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Town rallies against Historical Review Board changes - Vimarsana News

Town rallies against Historical Review Board changes

The Mendocino Historical Review Board (MHRB) met on Monday, April 8, to discuss changes to its Rules and By-laws recommended by staff.

Coastal News Today | NC - Hitting too close to home: how collapses in Rodanthe foreshadow the future of beachfront properties - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | NC - Hitting too close to home: how collapses in Rodanthe foreshadow the future of beachfront properties

Rodanthe's collapsing beachfront homes, a warning for other coastal communities.

Coastal News Today | NC - Dream of a Rodanthe beach house ends with a short sale and, soon, demolition - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | NC - Dream of a Rodanthe beach house ends with a short sale and, soon, demolition

The National Park Service has purchased a pair of crumbling oceanfront homes on the northern end of Rodanthe, a move that could be the first step toward removing more homes in that erosion-threatened part of the Outer Banks.

Dream of an Outer Banks beach house ends with a short sale and, soon, demolition - Vimarsana News

Dream of an Outer Banks beach house ends with a short sale and, soon, demolition

The National Park Service has purchased a pair of crumbling oceanfront homes on the northern end of Rodanthe, a move that could be the first step toward removing more homes

Two houses that risk being washed into the sea along the Outer Banks of North Carolina are snapped up by National Parks Service for $700,000 - and both will be torn down - Vimarsana News

Two houses that risk being washed into the sea along the Outer Banks of North Carolina are snapped up by National Parks Service for $700,000 - and both will be torn down

Two beach houses in Rodanthe, North Carolina, have been purchased by the National Park Service in an effort to avoid the uncontrollable collapse of the eroded structures. The houses costed $700,000.