The Delaware Wave

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Contents 1 The Delaware Wave 2 Sections 3 Towns in coverage area 4 Schools in coverage area 5 Affliations 6 Web Site 7 References

[edit] The Delaware Wave

The Delaware Wave is a Gannett owned English community newspaper based in Bethany Beach, Delaware. The weekly 11-inch by 17-inch tabloid newspaper, published every Wednesday, serves Bethany Beach and the surround area with in depth local coverage. It is one of three Gannett newspapers in Delaware with a circulation of approximately 22,000 per week. Others being The Delaware Coast Press and the Wilmington's The News Journal.

[edit] Sections

• News,
• Perspective
• Health Matters
• Education
• Business
• Shorelife
• Our Neighbors
• Faith & Family
• Real Estate
• Sports
• Obituaries
• Service Directory
• Classifieds
• Legals

[edit] Towns in coverage area

• Bethany Beach
• Clarksville
• Dagsboro
• Fenwick Island
• Frankford
• Georgetown
• Millville
• Millsboro
• Ocean View
• Omar
• Roxana
• Selbyville
• South Bethany

[edit] Schools in coverage area

• Indian River School District [1]
• Sussex Technical School District

[edit] Affliations

As apart of the Delmarva Media Group, the Delaware Wave is one of many weekly newspapers that works in conjunction with The Daily Times in Salisbury, Maryland.

Other Delmarva Media Group publications include:

• The Delaware Coast Press[2]
• The Chincoteague Beacon[3]
• The Delaware-Maryland Beachcomber
• The Eastern Shore News[4]
• The Ocean Pines Independent[5]
• The Worcester County Times[6]
• The Somerset Herald[7]
• The Virginia Beachcomber
• Go! Magazine
• Shorewoman

[edit] Web Site

[8] and [9].

[edit] References

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