Bonnie’s near miss leaves Wrightsville Beach wary
Carolinians breathed relief as Bonnie brushed ashore along the North Carolina coast sparing most homes. Dentists and residents reported minor damage, power outages to about 350,000, and praise for sand replenishment that helped protect shorefront sites including Shell Island Resort and a Wilmington high school.
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Bonnie drenchs NC coast as tropical storm weakens
Bonnie, downgraded to a tropical storm, drenched the North Carolina coast with over 10 inches of rain in places while forecasters said severe flooding was unlikely. Winds dropped from 115 mph to 65 mph as the storm moved offshore, leaving few deaths or major damages and prompting relief from officials. Authorities noted dry soil and flat terrain helped absorb rainfall and that the Carolinas fared better than feared.
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Storm victim may be alive says police in New Jersey
Mandarino Sr claims his son may be alive after authorities hunted for a man thought to have drowned in rough Hurricane Bonnie surf at Mandarino Beach, with more than 100 divers, lifeguards, and police failing to find a body. Police suspect a fake drowning.
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