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A 78 very thin that kind of rings the harbor there, and we re about a half-mile to the east of that hurricane barrier. so, yeah, so if they close that, then we need it. quickly, we hear that it s possible power could be out for two to three weeks. how do you anticipate managing through that? i mean, what happens to this new opening of four months ago? well, fortunately, we put up a pretty serious backup power system just because we ve got to keep the beer cold to keep it f fermenting. that was important for us. obviously, everyone in the city is in a different situation and we will have to manage our way through it. mark, we are so grateful you took time to talk to us today. take good care of yourself and your crew there. we are keeping our fingers crossed for you. all right. thank you. ....
Now, are the waves here and the surge and we are about two hours away from high tide. shimon prokupecz, do take care of yourself and crew there. thank you so much. so the storm is bringing those heavy rains and as it does so there are a lot of residents and business owners in the northeast trying to get ready for some major flooding. mark is one who owns a brewery and taproom. as i understand it, mark, thank you for being with us, you are a few hundred feet from the providence, rhode island, harbor? that s right. we are right at the tip of the bay on the river there. just about a quarter mile east of the hurricane barrier. so we re right there. so how are you feeling this morning? a little jittery. hopefully, things will go well. i remember when i saw the first news thursday we were like a direct bull s-eye the hurricane ....
Stamford, Darien and New Canaan brace for Tropical Storm Elsa, prepare in case storm track changes FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 A duck paddles its way in high waters coming ashore at the Cove Island Marina as Tropical Storm Isaias passes through on August 4, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. The first tropical storm of the 2021 season is expected to hit Friday.Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Flooding begins at the Cove Island Marina boat launch as Tropical Storm Isaias passes on August 4, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. The first tropical storm of the 2021 season is expected to hit Friday.Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less ....
New Bedford Has a New Burrito Spot in the South End Just when you thought you ve eaten just about every kind of cuisine there is to offer here on the SouthCoast, something new has finally opened its doors. It s called Cali-Rito s and you can find this little gem down on 1409 Cove Road in New Bedford, right across the street from the hurricane barrier. Nestled in between Dairy Maid and Inner Bay Café, this delightful Mexican restaurant is home to California-style burrito, tacos, quesadillas, bowls and nachos. Courtesy Cali-Rito s Although Cali-Rito s has only been open for a couple of weeks, it is one of a few new local businesses that overcame the pandemic and proceeded to open up accordingly. Owned by a local named Fransisco Morales, the small business is the perfect way to have a little piece of California right here in our neck of the woods. ....
I was in the bahamas, hurricane barrier was off the coast, it was choppy and violent and rough and the shallow swelling from 4 feet to 7 feet so it was pretty violent and i was cold and kept going up and down the coast trying to warm up, didn t work so i was treading water with the beach at my back and from the corner of my eye, i saw a shark approaching. i thought i would scoot over a little bit as i scooted over i felt the shark s body graze my inner knee right here and i tried to turn around and start swimming towards the beach and as i did that the shark grabbed my left leg between my knee and ankle and i heard it go crunch, bite into my bones and if you go ....