Swimming is still off limits in Ocean City as medical waste, including hypodermic needles, continue to wash ashore. Ocean City Emergency Services Director Joe Theobald said in a statement Monday ...
"Ocean City Beach Patrol, Public Works and Emergency Services have been actively monitoring the waste washing onshore. As of this (Monday) morning, the waste and medical debris on the beach is ...
Optum, a UnitedHealth company, plans to lay off 572 NJ workers through February, with many medical practices closing after ...
OCEAN CITY, MD/FENWICK ISLAND, DE/REHOBOTH BEACH, DE - Ocean City, Fenwick Island, and Rehoboth Beach officials are prohibiting ocean swimming after discovering medical waste washed up on coastal ...
OCEAN CITY, Md. (7News) — Several beaches along the Maryland, Delaware and Virginia coastlines have had a "significant amount" of medical waste wash ashore, according to environmental officials. The ...
Water access at Ocean City and surrounding beaches on the Delmarva Peninsula was restricted Sunday after officials say a “significant” amount of medical waste, including hypodermic needles, had washed ...
Maryland officials closed the island’s beaches last Sunday when about 50 used needles, feminine hygiene products and other debris rolled in with the tide. Ocean City reopened its beaches to swimming ...
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