They come to Delaware’s beaches and scenic waterways carrying not rafts and beach blankets, but water-testing equipment. And unlike tourists, they flock to the water year-round. Who are these people?... More
A full page tri-fold brochure that describes the impacts of the 1962 storm and provides tips to prepare yourself and your coastal home from future storms. More
It’s a problem many boaters face after cruising salty waters around Delaware’s coast: corrosion. Rivets, rudders and other boat parts can start to ... more
Kent S. Price, 75, associate professor emeritus at the University of Delaware, died Monday, April 16, at the Delaware Hospice Center in Milford. He... more
As tasty as crispy crab cakes or spicy sashimi may be, many diners get mixed messages about the benefits and risks of eating seafood. Sorting throu... more
A University of Delaware oceanographer has stumbled upon an unusual aid for studying local waterways: radioactive iodine. Trace amounts of the cont... more
