Tom Saab News Today

Consumer this morning. Well break down earnings. And breaking up is hard to do the chairman of the ftc weighing in on how to separate facebook the dow and s p in the midst of a three session win streak, moving closer to erasing all of the losses from wednesdays big selloff with stocks set for modest open, does this signal a pause in the volatility jim what do you think about that question i think that thats probably wrong. I dont see a pause because at what point today do we start hearing about ...

“…continuing to rise as usual [the tide] dashed over his feet and legs without respect to his royal person,” Henry of Huntingdon, “Historia Anglorum,” circa 1129 A.D.

Federal Emergency Management Agency maps are helpful, but to find your true flood risk, it takes a mix of public resources.

Salisbury Beach residents are calling on the state and federal government to address coastal erosion concerns after spending more than a half a million dollars...

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“This is a consequence of not doing anything about climate change,” Congressman Seth Moulton said.

A Massachusetts beach community is scrambling after a weekend storm washed away nearly $600,000 worth of sand that had been trucked in to protect homes, roads and other infrastructure. The

Salisbury Beach Citizens for Change completed a $565,000-self funded dune replenishment project that finished just three days before half of the effort washed away.

Just days after trucking 15,000 tons of sand in an effort to protect beachfront homes in Salisbury, Massachusetts, Sunday's storm washed away half of it

Intense storms are more frequent due to climate change, and state funding to protect beach homes has failed to keep pace.