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Storm Damage to Del. Beaches Estimated at $20 Million
BETHANY BEACH , Del.- As the skies cleared and the clean up got underway, Delaware leaders estimated damage to the First State's coastline from last week's storm could result in a hefty repair bill.
BETHANY BEACH - Ever since the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida moved through the area, Sussex County has been the focus of a massive rehabilitation effort.
Man-made dunes save beach towns from waves' wrath
Bethany Beach Mayor Tony McClenny can't imagine what his town would look like were it not for the manmade sand dunes along the oceanfront.
Ocean Reclaims Swaths of Bethany Beach
Block after block, on the ocean side and on the bay side, entire neighborhoods in Bethany Beach, Del., are flooded.
Portions Of Bethany Beach Protection Project Destroyed, Flooding Closes Streets
Portions of a controversial $22 million beach protection project have been destroyed by the powerful Nor'easter now moving up the mid-Atlantic coast.
Sussex towns switch recycling providers
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.
SUSSEX: Panel OKs cellular tower amid objections
Over the objections of two coastal towns and a group of several hundred resort-area residents, a Sussex County panel approved a 100-foot cell tower along Route 1 on Monday night.
Beach Repair Underway, Reigniting Debate Over Replenishment
BETHANY BEACH, Del.- Repair work to Delaware's beaches is underway following two recent storms, but it is also reigniting debate over costly beach replenishment projects.
Del. Share of Beach Replenishment Funds Fall Short
Delaware environmental leaders say federal funding planned to replenish beaches will not be enough.
State officials are working toward canal pathway
BETHANY BEACH -- After holding three public meetings and compiling comments from nearby residents, state officials are assembling a working group to consider feedback and begin planning a recreational pathway along the Assawoman Canal.
Storm gone but debris remains on beach; some protective dunes damaged
LEWES - A thick line of debris -- reeds, wood, plastics and a few boats -- littered the beach at Lewes today as storm-driven waves and astronomically high tides started to recede.
Plans move forward on new Sussex trail
BETHANY BEACH -- After holding three public meetings and compiling comments from nearby residents, state officials are assembling a working group to consider feedback and begin planning a recreational pathway along the Assawoman Canal.
South Bethany celebrates 40 years
SOUTH BETHANY -- A lot can happen in 40 years -- just ask the residents of South Bethany.
Free Bulk Trash Pick-Up Scheduled for Last Two Weeks of October
Leave it out where you normally leave your garbage, and Public Works will dispose of it at their convenience.
Officials gather feedback on pathway
State officials have started compiling resident feedback as they move forward with plans to create a recreational pathway along the Assawoman Canal.
Bethany Happy Harry's robbed; suspect caught
A Happy Harry's drug store located just south of Bethany Beach on Route 1 was robbed today.
Referendum Proposal #2 Regarding the Establishment of a Six Consecutive Year Limit for Serving on Council Received 391 Votes in Favor and 388 Votes Against.
Storm causes damage, erosion along shoreline
Waves the size of school buses pounded Rehoboth Beach early Friday morning, causing some shoreline erosion.
Ocean Drive repavement delayed
SOUTH BETHANY -- Town officials are delaying a $185,000 project to repave Ocean Drive due to a dip in the town's reserve fund.