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Former Hurricane Katrina Refugees Visit Idaho Falls LocalNews8.com, ID - 19 hours ago A family once devastated by the effects of Hurricane Katrina is now back on its feet and in Idaho Falls for a visit. Terrence and Tulisha Crawford lived in ... ... Source: news.google.com --- 4 days ago
Dog rescued during Hurricane Katrina going home KXAN-TV, TX - 37 minutes ago AUSTIN, Texas (KXAN) -- A bitter battle over a rescued dog from Hurricane Katrina ends with the New Orleans owner in jail. Shalanda Augillard was arrested ... ...
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Mind-Reading Hurricane Katrina Wired News - Jun 10, 2008 By David Axe June 10, 2008 | 1:05:00 PMCategories: 'Canes When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in late August 2005 and the levees around the city broke ... ...
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CollegeOTR Hurricane Katrina Exhibit at UNC Chapel Hill CollegeOTR, NY - 2 hours ago By JAlmanza (Chief Contributor) After the horrific devastation of Hurricane Katrina , New Orleans is a city that is yet to be completely rebuilt. ... ... Source: news.google.com --- 13 days ago
Dallas man sentenced for Hurricane Katrina fraud Dallas Morning News, TX - 1 hour ago By DAN X. McGRAW / The Dallas Morning News A 45-year-old Dallas man who duped authorities into giving him more than $23000 from federal Hurricane Katrina ... ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 12 days ago
Bernard Thomas received two years probation and was ordered to repay $23,402 to the Federal Emergency Management Agency by U.S. District Judger Reed C. O'Conner. Mr. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 18 days ago
Some of the $85 million in supplies will be given to state nonprofit agencies CNN investigation revealed FEMA gave away supplies as government surplus FEMA administrator has defended the agency's decision to give away items (CNN) -- Some of the $85 ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 15 days ago
Iconic filmmaker Spike Lee has not forgotten Hurricane Katrina. In fact, the award-winning director is considering a potential follow-up to his hit HBO miniseries When the Levees Broke. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 29 days ago
So, when the Weinmans settled on a new address near Preston Hollow in Dallas, they arrived with only art from the Big Easy to hang on the walls. ... Source: blog.wired.com --- 26 days ago
When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in late August 2005 and the levees around the city broke, flooding the city and killing hundreds, Ed Link was as surprised as everyone else. He shouldn't have been. As one of the nation's... ... Source: www.dallasnews.com --- 13 days ago
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Acclaimed US filmmaker Spike Lee is considering revisiting the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina to do a follow up to his documentary "When the Levees Broke - A Requiem in Four Acts". ...
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Spike Lee Considers Hurricane Katrina Follow-up.... Director Spike Lee is considering re-visiting the area affected by 2005's Hurricane Katrina to make a follow-up documentary to his critically acclaimed film When The Levees Broke:A Requiem In Four Acts. The moviemaker won three Emmy Awards for the 2006 film, which focused on the after effects of t... ... Source: www.medicalnewstoday.com --- 33 days ago
More than half of Louisiana and Mississippi residents affected by Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 continue to experience significant mental health problems, according to a study released on Friday by the American Medical Association, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. ... Source: mediamatters.org --- 17 days ago
On the June 19 edition of his nationally syndicated radio show, Neal Boortz asserted that "the real question" concerning the difference between the current floods in the Midwest and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 is as follows: "[W]hy is it that the people who are being affected by the floods in Iowa and the upper Midwest, why is it that they seem to be so much more capable of taking care of themselves and handling this disaster than were the people of Katrina in New Orleans?" Boortz continued, "I think the answer's pretty clear, is that up there in that part of the country, you find a great deal of self-sufficiency. Down there in New Orleans, it was basically a parasite class totally dependent on government for their existence." Boortz made the remarks during a discussion with a caller, who responded to Boortz by saying, "Right. And I don't -- and I'm not trying to and I don't want to make it a racial issue, but you don't -- " Boortz interjected, "Well, then don't." Boortz then added: "Look, it's a cultural issue, not a racial issue. In New Orleans, you had a culture of government dependence. In Iowa and the upper Midwest, you have a culture of self-sufficience -- self-sufficiency, self-reliance. It's two different cultures. It's not different races. It's different cultures." On the January 30 edition of his show, Boortz declared that the "primary blame" for "Katrina and the disaster that followed" falls on the "worthless parasites w ... Find more search results for Hurricane Katrina on RSSMicro.com |
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SDSUniverse Student Group Supports Hurricane Katrina Relief SDSUniverse, CA - 11 hours ago SDSU's student organization, College Students for New Orleans, hosted a benefit last week to assist with the continuing Hurricane Katrina relief effort. ... ...
National Post Lee considers Hurricane Katrina follow-up Ireland Online, Ireland - Jun 21, 2008 Director Spike Lee is considering re-visiting the area affected by 2005's Hurricane Katrina to make a follow-up documentary to his critically acclaimed film ... Lee planning follow up to Hurricane Katrina documentary Thaindian.com Spike Lee is Not Ready to Leave Katrina Cinematical all 19 news articles ...