Holidays, memorials, and more. It's been a busy week on Delmarva, for any of the stories you may have missed this is your Week In Review.
The Rehoboth Farmers’ Market will return to Grove Park beginning Tuesday, Sept. 15, with several changes to parking and the setup for vendors.
It's been a busy week along the coast, for any of the stories that you may have missed, this is your Week In Review.
Grove Park has reopened to the public after the city removed five red oak trees that were considered a safety concern.
Grove Park could reopen Friday after crews removed five red oak trees affected by bacterial leaf scorch, a disease spread by insects that feed on trees.
Crews spent Tuesday taking down trees at Grove Park after an assessment found several red oaks showing signs of bacterial leaf scorch.
From farmers markets moving to tornados, it was a busy week on Delmarva. This is your Week In Review.
Five red oak trees at Grove Park should be removed soon after a new assessment found signs of bacterial leaf scorch. 14 other trees were also recommended to be removed, said Rehoboth Beach. This comes after the park's closure and the relocation of the city's weekly farmers' market.
Rehoboth Beach officials are moving forward with a Level 2 assessment of Grove Park's trees after five were deemed hazardous, as the farmers' market temporarily relocates while the city determines what comes next.