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What to do at Delaware beaches if jellyfish keep you out of ocean (opens the original)
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Have you arrived at the Delaware beaches, only to find the water full of jellyfish? Good news: There's plenty to do beyond the water in southern Delaware, and there are special events happening every week in the summertime. You've explored the sand and surf, now find out what else there is to do at the beach. This is your weekly summertime guide to the Delaware beaches. Read on to find out what's happening this week. Temperatures are expected to remain in the 80s throughout the week, according t
Lifeguards are busy at the Delaware beaches. What to know this week (opens the original)
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With August about to begin at the Delaware beaches, the lifeguards are busy. Last weekend in Rehoboth Beach, lifeguards made 57 saves, according to Beach Patrol Capt. Jeff Giles. That included four ambulance call-outs, he said. A little common-sense safety will help ensure your time at the Delaware beaches is fun and relaxing. Take some time to read the rules posted on signs at dune crossovers and familiarize yourself with water conditions. If you're less than fully confident in your swimming ab
Sun, fun and jellyfish. What to know this week at the Delaware beaches (opens the original)
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At the Delaware beaches, summertime means sun, surf, boardwalks, arcades, waterparks, Funland, shopping and dining. It also means jellyfish, dangerous heatwaves, severe thunderstorms and ... wildfire smoke? In late July, it's all happening, and it can be tough to keep up with. In the summertime, Delaware Online/The News Journal provides this weekly guide to the Delaware beaches. We gather all the information for you, so you can spend your time enjoy those precious beach days. Following dangerous
It's July at the Delaware beaches. Everything to know this week (opens the original)
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With the Fourth of July in the rearview, the Delaware beaches are entering their busiest time of year. July and August are when many families book their weeklong beach vacations. They not only go to the beaches − they go out to eat, go shopping and seek entertainment. It's the tourism economy's most important time period. Accommodation statistics recently released by the Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce show a slight uptick in room bookings through June, compared to last year. Four
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