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Source: news.yahoo.com --- 18 days ago
KUSA - It's been six weeks since a Tornado went through Windsor. ... Source: news.yahoo.com --- 3 days ago
Staff photo/Josh White - Pete Krause, owner of Grease Monkey, 2700 W. Broadway, said the roof and three of the walls of his business were destroyed in the July 15, 1988, Tornado. ...
Source: www.moreover.com --- 10 days ago
Extract not available. ... Source: www.ajc.com --- 20 days ago
Uninsured Victims of the May 20 Tornado that struck southeast Cherokee County are getting a second chance for federal relief. Gov. Sonny Purdue this week appealed the rejection of his earlier request for federal aid to go to individuals affected by the twister. "This incident is of such severity and magnitude that effective response and recovery is beyond the capabilities of the state and the affected local governments," Purdue said in a July 1 letter. ...
Source: www.indystar.com --- 4 days ago
Latrice Pettus apologizes for the thick, muggy air in her house. She hasn't had air conditioning since the May 30 Tornado ripped through her neighborhood at 42nd Street and Brentwood Drive. The storm ripped the air conditioner from the wall. ... Source: www.baynews9.com --- 16 days ago
1 serious injury in ND Tornado activity that destroyed 6 homes; volunteers help clear debris ... Source: www.tennessean.com --- 12 days ago
Most Macon Countians hit by the February Tornado have stuck around, but work is far from done SPECIAL REPORT Complete Tornado coverage ... Source: denver.yourhub.com --- 10 days ago
First Western Trust Bank Aids Victims of Tornado Disaster Fort Collins office matches contributions to relieve Windsor community. Fort Collins , Colo., July 15, 2008 - First Western Trust Bank ( www.fwtb.com ), the premier private bank for the western wealth management client and on... ... Source: www.kcci.com --- 9 days ago
Steve Karlin: A nationally known storm chaser and IT worker helps students prepare computers for residents hit by an EF5 Tornado. ... Source: www.thonline.com --- 9 days ago
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When disaster strikes, they're ready to respond. Monday night in Rollette County was no exception. The Mid-Dakota chapter of the American Red Cross prepares volunteers to respond to natural disasters, so when the Tornados tore through Belcourt and Rolla Monday afternoon, help was just a phone call away. So far the Red Cross has provided over 5 thousand dollars in assistance to the families affected by the tornadoes and in order to be prepared for the next disaster, the red cross is already asking for Donations. Then we have interviewers that go up and interview the client and they are able to give them monetary assistance to buy their basics of food clothing and shelter. Unfortunately that all takes money, so were really relying on the general pubic to help us out and donate back to there community through us. For more information on ways you can help you can call the American Red Cross at 852-2828 / 1-800-323-3179 or mail donations to P.O. Box 456 Minot, ND 58702. ... Source: www.buckslocalnews.com:80 --- 8 days ago
Teenager Jessica Wright, some relatives and a group of Yardley youths have returned from a disaster relief effort in Tennessee where they helped three families rebuild their homes and their lives. ...
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It's not Uncle Sam, but this army needs you too so grab a pen and paper! The Salvation Army in Minot has issued a plea for financial contributions to help the Victims of the devastating storms that tore through Belcourt and Rolla on Monday. Salvation Army spokesman Brian Skaar says the overall damage doesn't meet FEMA's criteria for federal assistance... but those who did get hit, were hit hard. Some homes need to be re-shingled, others were destroyed. Skaar says they've set a goal of $70-thousand. If you can donate, here's the phone number and/ or address to copy down... 800-SAL-ARMY or mail your check to 2445 Prior Ave. N. Roseville, Mn 55113.... or the web address is www.thesalarm.org ... Source: www.kctv5.com --- 21 days ago
A Pittsburg State photography student plans to sell photos he shot of Tornado destruction in Chapman to raise money for rebuilding its schools. ... Source: www.wctrib.com --- 1 day ago
Tom Mikelson, his wife, Linda, and their daughter, Christine, went to the basement when they saw the Tornado bearing down from the west on their six-acre hobby farm. Their horse, housed in a restored 1918-era barn - which imploded in the storm - shared their sentiment. Advertisement: READING THERAPY CENTER INC FREE initial consultation Call today 320-214-7011 ... Source: cbs4denver.com --- 24 days ago
People in Windsor are finding frustration as they rebuild after last month's Tornado. Town leaders are working to help those residents even as some of their frustrations are coming from the town itself. ... Source: www.central.edu --- 15 days ago
Central College faculty and staff collected over 1,853 items for the people of Parkersburg, Iowa, who were affected by a Tornado that hit May 25. Items were delivered to Hope Reformed Church in Parkersburg July 2, where they will be given to Tornado Victims. The Dutch football team helped clean up the town. ... Find more results for Tornado Victims on RSSMicro.com |
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AP - Scores of volunteers Tuesday helped Tornado-damaged communities in northern North Dakota clear away debris from a storm that destroyed six homes and seriously injured one man. ...
Twelve-year-old Dustin Nichols admits it’s hard for him to stay away from the family’s new weather radio when a storm is brewing. Who could blame him? Six months ago, the Nichols were blindsided by a rare winter Tornado that ripped their home off its foundation in northern Boone County. Dustin was knocked unconscious and later given four staples in his head. His grandmother, Jeanette, was nearly killed. “We ran to the basement when we saw a horizontal wall of water come by,” Dustin said. Six months after a rare January twister tore a path through Boone County, families like the Nichols are rebuilding what they can and trying to get back home. Four families were displaced by the Tornado after their homes were declared unliveable. “I don’t like this completely uprooted feeling,” said John Nichols, who has been staying with his family in temporary housing in Candlewick Lake. The Nichols have built an outbuilding on their property along Beaverton Road. They finished it two to three weeks ago. The home is next. Optimistically, they want to move in by October. The home’s foundation had yet to be laid Wednesday. They won’t try to replicate their two-story wood home. Instead a half-brick ranch is the plan. Joseph Nichols, 69, said he doesn’t stop to think about all they’ve lost. “We have to keep our spirits up. That’s the main thing,” he said. His wife, Jeanette, 65, was hospitalized for 12 days after the storm. She was the most seriously ...