TeamHealth - Newark, DE

Newark in Brief
Located on I-95, providing easy access toPhiladelphia, New York and Washington, D.C., Newark combines the charm of smalltown America with industrial and commercial diversity. It’s also the home of theUniversity of Delaware. A sense of community is reflected in the revitalizeddowntown and many fairs and festivals.

The Newark File

1. Education. Newark High School has served the community since 1893;the city also has four elementary schools, and a school offering alternativeeducation to students of all ages, and it’s the home of the University ofDelaware.
2. Real Estate. Newark’s older neighborhoods blend bungalows and rancheswith colonials and Tudors, and new developments future homesites along gentlyrolling hills.
3. Family. Quality of life is a big reason families are drawn to Newark;they also enjoy tax-free shopping, small-town life and proximity to severalurban areas.
4. Culture. Newark offers more cultural activities than most communitiesof its size—including museums, theater and other performing arts—due to theuniversity’s presence.
5. Recreation. Newark residents have access to more than 650 acres ofparkland and open space, including tennis and basketball courts,baseball/softball fields, swimming pools and more.
6. Weather. Newark enjoys a moderate climate with few extremetemperatures.