO THIS WEEKEND

    From the Riverfront to the Coast

    A few things worth leaving the house for.

    Saturday, Sept. 26 · 1–4 PM

    Mrs. Roper Romp · Rehoboth Beach

    A colorful Rehoboth afternoon at Freddie’s Beach Bar & Restaurant.

    Monday, Sept. 28 · 9:30–11 AM · Bethany Beach

    Beach Clean-Up · Big Chill Beach Club

    Start the week on the coast with a community beach clean-up.

    The Irish coast, from Travel with Jeannette.

    WHERE TO NEXT

    Travel with Jeannette

    Destination ideas, advisor insight and a look at the next journey through the City to Coast travel desk.

    VIVRE partner artwork.

    FROM OUR PARTNERS

    THE ART OF INTELLIGENCE

    Technology made more human.

    VIVRE brings together AI, automation, local expertise and human insight to help homeowners and business owners manage, optimize and protect what matters most.

    Edward J. Henry’s storefront with a Ferrari outside.

    WILMINGTON · EST. 1943

    The Craft Under the Clearcoat

    The red brick and painted sign have been there since 1943. Inside, Zach Dillard keeps alive the idea that collision repair can still be a craft.

    Alex DelCollo, Financial Editor.

    THE FINANCE SECTION · IN THIS ISSUE

    Alex DelCollo

    Money is a tool. The point is the life it builds.

    Alex brings the financial conversation back to the decisions that shape real life.

    P.F. Chang’s Glen Mills campaign photograph.

    GLEN MILLS · FROM OUR PARTNERS

    P.F. Chang’s, Close to Home

    At the Glen Mills location, Operating Partner Frank Rokos and Executive Chef Maria T Diaz Moreno lead the local team. The menu includes hand-rolled sushi and traditional Chinese dim sum.

    Happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 3–6 PM, and Wine Wednesdays feature half off bottles of wine and champagne from 3–6 PM.

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    “Gratitude is what remains when the work is done: for every hand that helped, every voice that contributed, and every person who believed enough to be part of it.”

    Christian Shane Dougherty · Publisher

    Until next weekend.

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