Residents of Tangier, Virginia faced severe effects from a powerful nor’easter that struck from October 10-12, 2025, causing significant coastal flooding, heavy rainfall, and strong winds. The storm’s prolonged duration heightened flooding risks, prompting local officials to issue warnings and prepare residents for ongoing perilous conditions throughout the region.
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Hurricane Imelda: Coastal Flooding Forecast for Tangier Island
Residents of Tangier Island, Virginia, are urged to prepare for tidal flooding as remnants of Hurricane Imelda and Humberto cause hazardous conditions. A Tidal Flooding Advisory is in effect, with high tides expected to lead to moderate flooding and water inundation. Residents and mariners should stay informed and secure outdoor items.
Tangier Council Reviews Finances, Projects at August Meeting
The Tangier Town Council met on August 22, 2025, discussing community involvement, financial reports revealing declining funds, and ongoing projects funded by grants. Residents raised concerns regarding emergency access, fire hydrant repairs, and tourism initiatives like a Halloween festival. Future meetings aim to address these issues and the town’s financial status.
‘Full Throttle’: Remembering Tangier’s Lonnie Moore, Waterman, Jokester, and ‘Poppy’
Alonza James “Lonnie” Moore III, a cherished figure on Tangier Island, passed away on August 18, 2025, at 70. Known for his vibrant spirit, humor, and dedication to the Chesapeake Bay, Lonnie’s legacy encompasses his skills as a waterman, community service, and deep love for his family. His impact will endure.
Tangier Town Council Meeting Agenda for Sept, 17, 2025
Agenda Call to Order Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Welcome by Mayor Eskridge Adoption of the Agenda Approval of the Minutes Revision of Job Description for Town Employees and Budget Update – Norm Review of Site Visit of APA Team Financial Reports: General Fund – Tracy WWTP – Kelly Fuel Dock and DEQ Project -Tommy PublicContinueContinue reading “Tangier Town Council Meeting Agenda for Sept, 17, 2025”
Coast Guard to Conduct Safety Exams
The U.S. Coast Guard will perform free courtesy safety examinations for commercial fishing vessels on Tangier Island from September 23-26, 2025. Compliance can enhance safety and avoid penalties. Dockside exams are voluntary and convenient, with boats passing inspection receiving a valid safety decal for two years. Appointments can be made by calling 757-439-8444.
Reminder of Public Meeting
TANGIER, VIRGINIA – The Town Council will conduct a Public Hearing today (September 11) at 12:15 p.m. to vote on accepting the grant from the FAA & VDOA for the upcoming airport rehabilitation project. The meeting will be held at the Town Office. The public is urged to attend!
Publice Hearing about FAA Grant
The Tangier Town Council will hold a public hearing to adopt a resolution toaccept a grant from the Federal Aviation Administration for funds to make repairson the airport. No other issues will be discussed at this time. When: Thursday, September 4, 2025Time: 6:00pmWhere: Town Office The public is encouraged to attend. Mayor & Town Council
In Memory of Dr. David M. Schulte: A Champion for Tangier Island
May 20, 1968 – August 22, 2025 The Chesapeake Bay and the vulnerable communities along its shores have lost one of their most dedicated champions with the unexpected passing of David M. Schulte on August 22, 2025. At just 57 years old, David left behind a legacy of groundbreaking research, unwavering advocacy, and profound loveContinueContinue reading “In Memory of Dr. David M. Schulte: A Champion for Tangier Island”
Stone Crabs Found in Chesapeake Bay for First Time on Record
Scientists Seek Help Documenting Possible Northward Migration CHESAPEAKE BAY – For the first time in recorded history, stone crabs have been caught in the Chesapeake Bay, marking what marine scientists believe could be evidence of the species’ expanding range. Professor Rom Lipcius of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science and Batten School is currently studyingContinueContinue reading “Stone Crabs Found in Chesapeake Bay for First Time on Record”