updated Sat. August 31, 2024
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NOLA.com
March 15, 2018
WLOX reports that West Ship Island, which was closed due to damage from Hurricane Nate last year, will reopen March 24. Nate's damage to the boat dock and walkway on the island prompted the National Park Service to close it in early October. The National Park Service manages Ship Island and otherÃâà...
WLOX
March 13, 2018
All national seashore areas, including the islands managed by the National Park Service off the Mississippi coast, were closed as of Oct. 6, 2017 as Hurricane Nate approached the Gulf Coast. The Category 1 storm caused varying levels of damage to piers, boardwalks, and other facilities on the islands andÃâà...
WDSU New Orleans
March 8, 2018
The island sustained an estimated $6 to $8 million in damage in October when Hurricane Nate struck the Gulf Coast. Several large schools have spring break in mid-March, including the University of Alabama, Auburn University, Troy University, the University of Mississippi and the University of SouthernÃâà...
WLOX
February 14, 2018
Last fall, Hurricane Nate damage the ferry pier, the cross-island boardwalk, the snack bar, restrooms and other buildings on the barrier island. Officials with Gulf Islands National Seashore awarded a $78,001 contract to On the Water LLC of Biloxi to repair the boardwalk. The contract to repair the ferry pier isÃâà...
New York Times
October 8, 2017
BILOXI, Miss. — This year's crushing hurricanes have submerged Houston, wrecked the Florida Keys and decimated Puerto Rico, but spared the central Gulf Coast — at least until now. Hurricane Nate, the fourth to lash the United States in just over six weeks, made landfall on Saturday in southeastÃâà...
CNN
October 7, 2017
Hurricane Nate made landfall at 12:30 a.m. CT near Biloxi, Mississippi, its second and final US landfall. Nate has ... Hurricane Nate made US landfall Saturday night as a Category 1 storm near the mouth of the Mississippi River in southeast Louisiana, the National Hurricane Center said. Landfall for #NateÃâà...
WGNO
December 31, 1999
DAUPHIN ISLAND, Al — Spring Break is underway for many students in the Gulf and the mayor of Dauphin Island says the town is ready for those who want a relaxing escape! Dauphin Island sustained an estimated $6 to $8 million dollars in damage, last October, when Hurricane Nate struck the Gulf CoastÃâà...
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