Dry midweek gives way to light rain, weekend chill at Delaware and Maryland beaches
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Volunteers are invited to grab bags and gloves and help tidy up coastal Delaware during a community clean-up event April 18.
DELAWARE- U.S. Sens. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D) and Chris Coons (D) introduced a bipartisan bill that would continue federal support for regiona…
Communities can use the Flood Explorer for planning efforts like updating hazard mitigation and nuisance flood plans. Locals can check how future flooding could affect local roads, schools, parks and other important places.
On September 26th, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) will host a virtual community meeting to share results from a study on the economic benefits of beach nourishment. According to DNREC, the study will develop cost-share ratios, based on these benefits, to be presented to policymakers.
Two Delaware lawmakers, Senate Republican Leader Gerald Hocker from Ocean View and Representative Ron Gray from Selbyville, are stepping up to keep the state’s beaches safe and the economy strong.
The Strengthening Coastal Communities Act, introduced by Environment and Public Works Committee President and Senator for Delaware Tom Carper, as well as Senator for South Carolina Lindsey Graham. The act moved forward via voice vote.
Tropical Storm Ophelia is making its presence known along the coast.
The possible banning of the sale of cannabis in Dewey Beach has other coastal communities talking.