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Life in a College Town, c. 2009

Living in a College Town

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EZRA TEMKO
 
Ezra Temko was born in Newark in 1985, and lived in Arbor Park for a time before moving to Christianstead, a neighborhood on the western outskirts of Newark. As a graduate student at the University of Delaware he studied the civic health of Newark and served as a student member of the Town Gown Committee.  He currently serves on the Newark City Council as the representative of District 5.
 
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Growing up in the 1990s--perceptions of UD

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EZRA TEMKO
Ezra Temko was born in Newark in 1985, and lived in Arbor Park for a time before moving to Christianstead, a neighborhood on the western outskirts of Newark. As a graduate student at the University of Delaware he studied the civic health of Newark and served as a student member of the Town Gown Committee.  He currently serves on the Newark City Council as the representative of District 5.
 
 
 What did you do as a child in Newark?
 

Town and Gown Relations: growing up in Newark

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Curtis Bedford
 
Curtis Bedford was born in Newark, Delaware in 1972 and spent the greater part of his childhood in the Brookside neighborhood.  After graduating from Newark High School in 1989 he attended the University of Delaware. Mr. Bedford is currently the principal of Newark High School. 
 
 
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Growing up in Brookside in the 1980s

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Interview with Curtis Bedford:
 
Curtis Bedford was born in Newark, Delaware in 1972 and spent the greater part of his childhood in the Brookside neighborhood.  After graduating from Newark High School in 1989 he attended the University of Delaware. Mr. Bedford is currently the principal of Newark High School. 
 
 
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Describe Brookside—the neighborhood where you grew up.
 

Why Sense of Place is Important

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David Robertson
 
David Robertson grew up in Claymont, DE and moved to Newark to attend the University of Delaware in 1959. After years living elsewhere he decided to make Newark his home in 1973. He is currently a member of the Newark and Town Gown Committee, a longtime community advocate, and is a common fixture on Main Street.

 
 
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Newark's western neighborhoods

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The Newark Country Club opened in 1950s as a private social club with an 18-hole golf course. No more than 5 minutes west of central Newark's hustle and bustle, the country club was established adjacent to the middle-class Oaklands neighborhood. The Newark Country Club and its surrounding neighborhoods served the growing population of professionals moving into town in the 1960s and 1970s. In 2009 The Newark Country Club was looking to relocate to a new site.

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Newark Country Club:  www.newarkcc.com/

Sense of Place in Newark: landmarks and sounds

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THE DEER PARK TAVERN

Since the mid-18th century, the Deer Park Tavern has offered hospitality to the public, and its location adjacent to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad enabled travelers up and down the east coast to access food and lodging.  Famous visitors included George Washington and surveyors Mason and Dixon.

 

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