The heat is drying out the coast, horseshoe crabs are in the news, and this is your Week In Review.
The EPA and Delaware Department of Agriculture renewed an agreement to promote sustainable farming, improve water quality, and expand support for conservation efforts statewide.
Rehoboth Beach officials are calling on residents and visitors alike to play a role and conserve water during the July 4 holiday weekend.
Maryland has issued a drought warning for most of the state due to ongoing dry conditions and below-average rainfall. While no statewide mandatory restrictions are in place, residents are urged to conserve water as warmer weather approaches.
CoastTV Meteorologists don't see any rain in their 10 day extended forecast. It is possible this drought can push into the first week of November.
A section of Ocean Pines, will experience a temporary water outage on August 1, for routine maintenance.
To manage the situation and prevent potential water shortages, city officials are requesting that homeowners adhere to a new irrigation schedule.
SELBYVILLE, Del -Town officials in Selbyville are attempting to conserve water. A notice has been issued about a code concerning water use. Wa…
Worcester County Public Works urges Riddle Farm and South Ocean Pines residents to reduce non-essential water use due to critically low water levels and recent well pump failures, prioritizing public safety and fire protection.
Due to critically low water tables, Worcester County Public Works is requesting that people in the Riddle Farm and South Ocean Pines areas reduce all non-essential water usage until further notice.
