The symbol in Delaware that showed off the power of Hurricane Sandy maybe all of the sand deposited by the storm on the Coastal highway just north of Bethany Beach. ... New ‘dunes’ around Indian River ...

Delaware hopes to get traffic moving soon on the Indian River inlet bridge October 31, 2012 Governor Jack Markell has ended the state of emergency for all counties in Delaware as of 1 p.m. Wednesday ...

It's possible, but unlikely, Hurricane Irma could cut a new inlet between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. MORE: Follow Hurricane Irma's effects on the Treasure Coast Since the ...

“Sandy has started some of that work for us,” Bhatt quipped. [ FOR THE RECORD, 6:45 p.m. Oct. 1: An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that an old bridge at Indian River Inlet had ...

NORTH INLET BEACH, De. - Dozens of volunteers gathered at the beach north of the Indian River Inlet on Tuesday, not for leisure, but to clean up debris that had washed ashore or been buried in the ...

Additionally, the Indian River Inlet sand bypass plant refurbishment is expected to be complete in December 2024, though I should note the plant was never intended to be the permanent solution on ...

The system, designed to move sand from the south to the north side of the Indian River Inlet, has been inoperable ... the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers last replenished the north inlet beach after ...

Delaware must protect safety and transportation infrastructure at Indian River Inlet. ... which involved moving half a million cubic yards of sand to rebuild the beach after Hurricane Sandy. ...

In Indian River County, where high bacteria counts are rare, state tests found lots of bacteria in the lagoon at Coconut Point just south of the Sebastian Inlet State Park Monday, prompting a ...

After Hurricane Frances raised the St. Johns River by about a foot in 2004, fresh water surged through a seldom-used C-54 canal — which hugs Brevard’s southern border — for about 10 days.

Winter’s northeast winds since Hurricane Sandy have pushed sand into the inlet’s north side and narrowed the normally 360-foot wide opening by about 100 feet.