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.
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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.
According to the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), Cypress Road will be closed between Daisey Road and Cliff Road on March 21 and March 22 between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. for hazardous tree removal operations.
Trees and power lines were down across Rehoboth Beach on Wednesday as crews began clearing debris and making repairs following a historic winter storm.
A decades-old southern pecan tree removed in Milton to make way for a Royal Farms will be preserved through lumber, furniture and a public display highlighting local and U.S. history.
The removal of the tree sparked passionate community pushback in recent weeks.
A perimeter buffer ordinance sets rules for when new trees must be planted, establishes the timing of home building versus buffer construction and steps up County inspections for compliance.