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The floating gardens of South Bethany were an idea of the Town’s Canal Water Quality committee to use nature-based solutions to remove nutrients from the town canals, beautify the canal

Chris Vanuga, chairman of the South Bethany Canal Water Quality Committee (CWQ), marveled this week at the standing water on a sunny day and flooding of the low-lying streets near

The South Bethany Town Council has earmarked $50,000 for a potential private contractor to remove algal bloom and spoils from the town’s intricate canal system, with two proposed dates of

Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long recognized South Bethany for its work on bicycle safety, improving walkways and pedestrian crosswalk safety, and the Town’s environmental efforts on its canals and waterways as

The South Bethany Town Council is considering investing $150,000 in an algae harvester machine, conveyor belt, hauling trailer, and parts and accessories, in order to harvest and remove unsightly algal

South Bethany Police Chief Jason Lovins is a man of very measured words. Perhaps it is the Navy training that instills in him a little more reserve. But, when Lovins