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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media
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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media episodes
- STORM UPDATE - (9a.m. Sunday) Nate causes flooding and surge in NWF
Daily News' Nick Tomecek goes through some of the updates from Hurricane Nate.
4 min - Coach Jim McElwain speaks to the media after a tough loss to LSU 10.07.17Coach Jim McElwain speaks to the media after a tough loss to LSU 10.07.1710 min
- Rink Rap Episode 3: Special guest Mark Divver of the Providence Journal
Rink Rap, the Bruins podcast hosted by Mick Colageo. Episode 3 with guest Mark Divver of the Providence Journal.
26 min - 3 min
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- HURRICANE NATE Update (8a.m. Saturday) - Nate strengthens as CAT 1
Hurricane Nate has maximum sustained winds, of 85 mph and is positioned 245 MI south southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi River.
This storm is moving quickly north-northwest at 22 mph, its pressure at 986 millibars.
2 min - STORM UPDATE: 1p.m. - Nate continues NNW path towards Gulf Coast
As Tropical Storm Nate begins to strengthen over the northern Caribbean Sea, a shift east has created storm advisories for the Gulf Coast.
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...50 MPH. Moving NNW at 21mph
5 min - LISTEN: The latest with the Civic CenterEditor Sarah Leach and reporter Sydney Smith join digital director Brian Vernellis to discuss the latest with the Civic Center, its budget, and its future.22 min
- TROPICAL STORM NATE UPDATE (11 a.m. ET, Friday) Louisiana towns preparing for Nate's arrival
Holly Duchmann, from our sister paper — the Houma (La.) Courier — said precautions are being taken in advance of Nate's arrival.
2 min - TROPICAL STORM NATE UPDATE (9 a.m. ET, Friday) Gulf Coast prepares for Nate as it approaches t
A Tropical Storm Watch is currently in effect from the Mississippi/Alabama border to the Okaloosa/Walton County Line in Florida.
In Lousiana, where the storm is forecast to make landfall, local parishes are making sand bags available in preparation for minor flooding and storm surge. A number of floodgates have already closed and more are scheduled to close on Saturday
2 min
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