Weekend Rewind: Delawareans Caught on Camera

DSU HOMECOMING: Hornet cheerleader Nichole Beale with Emily Alexander on the sidelines of the Delaware State game with North Carolina A&T Saturday. Emily's mother is a DSU alumnus and former cheerleader.

DSU HOMECOMING: Miss Delaware State Jamila Mustafa, of Wilmington, and Mr. DSU James Jones, of Upper Marlboro, Md., at the homecoming football game Saturday.

DSU HOMECOMING: Delaware State University alumni Clarence Selby, of Star Hill, watching the homecoming game from his box seat on the 50-yard line.

DSU HOMECOMING: Former DSU student Lasheata Harmon, of Dover, brought her children out to watch the parade in Dover Saturday.

DSU HOMECOMING: Former Delaware State student Rudy Potter, of Dover, taking photographs of the Hornet band marching along Loockerman Street in Dover Saturday.

FALL FESTIVAL: Visitors to the Blackbird Creek Reserve Fall Festival take a tractor ride through in Townsend on Saturday.

FALL FESTIVAL: John Black, a volunteer, helps Amelia Chakwin, 6, cast her rod as she plays a fishing game at the Blackbird Creek Reserve Fall Festival in Townsend on Saturday.

FALL FESTIVAL: Four year-old Asher Roddick runs through the straw maze at the Blackbird Creek Reserve Fall Festival in Townsend on Saturday morning.

TEA FOR TAILS: Holly Kershner, of Wilmington, holds Cooper at the Senior Dog Haven and Hospice Tea for Tails fundraiser in Wilmington Sunday. Cooper was found as a stray by Philadelphia Animal Control and brought into this program.

TEA FOR TALES: President Jennifer Karakul, of Wilmington, hides behind Henry at the Senior Dog Haven and Hospice Tea for Tails fundraiser in Wilmington Sunday. Henry is being fostered by the program but is in need of a forever home.

TEA FOR TAILS: Joe Thompson and Danielle Harmon, both of Middletown, hold the dogs they are fostering, Charlie and Henry, at the Senior Dog Haven and Hospice Tea for Tails fundraiser.

TEA FOR TAILS: Arlene Steigler, of Wilmington, holds her dog, Tia, during the Senior Dog Haven and Hospice Tea for Tails fundraiser Sunday. Steigler adopted Tia through the Senior Dog Haven program and says, "I just love her."

NORTHERN LIGHTS OF LIFE: The annual Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition fundraiser adopted a Roaring '20s theme this year. Getting into the flapper spirit is Kristen Schindler, with Caleb Smith-Shuman, both of Wilmington.

NORTHERN LIGHTS OF LIFE: Getting into the Roaring '20s theme with feather boas are (from left) Carroll Shannon, Rosanne Cox, Mary Jo Chandler and Chris Barker, all of Wilmington. The Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition's 16th annual Northern Lights of Life was held at Longwood Gardens on Saturday.

NORTHERN LIGHTS OF LIFE: Parts of Longwood Gardens were bathed in pink light Saturday for the annual Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition gala.

NORTHERN LIGHTS OF LIFE: Dressed for the '20s-inspired gala are (from left) Carla Ellison and Sandra Dorak, both of Hockessin. The Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition held its 16th annual Northern Lights of Life at Longwood Gardens on Saturday.

JAZZ FEST: Seven-time Grammy nominated female artist Ledisi from New Orleans wowed the sold-out crowd at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center on Friday during the 25th Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival.

JAZZ FEST: The 25th annual Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival hit the town this weekend, drawing local and regional fans for a slew of shows. Saxophonist Jessy J performs as Jazz Meets James: Part 2, with artists playing the music of James Brown.

HAGLEY CRAFT FAIR: Tracy Neher looks through glass pieces by Lisa Sabol at the Hagley Craft Fair on Sunday.

HAGLEY CRAFT FAIR: Visitors to the Hagley Craft Fair make their way through vendor tents on Sunday.

HAGLEY CRAFT FAIR: Joan Giannini looks at woodwork by Allen D. Androkites at the Hagley Craft Fair on Sunday.

HAGLEY CRAFT FAIR: Visitors to the Hagley Craft Fair make their way through vendor tables on Sunday.

PET PARADE: Gracie Lou, of Georgetown, kept the peace as a police officer at the Paw Prints Make a Difference Pet Parade fundraiser Saturday at the Sussex Cheer Community Center in Georgetown.

PET PARADE: The Paw Prints Make a Difference Pet Parade was held Saturday at the Sussex Cheer Community Center in Georgetown to raise money for the center's programs.

PET PARADE: Deb Short and Bella, of Georgetown, were ready to strut their stuff at the Paw Prints Make a Difference Pet Parade Saturday at the Sussex Cheer Community Center in Georgetown.