Even the Brave Harbor Doubts in Path of Storm
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MICCO, Fla.  - Virtually alone in a deserted  sprawl of 5,000 mobile homes in what may become ground zero  when Hurricane Frances makes U.S. landfall, James Olyslager is  clearly beginning to feel a bit foolish.
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By Patrick Donohue, Destin Log, Fla.  Sep. 23--The community was polled, a task force was assembled and a vision was drawn up for the redevelopment of Destin's harbor --but that plan was not approved.
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When the first waves rolled in, A.D. Chandaratna was mending a fishing net on the beach in front of the single-story  house he shares with his wife and four children. Fearing for their safety, he did the sensible thing and evacuated them to higher ground. Then he committed what could have been a fatal mistake: He went back to take a second look.
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By Chester Allen, The Olympian, Olympia, Wash.  Jun. 14--WESTPORT -- The 11 passengers and two crew members aboard the Blue Water Too charterboat got a scare on the afternoon of June 9 when 10-to-15 foot waves broke the front windows out of the boat.
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While some don't see much defiance, others see an unusual amount of tension surfacing for an all-volunteer military force.
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Forecasters cautioned Wednesday that Hurricane Ivan could pose a third consecutive threat to Floridaâs coast, leaving millions of residents thinking to themselves, ânot again.
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The claims were met with skepticism by several archaeologists, and outrage by some Christian leaders.
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By Beth Daley, The Boston Globe  Jun. 4--When an April northeaster punched a gap through the long, sandy  spit that forms Nauset Beach in Chatham, local geologists and officials were  not overly alarmed.
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ST. PAUL -- The finality of losing usually leaves the vanquished searching for answers. Not the United States hockey team.
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ST. LOUIS -- An attempt to boost breast cancer awareness is raising some concerns from the National Park Service. The service says it&#39;s not comfortable with a plan to illuminate the renowned Gateway Arch in St.
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It's one thing to embark on a 34-mile walking pilgrimage as a show of faith. When nearly 300 people turn out despite a tropical storm in the forecast, perhaps that's an even stronger demonstration.
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least 48 people and left 33 missing and rescuers are racing against time to search for survivors. Wednesday. Others died in flooding or were swept away by massive waves as Tokage, which means lizard in.
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CHICAGO -- U.S. Coast Guard vessels staging machine-gun target practice in the peaceable Great Lakes? George Heartwell does not like the idea, not one little bit. He questions the need, the risk and the appearance.
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A tsunami striking the U.S. is not a question of if but when
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It remained unclear whether the fighting was driven by differing ideologies or was merely a battle for control of the neighborhood.
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The Swift Boat saga is beginning to wear thin on the nerves of the American people. Swift Boat Veterans for Truth ads questioning Sen. John Kerryâs war record -- and pundits debating the issue ad nauseam
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They know what the winds can do. They forecast them. Fight the fires the winds fan. Ready for evacuations that, in years past, never came. They thought they knew, until seven days of fury began a week ago. From almost the beginning, this Santa Ana was different somehow.