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Ophelia continues to cause flooding and beach erosion at the Jersey Shore, Del beaches

Remnants of Tropical Storm Ophelia continue to cause high winds, flooding, and beach erosion along the Delaware and New Jersey beaches.

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Delaware South Falls Short At The Bank – Town Square Delaware LIVE

Delaware South fell to Tri-Cape Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park. Delaware lost 6-5 in the semifinals of the Carpenter’s Cup Classic to last year's

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Nice weather continues for NJ, on-shore breeze keeps beaches cool

New Jersey's next chances of wet, inclement weather are coming up Wednesday evening and over the Memorial Day Weekend.

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Dolphins in NJ s Raritan River may not be a good thing to see

The seemingly happy group of dolphins were swimming in the Raritan River have not been seen since Wednesday, according to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center.

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Dolphins in NJ s Raritan River may not be a good thing to see

The seemingly happy group of dolphins were swimming in the Raritan River have not been seen since Wednesday, according to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center.

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