According to AAA, the 13 day holiday travel period began Dec. 20 and runs through Jan. 1, with millions of Americans expected to travel nationwide.
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Eleisa joined the CoastTV team in July 2023 as a Video Journalist. She graduated from the Rutgers University School of Communication and Information in May 2023 with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Media Studies, with a specialization in Sports Media and Broadcasting.
As the holiday season approaches, local charities are reminding people to remember those in need. Supporting community organizations, is a gift that truly keeps on giving.
Strong winds and periods of heavy rain moved across Delaware’s coast early Friday, creating difficult driving conditions, coastal flooding and active surf before the weather improved later in the morning.
If you bring your four-legged friend to the beach in Lewes during the summer, a proposed ordinance would ban dogs during the entire summer in restricted areas. The city defines restricted areas as beaches with lifeguards. The city’s ad hoc committee will consider changes to the dog ordinance at a meeting Dec. 17 at 11 a.m.
Rapid growth in the city of Milford has created a need for faster emergency response, and the Carlisle Fire Company hopes to address that by creating a substation on land it purchased on Cedar Beach Road.
The aftermath of a Sunday storm left the boardwalk empty Monday morning. Snow covered the sand, and birds huddled together for warmth. Bitter cold temperatures and intense winds followed the storm.
The Food Bank of Delaware announced that it is accepting applications for its free workforce training programs in culinary arts and warehousing/logistics.
A long-planned hotel project on the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk will be discussed again on Friday, Dec. 12, as city officials review the demolition plans for the property where the iconic red Dolle’s sign once stood.
A temporary safety project was tested on King Charles Avenue in summer 2024 to help keep pedestrians safe and improve traffic flow. City leaders plan to discuss the survey and the pilot project at the commissioners meeting at 9 a.m. on Dec. 8.
