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Kerin Magill

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Kerin Magill | Staff Reporter

    St. Matthews hosting storm-prep seminar (opens the original)

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    Although hurricane season on the Atlantic coast has been quiet so far, St. Matthews By-The-Sea United Methodist Church in Fenwick Island is helping storm-prone areas near and far by hosting a storm preparedness seminar and gathering supplies to help those hit by storms. According to Kelly Rymer, who co-chairs the church’s Neighbors Helping Neighbors and Missions committees, a plea went out this past spring at the Peninsula-Delaware Annual Conference in Ocean City, Md., seeking help collecting

  2. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Kerin Magill | Staff Reporter

    Welcome, heroes! (opens the original)

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    The handmade sign at the entrance to Mason Dixon VFW Post 7234 in Ocean View read “Let the Sun Shine on You.” Decorated with hand-drawn waves, seagulls, fish and a bright yellow center section, the sign was one of dozens greeting 25 Very Important Families (VIFs) as they arrived Tuesday afternoon to begin their stay as guests of the Bethany Beach community. The families are in the area this week to participate in Warrior Family Beach Week, sponsored by Operation SEAs the Day. Each of the fam

  3. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Kerin Magill | Staff Reporter

    Memories of 9/11 still fresh for Renda (opens the original)

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    On Sept. 11, 2001, Tom Renda was at home on Long Island, recovering from a burn he’d suffered while fighting a fire with his Fire Department of New York (FDNY) unit two weeks earlier. “I had hot tar drip down the back of my neck. I had a half-dollar-sized burn,” Renda said. “So I was out on medical leave, technically, on 9/11.” Because of his medical status, he said, “When it happened, my wife knew I was safe. She was bowling,” as she did every Tuesday morning. His time off to reco

  4. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · By Kerin Magill | Staff Reporter

    Let’s all pull together for this special parade (opens the original)

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    On Friday, Sept. 11, the 25th anniversary of one of the most consequential days in our young nation’s history, members of the community will have a chance to both remember the sacrifices made that day and honor some of the people who responded by putting themselves in harm’s way to protect fellow Americans. Operation SEAs the Day, an event that honors veterans and their families with vacations here along our beaches, will have its annual parade to celebrate these families and to pay homage t

  5. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Kerin Magill | Staff Reporter

    Fenwick files objection to rooftop bar (opens the original)

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    Fenwick Island officials have filed their objections to a renewed effort by the Fenwick Shores Hotel to have rooftop bar service. In a “Notice of Formal Objection” filed July 31 with the state Alcohol Beverage Control Commission, Fenwick Island Building Official Mike Locke and Mayor Natalie Magdeburger cited the Town’s Zoning Code, under which bars of any kind are prohibited in the commercial zone. “Under Fenwick’s Zoning Code, bars are expressly not permitted in the Commercial Zone no

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