Ed. — From the Sunday, Jan. 22, print edition. BY KAREN BEARDSLEE KWASNY VIRGINIA BEACH — I recently came across files from my days on the Planning
Tag: Sea Level Rise
Ed. — From the Sunday, Oct. 17, print edition. BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE COURTHOUSE — Without action, losses to flooding in Virginia Beach will mount
Flooding: Back Bay marsh restoration a focus among southern Virginia Beach projects in referendum
Ed. — From the Sunday, Oct. 3, print edition. BY SANDI SNIDER AND JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE COURTHOUSE— City voters are considering whether to support a sweeping
Ed. — The Virginia Beach flood mitigation bond referendum ballot question and information from a City Council resolution about the referendum appears below. Additional
BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE VIRGINIA BEACH — A couple of years ago, Dr. Sara Sweeten, a research scientist at Virginia Tech, stumbled across specimens of
City considers approaches to wind-driven flooding; memo casts doubt on ideas that have support from Knight
Ed. — This story originally ran in the Sept. 28 print edition. BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE COURTHOUSE — Information from preliminary study about wind tides arrived
Series of meetings on flooding, sea level rise scheduled to begin today
THE INDEPENDENT NEWS COURTHOUSE – A summer symposium series about sea level rise and flooding issues is scheduled to begin today with a discussion
BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE COURTHOUSE – The City Council on Tuesday, June 19, voted to delay two related decisions that could determine how the flood-prone
Dear Editor: Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen believes that the agricultural reserve program, or ARP, is no longer needed. That statement in itself
The author, the former Comprehensive Planning Coordinator in Virginia Beach, argues that preserving the Virginia Beach Agricultural Reserve Program within the proposed operating budget