Several beaches along the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia coastlines are closed to swimmers after medical waste washed ashore. All ocean-facing beaches on the Assateague Island National Seashore ...

By Ali Watkins The authorities closed beaches in Maryland, Virginia and Delaware to swimmers on Sunday after medical waste — including used hypodermic needles and used feminine hygiene products ...

Beaches in three states remain closed to swimmers and waders due to trash, needles, syringes and other medical waste washing ...

The Delaware ... in Virginia to Lewes, the southernmost town on the Delaware Bay, on Sunday, Sept. 15. Municipalities and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources closed their beaches to ...

Several popular beaches along the Maryland and Delaware coast were closed to swimming after medical waste, including needles, washed ashore last week. Swimming was prohibited at beaches that included ...

Multiple stretches of beaches along the coast of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia are closed until further notice due to ...

Medical waste, including needles, and small pieces of trash started washing up from Assateague Island National Seashore in ...