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Resident of NJ town near Delaware River anxiously waits for next storm
NBC10’s Brenna Weick speaks to Delran’s Bob Gilbert about what has been lost already after the Delaware Avenue went over its banks after an earlier storm this week. With another storm coming, Gilbert talks about lessons learned.
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NJ homeowner shows how bad flooding got on his property
NBC10’s Karen Hua sees how the Delaware River went over its banks Wednesday, leading to flooding of homes and yards. Jim Otis says it’s the worst flooding he has seen since Superstorm Sandy.
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Ready to ring in the new year on the Delaware River waterfront
The president of the Delaware River Waterfront Corperation, Joe Forkin, details what to expect for this year’s New Year’s Eve celebrations on the Delaware River waterfront.
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Washington crossing Delaware River: Christmas reenactment returns to Pa., NJ
Hundreds will gather on both sides of the Delaware River to watch an annual Christmas Day reenactment of George Washington’s 1776 crossing.
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Suspected car thief rescued from Delaware River
A man alleged to have stolen a car was rescued from the Dealware River early Wednesday after he jumped into the cold waters in an attempt to flee police, officials said.
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S.S. United States could leave Philly after more than 25 years for redevelopment project
Facing eviction from its long-time home on the Delaware River, the group that owns the SS United States hopes to transform it into a hotel, museum and event venue in New York.
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Police make arrest in stolen sailboat chase on Delaware River
The Coast guard and Philadelphia police were involved in an unusual chase Wednesday night when a man stole a sailboat. The boat was docked at Penns Landing and the thief made it about 2 miles before the police caught up. Police say the thief also had a stolen gun on him and will face charges.
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Company Lifts Voluntary Conservation Order for 3 NJ Counties After Spill in Del. River
A voluntary conservation order has been lifted for Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties in New Jersey following a chemical spill in the Delaware River.
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Frigid Weather Puts Washington's Christmas Crossing on Dry Land in 2022
The frigid conditions kept “George Washington” and his troops from actually crossing the Delaware River during the Christmas reenactment, but didn’t keep history buffs from witnessing the annual event. NBC10’s Karen Hua reports from Bucks County.