Kerin Magill is a journalist based in Fenwick, Delaware. With a focus on local news, Kerin covers a wide range of topics including community events, town council decisions, crime reports, and human interest stories. Her writing for Coastal Point provides residents with timely and relevant information about their local area.
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Fenwick Island police are calling attention to a recent attempt to fraudulently sell property in the town.
Organizers of an effort to create a dog park in southeastern Sussex County held a fundraiser at the Smokey Hollow event venue near Selbyville on Wednesday, Aug. 7. Shown welcoming
Delaware Library Association officials present a $450 check to the South Coastal Library in February 2024 for a program that will help area residents prepare for coastal weather situations. Shown are DLA Treasurer Jaclyn Hale, DLA President Anne Hiller Clark, South Coastal Library Assistant Pat Young and South Coastal Library Director Sue Keefe.
Summer is coming to an end, and that means that the welcome mat is once again being rolled out in the Bethany Beach area for a group of Very Important Families.
Continuing its fight against proposed wind farms off Fenwick Island’s coastline, the Fenwick Island Town Council has voted to join with Ocean City, Md. officials to try to stop them
Pollinator plants in raised boxes will soon feature blooms to benefit bees, birds and butterflies. A bench invites visitors to sit and enjoy the quiet space at the north end of Bunting Avenue.
Susan Ryan and the crew at Good Earth Market are celebrating 20 years serving up healthy, natural options for life.
Operation SEAs the Day presented a Kevin Fleming portrait of a moonlit World War II tower to the Mason-Dixon VFW Post 7234 on Tuesday, Sept. 3, as a token of appreciation for the post’s contributions to Warrior Family Beach Week for the past 11 years. Shown are, from left: OSTD Veteran Coordinator Bill Scott; Heroes Parade Coordinator Steve Lehukey; Post Commander Jim Jensen and Heroes Parade Coordinator K.C. Waite.
Fenwick Island is continuing to work toward solutions to bayside flooding, residents learned at a special presentation by the Town’s Infrastructure Committee on Friday, Aug. 30.
John Tilghman III stood with his two children, John Tilghman IV and Janda Tilghman, as they admired the Delaware State Police horses on duty at the Freeman Arts Pavilion last
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