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Fifteen years ago, Katrina roared ashore and forever altered the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Record storm surge obliterated homes, businesses, casinos, hotels and lives. Since then, the Coast has come back stronger. Now it is being tested by Hurricane Sally — which is no Katrina but is a unique threat of its own. Will the new construction hold? I sure hope so.

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Marshall Ramsey: Prepared for the Wolf

by Marshall Ramsey, Mississippi Today
September 14, 2020

<h1>Marshall Ramsey: Prepared for the Wolf</h1>
<p class="byline">by Marshall Ramsey, Mississippi Today <br />September 14, 2020</p>
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<p>Fifteen years ago, Katrina roared ashore and forever altered the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Record storm surge obliterated homes, businesses, casinos, hotels and lives. Since then, the Coast has come back stronger. Now it is being tested by Hurricane Sally -- which is no Katrina but is a unique threat of its own. Will the new construction hold? I sure hope so.</p>


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