number of public and private school choices. Seaford is home to the Seaford School District. The District contains four elementary schools, one middle school and Seaford Senior High School. Media Radio The only radio station calling Seaford its home is WGBG 92.7 FM, which broadcasts from just outside the city limits. It plays conservative talk radio personalities such as Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, and Michael Savage. Legendary disc jockey Bill Crisp at one time owned the only AM/FM radio stations licensed to Seaford, WSFD/WSUX. Their studios were located on S. Dual Highway just two miles south of Seaford. WSFD broadcast on a frequency of 1280 AM as a daytime only radio station with 1000 watts of power serving Lower Delaware. Some of its formats included Adult Contemporary and Country. The station went dark in the late 1990s. WSUX broadcast 3000 watts on a frequency of 98.3 FM and was known as Stereo 98. The station survived years of popularity in the 70s and 80s with a Top 40 format serving Maryland's Eastern Shore and Lower Delaware. The station was later sold and has since switched frequency to 98.5. Television WDPB-TV 64 is the only television station originating from Seaford. It is a subsidiary of WHYY-TV in Philadelphia and an affiliate of PBS. Newspapers Seaford is home to one weekly newspaper, the Seaford Star. The Seaford Star is a publication of Morning Star Publications, Inc., which is owned by Seaford residents Bryant and Carol Richardson. The newspaper retails for 50 cents per issue and is also available by subscription. Points of interest Within the city Nanticoke River Arts Council/Gallery 107. Seaford Christmas Parade – The biggest Christmas Parade on the Delmarva Peninsula. It is a night time parade, on the first Saturday of December. Kiwanis Park – a memorial park located on Stein Highway. Gateway Park – a park complete with brick sidewalks and a fountain, forming the gateway into downtown Seaford. Soroptimist Park – a park located on Williams Pond complete with a playground and a pavilion for parties. Nutter Park – named in honor of past Councilman Henry E. Nutter, Jr.; located in east Seaford with playground equipment and basketball courts. Williams Pond Park – a ballpark run by the Nanticoke Little League. Sports Complex – the newest park; includes the newly constructed Jay's Nest, the community-built playground. One softball field has been completed to date but three more