November 19, 2012
By NewsWorksWatch First for Friday, November 16, 2012 on PBS. See more from First.
Hurricane Sandy has drawn attention once again to the impact of weather on the changing shape of Delaware's coast, nowhere is that more evident than Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. First examines how the refuge's make-up is changing and the steps that could be taken to restore it to its natural state.
NewsWorks would like to congratulate all of this year's Rutgers University graduates. You are the school's biggest graduation class ever. School officials say the class of 2013 included an estimated 14,302 graduates from the university's More »
When Superstorm Sandy damaged the beaches in the Delaware River bay, it left horseshoe crabs without a place to nest. The loss of spawning grounds dramatically worsened the plight of an endangered shorebird which depends More »
Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams wants city council to meet Tuesday to deal with the budget impasse. Council says that’s not going to happen. More »
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