The Nor'easter that hit Delmarva's coast earlier this week damaged shorelines in multiple coastal Delaware towns, including Bethany Beach.
An operating referendum will soon be heading to Caesar Rodney School District voters. District leaders say the long-overdue funding is needed to keep up with growth and rising costs, though neighbors remain divided.
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Flooding topped the agenda as nine Delmarva mayors gathered Wednesday for a regional forum hosted by the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce, with leaders from coastal towns describing an urgent push for funding and engineering help before the next nor’easter.
WBOC has obtained court filings by offshore energy company US Wind seeking a preliminary injunction to prevent the Trump Administration from reversing an offshore wind project off Delmarva’s coast before a federal judge has had a chance to weigh in.
A section of rowhouses on Fitzwater Street has fallen into disrepair, but that will soon change. Major renovation work aims to give the nearly historic homes a "fresh start."
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