The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control says crews are working to complete several channel marking projects in the Inland Bays ahead of the busy Memorial Day boating weekend.
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Ocean City rescue swimmers trained with Maryland Natural Resources Police near the inlet and jetty rocks Monday morning as first responders prepare for the start of the summer season.
As warmer weather brings more boats back onto the water, the Ocean City Fire Department is training alongside the U.S. Coast Guard to prepare for the kinds of emergencies that can quickly unfold in local waterways.
Numerous agencies and first responders were on the scene of a barge fire in the Delaware Bay on Tuesday.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began another round of dredging at the Ocean City Inlet this week, aiming to remove sand that has built up near the West Ocean City Harbor entrance and restore the channel for boat traffic.
Coastal communities are preparing for a large storm expected to bring soaking rain, strong onshore winds and coastal flooding beginning late Saturday and peaking Sunday, according to town officials.
Three off-duty North Shores Lifeguards reportedly wasted no time responding to a woman lost in the ocean off Lewes on Tuesday night, leading to her rescue.
It’s a new beginning for the nation’s oldest privately operated ferry, as the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry launches its 343rd season with a new captain at the helm.
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Military veterans from various branches and generations came together at Schutte Park for the 14th annual Stand Down event, where they received essential services and support.