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David T. Stevenson December 24, 2020 Given a choice, eight out of 10 people surveyed in the Delaware beach community prefer a proposed offshore wind project be moved farther offshore.  They also prefer power lines from the projects not come ashore in a Delaware state park. Our survey of 35,000 property owners within three miles of the beach showed 85 percent opposed to visible turbines. Responses to a state park survey on how to spend some money in Fenwick Island State Park didn’t ask about opposition to the wind project.  However, over 700 people gave an opinion in the comments...

do that. yesterday was almost too perfect for christmas. a disturbance overnight and a couple of sprinkles. 41 degrees right now at b.w.i. marshall. northwest at 8. 46 downtown. the air is dry bank and the barometer is high. there will be some changes by tomorrow. details are just ahead. >> it should have been a merry christmas for one maryland. the person holds the winning powerball ticket worth $125 million. the ticket was sold in cecil county. >> kim dacey joins us with more details. >> this is the second time somebody from maryland has won the entire jackpot. they have yet to com...

the gulf. >> there is a lot of tension and it's still quite volatile. humanitarian aid is coming tre but it is quite difficult to deliver the aid in appropriate way to the people who are suffering. >> lehrer: we have another in our blueprint america series on infrastructure. miles o'brien reports on dubuque, iowa-- a rustbelt city with big hopes for a green and vibrant future. >> it is a community where you can live, you can go to the grocery store, the drug store, the doctor's office, you can get all over... around that neighborhood and around the city without ever having an automob...

stonewalling ouse committee and said the company is doing everything possible to contain the spill. we have excerpts of his testimony and the latest from the gulf. >> there is a lot of tension and it's still quite volatile. humanitarian aid is coming there but it is quite difficult to deliver the aid in appropriate way to the people who are suffering. >> lehrer: we have another in our blueprint america series on infrastructure. miles o'brien reports on dubuque, iowa-- a rustbelt city with big hopes for a green and vibrant future. >> it is a community where you can live, you can go to...

We got close enough to see the faces of angst in these firefighters' minds as they went door to door, knocking on every house to see who was accounted for and who wasn't. we do know the county is allowing some residents back in, mainly in key largo and island mirada. if they bring proof of authentication, bringing people back in slowly, because they don't know how their loved ones or family members are. we saw incidents just beyond marathon, florida pieces that had this beach view completely devastated. it's hard to imagine what residents are going through there because it looked completely is...