Irene Nolan, Author at Island Free Press

UPDATE: Some popular ramps still closed by flooding

Seashore News Irene Nolan - October 13, 2015

Most off-road vehicle ramps at the Cape National Seashore have now reopened, but a few remain closed because of the flooding caused by two...

Reflections on two weeks of wicked weather

Editor's Blog Irene Nolan - October 9, 2015

Early in the last week of September, it began to look as if a coastal storm was brewing for the last weekend of...

Most facilities and ramps have now reopened on seashore

Seashore News Irene Nolan - October 9, 2015

Cape Hatteras National Park Service officials have reopened almost all visitor facilities and off-road vehicle ramps in the aftermath of a coastal storm that...

Ocracoke Island will reopens to visitors on Thursday, Oct. 8

Local News Irene Nolan - October 7, 2015

Ocracoke Island will reopen to visitors, starting on Thursday, Oct. 8. after having been closed for a week because of last week's threat from...

, but coastal flooding still a threat

Local News Irene Nolan - October 2, 2015

Residents, visitors, and emergency ma nagers on the Outer Banks are breathing a big sigh of relief, but we're not in the clear yet....

Irene Nolan

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UPDATE: Some popular ramps still closed by flooding

Reflections on two weeks of wicked weather

Most facilities and ramps have now reopened on seashore

Ocracoke Island will reopens to visitors on Thursday, Oct. 8

, but coastal flooding still a threat

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