48 miles from the beaches. Wind gusts. 5060 miles per hour. The wind would be gusting over 100 miles or hour. What a difference it makes, in a short area. The closest place to making landfall, cape canaveral. There is going to be a lot of devastation and flooding. It might not be as bad as it could have been. Jeremy nelson spent most of the day traveling to florida. He is in orlando, 15 helping our sister stations. Follow him on twitter to see we will continue to help this closely. More updates on our weather coming up. Anchor this is video of the wind in daytona beach. People bracing for the worst. Patrick we continue our coverage with abcs Lauren Lyster in New Smyrna Beach florida. Lauren matthew heading straight for florida, the brutal wind and pounding rain growing as the hurrican coast. The National Weather service saying matthew will be devastating, potentially unlike any hurricane in the modern area. Floridas governor, calling it a monster. Unfortunately this is going to kill pe
Talking about women, what he thinks about women, what he does to women, and he has said that the video doesnt represent who he is. But i think it is clear to anyone who heard it, it represents exactly who he is. Mr. Trump if you look at bill clinton, far worse. Mine are words and his was action. His was what hes done to women. Theres never been anybody in the historof nation thats been so abusive to women. So you can say it any way you want to say it, but bill clinton was abusive to women. Hillary clinton attacked those same women. Adrienne reporter Nicole Killion of our Washington Bureau joins us now live. Aside from that trump video, i know that the nominees talked about a lot of other topics tonight, right . Nikole thats right. Launched at each other. You have donald trump repeatedly calling Hillary Clinton calling calling him a clinton a liar. You see Hillary Clinton saying that Donald Trumps campaign is imploding. Shed certainly defended herself against the various accusations aga
Dec 17, 2020
Dec 17, 2020
CHARLESTON â The West Virginia Stream Partners Program recently announced the recipients of its annual grant awards, with 17 watershed groups receiving grant amounts totaling $77,025.
Locally, the Morris Creek Watershed Association will receive a $5,000 grant.
The West Virginia Stream Partners Program is a cooperative effort between the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP), the state Division of Natural Resources (DNR), the state Division of Forestry, and the Soil Conservation Agency. The program has $100,000 appropriated each year to award to watershed associations interested in protecting and restoring state streams. This year, 17 organizations received funds up to $5,000 each.
âThe West Virginia Stream Partners Program is proud to support the watershed volunteers across this state who have dedicated years to the love of West Virginia and our streams and rivers,â said Stream Partners coordinator Jenn