38 Quotes by Peter Judge

And the risks that we have feared all day are still on the table: the potential power outages, the coastal flooding from the astronomically high tides over the next two days. These haven't gone away.

It would have been nicer if this was a Canadian (medal). It is kind of bittersweet. At 14, I saw him around Whistler. The family moved to Whistler to further their skiing to be closer to the best training they could get.

These weren't life-threatening conditions. These were just things the staff on site thought needed more attention.

As of this morning, the situation has been described as stabilized. The water level continues to be reducing a little bit.

They were knocked off their feet. People were clapping and cheering for them. There was weeping and hugging, all this emotion. There wasn't a dry eye in the place.

Although we're not totally through with this event, we're certainly wrapping it up. Many of the rivers still are at or near flood stage ... but they're in the process of receding. We're not expecting any additional damage.

They're not talking major stuff yet. It won't be anything like it was last weekend.

Absolutely. We're keeping score. At the very least...you kind of check off in your own mind, that's how they did it, is our plan similar or different? Or (would) our plan have worked differently?

It's basically bulging. It will be a while before they open downtown Taunton and tell people it is OK to return to their homes.