Bethany Beach News

Salvage crews continue to work to free a beached research vessel near Bethany Beach. via Delaware Coast Press

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“That's what we would do. ...You need to jack down, turn tail, and flee for safe harbor.”

By Ginger Gibson and Aaron Nathans * The News Journal * May 15, 2008 The dangers of working on platforms in the ocean are well known to the hundreds of oil and gas employees who work in the Gulf of Mexico. via Delaware Coast Press

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“He reported that the boat was breaking apart and taking on water”

One of two men plucked by a helicopter from a research vessel foundering off the Delaware coast in storm-churned seas died Monday, officials said. via WBAL-AM Baltimore

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“Everyone here at Bluewater Wind is deeply saddened by this tragic occurrence. Our thoughts and prayers are with the captain's family, friends, and loved ones.”

One of two captains crewing the liftboat Russell W. Peterson died today after both were taken off the vessel when the Coast Guard responded to an 8.46 a.m. distress call. via Marine Log

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“What we do is we take fresh ingredients and prepare them in a quick style environment”

BETHANY BEACH -- Fresh Mexican food isn't always easy to find, but Baja Beach House Grill owner Rick Hundley believes he's found it in his restaurant. via The Daily Times

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“Seasonal (rentals) are a little bit off from last year, but higher dollar weeklies have made up for that income”

REHOBOTH BEACH -- Despite otherwise dismal news in real estate, Realtors along the coastline say this year the options for last-minute vacationers are better than ever. via The Daily Times

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“Nobody has responsibility over public safety in recreational waters. DNREC has no responsibility over the towns. They can tell towns there's a red tide and can suggest an advisory be posted, but (town officials) don't have to do anything about it.”

The coast of Delaware was visited by the Karenia brevis dinoflagellate --better known as red tide --late last summer, and is suspected of making dozens of people sick during July and August. via The Daily Times - Salisbury, Md.

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“I think a lot of people are scared. It's a habit they are so used to doing”

It's time to cut expenses. Most people would agree they can forego the extra pair of shoes or new golf clubs, but let's look at the price tag of an item many people are reluctant to give up, despite financial ... via The Daily Times - Salisbury, Md.

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The last days of campaigning for two seats on the Indian River School Board are winding down, with an election scheduled next week. via The Daily Times - Salisbury, Md.

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“The effect of high fuel prices are felt not only at the pump, but also at the grocery stores.”

BETHANY BEACH --As the mercury rises, so does the amount of traffic on area roadways. via The Daily Times

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