Millsboro town leaders approved applying for state grant funding that could help move plans for a new community park.
Matthew Hipsman
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Matt Hipsman joined the CoastTV team as a Photographer and Editor in June of 2024. He graduated from the University of Rochester with a Bachelor's degree in Film and Media Studies and a minor in Environmental Humanities. While studying, Matt held an internship with the local Rochester NPR station, WXXI.
A popular Ocean City holiday attraction will light up for the final time Sunday before undergoing a major transformation.
The railroad crossing on Steiner Road near Georgetown will close for nearly three weeks beginning Friday, July 31, while crews complete maintenance work.
The future of the Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: community leaders want to preserve the historic landmark.
A proposed ordinance aimed at regulating sound-amplifying equipment in Dewey Beach remains under discussion after the Town Council took no action during its meeting.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Philadelphia District will participate in a virtual public meeting hosted by the Town of Slaughter Beach to discuss the Mispillion Inlet Shore Damages Mitigation Project and a proposed plan aimed at addressing long-term shoreline erosion north of the inlet.
Team USA fans gathered near the Cape May-Lewes Ferry grounds Friday as Rocking the Docks hosted a free World Cup watch party. The crowd cheered with chants and vuvuzelas as the U.S. beat Australia 2-0, bringing excitement and national pride to the Lewes waterfront.
Delaware residents had an opportunity to learn how to prepare for emergencies and natural disasters during an emergency preparedness fair hosted by U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride's office.
A Georgetown Stop the Violence event brought community members together to learn self-defense and personal safety. Speaker Lori Smith, with Complete Defense, said staying aware of surroundings and knowing how to respond can help keep people safe.