Via Sophia Is Coming To Bethany Beach

The beach town will welcome a new concept as Via Sophia is coming to Bethany Beach.

The restaurant is very popular in the D.C. area.

According to their website "Via Sophia is bringing the Italian Osteria experience to Bethany Beach, Delaware in April! With an emphasis on fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and made-from-scratch dishes, our innovative menu will feature artisan pastas, local fish and poultry, and seasonal vegetables and herbs.

Via Sophia will be steps from the boardwalk and feature a laid back vibe.

The eatery prides themself on consistency, quality and attention to detail.

The new restaurant will feature 164 seats and feature live entertainment three nights a week.

The restaurant is part of a re-imagining of the Bethany Beach Marriott.

Via Sophia's D.C. menu has some interesting and unique eats.

Things like Cider Glazed Duck Breast, Red Wine Rigatoni, and Friarielli e Salsicce Pizza could be seen on the new Bethany Beach menu.

Via Sophia will replace 99 Sea Level.

The hotel re-imagination will also feature a indoor-outdoor pool.

"The redesign is intended to provide “a fun and whimsical ambiance,” with a varied color palette. The hotel, owned and operated by EOS Hospitality, will continue its partnership with Ellen Rice Studio to curate the art. EOS also operates the Hamilton Hotel that houses the original Via Sophia" Town Square Live reports.

Guestrooms throughout the Bethany Beach Marriott will also be feature in the renovations.

Guests can expect new side tables as well as new dining and workspace tables.

The new guestrooms will also feature updated bureaus, sleeper sofas, flooring, and bedding.

If you are looking for a unique space for meetings and conferences the hotel will also be updating event halls and meeting rooms.

The beach town will welcome a new concept as Via Sophia is coming to Bethany Beach.

The restaurant is very popular in the D.C. area.

Unclaimed Lottery Prizes In Delaware! Some lucky players have a pot of gold waiting for them!

Yes, plural!

This past week there was a widespread story about an unclaimed $2M winning Powerball ticket sold in Newark, Delaware.

The Powerball winning prize of $2M from the Saturday February 25, 2023 remains unclaimed. The ticket was bought at the Wawa on Capitol Trail.

Officials are not sure of the date the ticket was purchased.

However, this is not the only unclaimed Delaware Lottery prize.

We've compiled the list below so you can check any tickets you may still holding on to. According to the Delaware Lottery, prizes must be claimed within one year of the drawing.

Maybe an old lottery ticket was found under a car seat, or in the pocket of a jacket you've not worn in quite some time. Maybe you found it on your messy desk at work or between the couch cushions at home?

If you think you are a winner, sign the back of your ticket and keep it safe. Then claim your prize at the Delaware Lottery office any business day between 8am and 4pm. You need to bring the signed ticket. You also need to bring a photo ID and your social security card.

Unclaimed Lottery Prizes In Delaware.

It's worth $10,000 and was purchased at the Biden Welcome Center.

This is a big one...at $50,000.  It was purchased at the Shore Stop #271 at Summit Bridge.

This Keno ticket was purchased at Pleasant Hill Lanes and is worth $12,000

This one is a $10,000 prize and was bought at Concord Liquor.

If you have this ticket, you have $10,000!  It was purchased at University Liquors at University Plaza.

A big $50,000 is waiting for the purchaser of this ticket.  It was bought at Midtown Liquors.