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From picnic table to ‘Disneyland of Harrington’: Wheeler’s Park remembered (opens the original)
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HARRINGTON, Del. - For generations of families in Harrington and surrounding communities, Wheelerâs Park was more than a place to play. It was where childhood memories were made. On Thursday, that history was officially preserved with the unveiling of a new State of Delaware Historical Marker at the former park at 428 Harrington Avenue. The marker recognizes Wheelerâs Park, which was established in 1948 by Harrington resident William A. Wheeler. What began with a single concrete picnic table
Milford health day focuses on access to community resources (opens the original)
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MILFORD, Del. - Local families had access to free health screenings, food, clothing, hygiene products and other community resources Wednesday during Highmark Health Options' annual Health and Wellness Day at the Food Bank of Delaware. More than a dozen local organizations participated, offering resources focused on health care, mental health, substance use, women's health and other community needs. Dwayne Parker, chief operating officer of Highmark Health Options, said the event was also designe
Microplastics found in every Delaware River Watershed site tested, researchers say (opens the original)
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KENT COUNTY, Del. - The Murderkill River runs through parts of Kent County and may look fine from the surface â but researchers say there is plastic pollution hiding in the water. A new multi-state study found microplastics in all 22 waterways tested across the Delaware River Watershed, including waterways in Delaware. The testing was conducted by PennEnvironment, Environment America and concerned citizens as part of a citizen-science effort stretching from New York to Delaware. Researchers t
Delaware Bay beach nourishment project delayed as property owners raise concerns (opens the original)
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A major beach nourishment project planned for four Delaware Bay communities is being pushed back until fall 2027, leaving residents to face another year before large-scale sand replenishment with dredged materials can begin. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control say the project cannot move forward this fall or winter because not all of the necessary property easements have been secured. The project includes Pickering Beach, Kitts
Nor’easter takes a toll on Bowers Beach shoreline (opens the original)
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BOWERS BEACH, Del. - The norâeaster has moved on, but neighbors in Bowers Beach are left cleaning up sand, debris and the effects of significant beach erosion. Days of strong winds, rain and high tides pushed water and sand into the community, with residents saying the storm lingered longer than expected. "This one was scarier because it just didn't seem like it was going to stop ever," said Bowers Beach resident Mark Stepanik. Bob McDevitt said the latest storm brought a roughly six-foot high
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