Demolition crews brought down the old code enforcement building in Dewey Beach Monday morning. The building's removal is making way for a new town hall and public safety building planned for the site.
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Maegan Summers is originally from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She joined WBOC as a video journalist in July of 2024 after graduating with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from American University. Maegan can now be found covering stories across Sussex County, Delaware.
Town leaders in Dewey Beach approved funding for two flood mitigation projects at Friday's town council meeting. The projects hope to minimize flooding on two different roads in the town.
City leaders are set to consider a 20 million dollar proposal for a three-way regional wastewater partnership at Friday's commissioner meeting.
Power bill costs are on the rise across the peninsula, and some businesses in Delaware are feeling the pressure.
Members of Talbot County Public Schools' Board of Education discussed dress codes within the district at their meeting on Wednesday, February 12th. Uniforms were brought up as a possibility by board members at the meeting.
Maryland's Freedom Caucus launched a "Lower Electric Bills Now" energy platform Thursday, targeting rising electric bill rates across the state. Neighbors across Maryland are also continuing to fight back against the rising rates.
The lineup for the 2025 Oceans Calling festival was announced Wednesday. Ocean City leaders, and some business owners, told WBOC they're hopeful the festival will draw its biggest crowds yet.
Georgetown's town council is set to discuss a proposal for a community of tiny homes within town limits at their meeting on February 10th. Leaders with Little Living LLC, the group behind the proposal, told WBOC the project hopes to bring more affordable housing to the area.
City leaders in Lewes are discussing creative ways to encourage recycling along their shorelines. One idea currently in discussion is a metal sculpture of a fish that would "eat" recyclables.