Coronavirus Delaware: Rehoboth Beach To Reopen Beach, Boardwalk With Limitations Friday
Police in the Delaware beach town made the announcement Tuesday on Facebook saying that the beach and boardwalk will open on Friday, May 15 for exercise.
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Police in the Delaware beach town made the announcement Tuesday on Facebook saying that the beach and boardwalk will open on Friday, May 15 for exercise.
Delaware Gov. John Carney announced Tuesday a statewide contact tracing plan to help limit Delawareans' exposure to the disease and restart the state's economy.
Officials say the fire reached three alarms before crews were able to control it.
According to police, Paul Marino, 86, and Lidia Marino, 85 both from Elkton, Maryland died after visiting the cemetery.
This past weekend was the first full weekend back open for a lot of businesses in Delaware.
On Tuesday, Rehoboth Beach Commissioners will be holding a virtual meeting.
The crash happened around midnight on the northbound lanes of I-495, near 12th Street.
On Sunday, health officials announced 170 additional COVID-19 cases and three new deaths.
Officials say 29-year-old Sheldon C. Francis shot the couple before getting into a gun battle with police.
On Saturday, health officials announced 166 additional COVID-19 cases and eight new deaths.
A shelter-in-place was issued for the New Castle County community after an elderly husband and wife were shot at the cemetery in Bear, around 10:15 a.m.
Gov. John Carney says the goal is to provide economic relief to people and businesses who are struggling financially.
Delaware's presidential primary has been rescheduled for July 7 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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