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FEMA wants NC residents to move out of flood-prone areas. Just one problem. - Vimarsana News

FEMA wants NC residents to move out of flood-prone areas. Just one problem.

LINDEN — Chuck and Terry Nowiski lived in their country-style farmhouse with a wrap-around porch for 36 years before it flooded. After hurricanes Matthew and Florence, they agreed to the

Housing Market Slows Retreat from Rising Seas, Bigger Storms - Vimarsana News

Housing Market Slows Retreat from Rising Seas, Bigger Storms

Chuck and Terry Nowiski lived in their country-style farmhouse with a wrap-around porch for 36 years before it flooded. After hurricanes Matthew and

Housing market slows retreat from rising seas, bigger storms | Ben Finley / The Associated Press - Vimarsana News

Housing market slows retreat from rising seas, bigger storms | Ben Finley / The Associated Press

Chuck and Terry Nowiski lived in their country-style farmhouse with a wrap-around porch for 36 years before it flooded. After hurricanes Matthew and Florence, they said “yes” to the state’s offer to buy their place and tear it down. Nearly three years later, they’re still waiting for the money. What’s…

Housing market slows retreat from rising seas, bigger storms - Vimarsana News

Housing market slows retreat from rising seas, bigger storms

Chuck and Terry Nowiski lived in their country-style farmhouse with a wrap-around porch for 36 years before it flooded. After hurricanes Matthew and Florence, they said “yes” to the state's

Housing market slows retreat from rising seas, bigger storms - Vimarsana News

Housing market slows retreat from rising seas, bigger storms

Chuck and Terry Nowiski lived in their country-style farmhouse with a wrap-around porch for 36 years before it flooded. After hurricanes Matthew and Florence, they said "yes" to the state's offer to buy their place and tear it down.