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- 1Nor'easter brings coastal flooding to Long Beach, Long Island▼Long Island nor'easter: Coastal flooding in Long Beach and other communities
A nor'easter is causing coastal flooding in Long Beach and other communities on Long Island, New York. Local coverage highlights water inundation along the shoreline as the storm pushes tides over normal levels, with residents in low-lying coastal areas facing the brunt of the flooding.
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Ocean water has surged onto beaches in Suffolk County, New York, according to PIX11. The flooding along the shoreline is drawing attention from residents monitoring conditions on Long Island's coast. Details on the cause, extent of any damage, and whether officials have issued warnings have not yet been confirmed.
- 3Entertainment boom transforms Brevard County's sleepy beach town image▼Entertainment boom hits Brevard as region sheds ‘sleepy beach town’ image
Brevard County on Florida's Space Coast is experiencing a surge in entertainment development, with new venues and attractions reshaping the region's reputation. Local business coverage describes the area as shedding its long-standing 'sleepy beach town' image as investment and visitor activity accelerate along the coast.
- 4Two charged with murder in 2018 Riviera Beach cold case shooting▼Two face murder charges in 2018 Riviera cold case fatal shooting
Two people now face murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting in Riviera Beach that went unsolved since 2018. Authorities have reopened and advanced the cold case, leading to the charges being filed years after the killing. The development brings long-awaited movement in a case that had remained dormant since the victim's death.
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A coastal storm has flooded streets in Ocean City, Maryland, with high water inundating roads in the popular beach resort town. The flooding is being reported by local news outlets in the region. No details were immediately available on the extent of damage, injuries, or how long flood conditions may persist as the storm moves through the area.