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Delaware Coastal Cleanup
Community helps clean up the coast
The Rehoboth Beach Homeowners' Association directed the Rehoboth Beach area of the Cleanup. Shown are (l-r) Jon Andrews, Susan Gay, Jennifer Duncan, President Charlie Browne and Mark Saunders. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
October 4, 2015
Busy collecting trash and recording their finds are (l-r) Gayle Union, Lisa Schlosser and Jason Hegy. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Reaching for trash over the dune fence are Sterling, left, and Nettie Green. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Cape Henlopen High School Volleyball Team was working on some team bonding while cleaning up the beach. Shown are (l-r) Taylor Collier, Alison Palmer, Mallory Jones, Kiera Vitella, Cameron Wiek, Isabelle Marsico and Cailey Thornburg. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
This is the fourth year that Chuck Donohoe has participated in the Beach Cleanup. Donohoe was working on cleaning the area between the dunes and the Boardwalk. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Using tools to cleanup their favorite beach are members of the Gamuciello family from Rehoboth Beach. Shown are (l-r) Jamie, Haley, Sawyer and Hudson Gamuciello. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Rich Helinski of Georgetown used his homemade trash collector to gather trash from Rehoboth Beach. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Jeremy Lewis gathers the fine particles of trash with his group from Bank of America. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The community turned out for the 29th annual Delaware Coastal Cleanup Sept. 19. Sponsored by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, the cleanup spans the state's 97-mile eastern coastline and 51 sites, including river and ocean shorelines as well as wetland and watershed areas.
