The Ramp Guy

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Ramps can also be a stage

The Family Business!

Javier Ruiz and his wife Elizabeth Niehaus are new Delaware residents who are jumping right in to help the community. The couple has launched Sussex Transport Care, non-emergency medical transportation for ambulatory, wheelchair and stretcher passengers. Ruiz is originally from Spain. The couple lived there, Portugal and in Ohio before settling in Sussex County. “I had the opportunity to work in assisted living in Akron, Ohio. One of the things I enjoyed the most was medical transportation. Only a few people wanted to do that,” Ruiz said. “I was having fun meeting all of those people, but it was super important for them.”

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Done for the day, just in time for Turkey 🦃

As part of the Rehoboth Avenue repaving project in Rehoboth Beach, two handicap-accessible ramps are being redone. Both ramps are on the north side of Rehoboth Avenue, one by the Bandstand and one by the Arc Condominiums, said Rehoboth spokesperson Brooke Thaler. Work is being done by Delaware Department of Transportation contractor A-Del at no cost to the city, said Thaler. Both ramps should be completed by next week, she said.