AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLewes Coast: A second sailboat in as many weeks ran aground at Cape Henlopen State Park, this time after mechanical trouble. The owner is working with the Coast Guard and DNREC to repair the engine and refloat it. State Parks: Delaware marked its 75,000th state-park tree with an American holly at Trap Pond. The plantings aim to improve habitat, curb erosion and strengthen streamside buffers; the state’s broader goal is one million trees by 2030. Coastal Planning: The Delaware River and Bay Authority is seeking approval to dredge the Lewes ferry terminal, with public comments open through Nov. 13. Local Conservation: DNREC awarded $523,000 for community environmental projects, including work in Sussex County, while restoration is taking shape at Lewes’ Fourth Street Preserve. Storm Risks: A brewing nor’easter could bring more beach erosion and flooding along Delaware’s coast.
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