Researchers in Lewes installed a hybrid living shoreline using natural and engineered materials to reduce erosion, protect infrastructure and strengthen coastal resilience against rising seas and storms.
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AÂ $1 million federal grant to address chronic flooding on Read Avenue in Dewey Beach was released by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, allowing the town to move forward with a planned pump station project.
Federal funding for a previously approved flood mitigation project in Dewey Beach is being withheld, delaying efforts to protect the low-lying coastal community from flooding and storm surge.
The Town of Milton is seeking to partner with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to pursue a federal grant aimed at addressing flooding, storm damage and erosion along local waterways.
In the middle of our busy summer season here along the coast, it is easy to miss a story here and there. For everyone trying to play a little catch-up, here is your week in review.
On Saturday evening, the Unified Command noted it removed a substantial segment of Span 19, weighing 156 tons.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has laid out a timeline for when access to the Port of Baltimore can be expected. USACE announced Wednesday that they hope to open a channel within the next four weeks.
U.S. Senator Tom Carper will be receiving the Gold de Fleury Medal at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand Friday.