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Coastal Point, July 8, 2005, Volume 2, No. 27

Local News
Patriotic celebration brings thousands to Bethany Beach
by jaime.mcnamee
Local book shops prepare for Potter
by jaime.mcnamee
Frankford council continues budget work
by jaime.mcnamee
South Bethany talks big capital project
by jaime.mcnamee
State adopts a $2.82 billion budget
by jaime.mcnamee
Kayak tour highlights wildlife of the bay
by jaime.mcnamee
The one that didn't get away
by jaime.mcnamee
Mason-Dixon Line myth exposed at beach
by jaime.mcnamee
Old Inlet team teaches surf fishing
by jaime.mcnamee
Boardwalk shop plans fund-raiser
by jaime.mcnamee
Selbyville's newest jewel
by jaime.mcnamee
2005 Legislature wraps up business for 2005
by jaime.mcnamee
Ocean View debates water for restaurant
by jaime.mcnamee
Annual bonfire heats up Fenwick Island
by jaime.mcnamee
What exactly does a state senator do?
by jaime.mcnamee
Dream comes true for Bethany Beach girl
by jaime.mcnamee
Author pens new book at local library
by jaime.mcnamee
Bireley returns to school board presidency
by jaime.mcnamee
State stalls on various local road projects
by jaime.mcnamee
ViewPoint
Letters: July 8, 2005
by jaime.mcnamee
You heard it here first ...again
by jaime.mcnamee
EDITORIAL: Let's have our voters vote
by jaime.mcnamee
Dollars & Sense
Cold Treats
by jaime.mcnamee
Sports
IRHS athletes put in some summer sweat
by jaime.mcnamee
All-Stars pull out tourney-opening win
by jaime.mcnamee
Warriors draw out week with 2-2 record
by jaime.mcnamee