Delmarva Week in Review: Memorial Day Highlights from the Coast
As Memorial Day weekend approaches, here’s a summary of key happenings in Delmarva this past week.
On Monday, a partial closure of Cave Neck Road in Milton commenced due to construction on a century-old bridge. The Delaware Department of Transportation advises that this closure will last through August.
On Tuesday, Governor Matt Meyer signed House Bill 140, allowing terminally ill adults with six months or less to live to seek medical aid in dying. The legislation includes strict eligibility criteria and safeguards to protect patients.
Wednesday brought changes to Dewey Beach, where the town council approved an increase in jaywalking fines to $50, emphasizing pedestrian safety.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday unveiled the new Rehoboth Beach Patrol Station, which is fully ADA accessible and features 96 staff lockers. The project, constructed since December 2023, totaled $5.5 million, exceeding the budget by $750,000.
Finally, on Friday, community members in Lewes received updates on Tharros Village, a proposed structured homeless community near Coastal Highway. Residents had the chance to offer feedback and learn about the project’s next steps.
Stay tuned for more updates as the summer season kicks off!
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