Fenwick Island News

The law office of Steen, Waehler and Schreider-Fox LLC may have relocated earlier this year, but the practice is still established as one of the areaa s most successful.

BERLIN -- Tracy Albrecht, a clerk at Town Center Antiques, has seen fewer window shoppers this fall, as the rainy weather has kept day-trippers at home.

MILLVILLE -- Area towns are finding new curbside recycling providers in the wake of rate hikes from the Delaware Solid Waste Authority and the expiration of a county grant.

FENWICK ISLAND -- Breaking the rules could cost more as the town aims to bring the code book and penalty fines up to current standards.

SELBYVILLE -- A tradition that dates back more than half a century was nearly lost when the Selbyville-Indian River Lions Club folded.

During the final weeks of World War I, the battleship Minnesota steamed steadily along the Delaware coast between Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island.

BETHANY BEACH -- The town's cultural and historic affairs committee is attempting to record history before it slips quietly away.

Four days of rain, wind and consecutive high tides left a mark on the Cape Region.

OCEAN VIEW -- The decision on a proposal to build a CVS pharmacy off Route 26 has been delayed after it failed to garner a favorable response from town planners.

FENWICK ISLAND -- The Original House of Welsh is open for business despite a federal raid that uncovered a number of illegal slot machines and various liquor license violations.

FENWICK ISLAND -- The Original House of Welsh is open for business despite a federal raid that uncovered a number of illegal slot machines and various liquor license violations.

Beach Patrol Captain Todd Fritchman faces an uphill battle recruiting new lifeguards this spring.

FENWICK ISLAND -- The town's environmental committee aims to educate the public by way of an upcoming lecture series.

FENWICK ISLAND -- Catherine E. 'Kitty' Lyons, 67, of Fenwick Island died peacefully at home Monday, Oct.

FENWICK ISLAND -- As Fenwick Hardware employee Russ Wimbish was walking down an aisle to plug in a vacuum cleaner, he was nearly struck by a car as it crashed through the building.

DEWEY BEACH -- More than 2,000 volunteers scoured Delaware's beaches during the state's 24th annual coastal cleanup, and some pretty odd findings were reported.

FENWICK ISLAND -- Height limits, scaled-back incentive programs and code confusion have hampered the use of wind turbines to generate electricity along Delmarva's coastal wind corridor, according to alternative energy proponents.

The push for green energy has come to Fenwick Island, and Seaside Country Store owner Stephen Vickers is leading the charge.

FENWICK ISLAND - No injuries were reported after a car crashed into Fenwick Hardware this morning.

This year's Delaware Coastal Cleanup on Sept. 19 drew a record 2,000 volunteers, according to site captain's reports.