As I entered into Rehoboth Beach for the 68th year, I had to wonder: What was going on with Rehoboth Beach? Coming into the resort, I noticed that someone is not doing their job.
For years and years, this resort was clean – sidewalks washed and clean, and trash cans empty. Not anymore.
Trash cans are full of garbage, pouring out the top. Sidewalks are dirty. Storefront entrances dirty. What is going on?
This is a very bad situation that needs fixing, or Rehoboth Beach won’t be like it was – cleaned, neat and appealing.
Someone is not doing their job. It needs attention very fast or Rehoboth Beach won’t be popular anymore.
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