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Another House Collapses At Cape Hatteras National Seashore - Vimarsana News

Another House Collapses At Cape Hatteras National Seashore

Crews were expected Tuesday afternoon to begin cleaning up the debris from an unoccupied house at collapsed into the ocean at Rodanthe, North Carolina, in Cape Hatteras National Seashore. It marked the sixth time in the past four years that the ocean has claimed a house on the seashore.

73-year-old man reported missing in Kansas City - Vimarsana News

73-year-old man reported missing in Kansas City

Police say Snyder was seen last on 44th Street and Moats Drive in a light blue 2021 Jeep Gladiator with California license plates.

Source: kmbc.com
Demolition begins for Rodanthe oceanfront homes bought by Park Service - Vimarsana News

Demolition begins for Rodanthe oceanfront homes bought by Park Service

Work has begun to proactively tear down two houses on the Outer Banks before they could fall into the sea like many others in recent years.

Source: yahoo.com
Warm Your Hearts With Coats Drive Starts Monday - Vimarsana News

Warm Your Hearts With Coats Drive Starts Monday

The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources (PRCR) Department will accept new and/or clean, gently used coats and jackets October 9-29 as part of its annual “Warm Your Hearts with Coats Drive.”

An Outer Banks town is falling into the ocean. Can Rodanthe be saved? - Vimarsana News

An Outer Banks town is falling into the ocean. Can Rodanthe be saved?

Ralph Patricelli bought his oceanfront home in Rodanthe in September 2021 knowing it was on borrowed time. Other beachfront homes in the neighborhood had already fallen into the Atlantic Ocean, victims of years of erosion and constant storms sweeping Hatteras Island. Patricelli knew eventually, he’d have to move his second home back from the ocean. “I felt like the house had been there since the ...

Source: yahoo.com