17 hrs ago | KansasCity.com
Mid-Atlantic storm cuts power, prompts evacuations
“We still have some people in their houses who have refused to leave”
Heavy rain drenched the mid-Atlantic region Monday, knocking out power to tens of thousands of customers, flooding roads and chasing people out of their homes.Up to 5 inches of rain fell across the region from ... via KansasCity.com
Yesterday | WPVI-TV Philadelphia
The Coast Guard is answering the call off of Rehoboth Beach.
The Coast Guard is responding to a distress call from a research vessel off the coast of Rehoboth Beach. via WPVI-TV Philadelphia
Sunday | Cape Gazette
Indian River power plant seek to reduce mercury emissions
“You need to connect the dots with what will happen after the activated carbon injection technology is installed”
NRG Energy wants to install new technology at the Indian River power plant to drastically reduce the amount of mercury that is emitted into air. via Cape Gazette
Friday May 9 | Cape Gazette
Rehoboth Beach Writers' Guild to host a literary evening May 13
“I can't Take Care of You Anymore”
Rehoboth Beach Writers' Guild to host a literary evening The Rehoboth Beach Writers' Guild will host a Night of Literary Prose, Poetry and Song, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 13, at Fish On in Five ... via Cape Gazette
Wednesday May 7 | News Journal
Fire damages Rehoboth Beach nursery
Fire swept through the Tomato Sunshine Garden Center north of Rehoboth Beach on Tuesday morning causing an estimated $50,000 in property damage. via News Journal
Monday May 5 | The Daily Times
Family raises money, overcomes cancer
“It gave (my family) something they could do”
REHOBOTH BEACH -- When Sharon Gordon was diagnosed with breast cancer nearly eight years ago, she was immediately concerned with the welfare of her family. via The Daily Times
Saturday May 3 | News Journal
UD wind project among senators' requests for federal funding
“As part of our ongoing effort to improve transparency, we are posting these requests on our Web sites; our procedures this year are otherwise unchanged.”
As Delaware lawmakers debate the costs of offshore wind as an energy source, the University of Delaware is studying how to use onshore wind to power its Lewes campus. via News Journal
Saturday May 3 | The Daily Times
Rehoboth Beach: City prepares for the worst
“Unfortunately, we are learning from experience, not necessarily ours, but other community's.”
REHOBOTH BEACH - The city is updating its Emergency Operations Plan to reflect lessons learned during natural and man-made disasters across the nation. via The Daily Times
Friday May 2 | The Daily Times
DELAWARE: Wind farm supporters claim votes
“The Senate usually follows the constituent support.”
BETHANY BEACH -- A resolution approving a wind farm off the shore of Rehoboth Beach would pass if voted on by the Senate today, two Democratic and two Republican senators said this week. via The Daily Times
Thursday May 1 | The Daily Times
Students get a lesson in prom safety
“Any one incident or one poor decision can cost you your life”
GEORGETOWN -- Prom season -- it's about dresses, tuxedos, corsages and boutonnieres and the memories created from a night of dancing and having a good time. via The Daily Times









