Tag Archives: Hurricane
All former living presidents appear together to raise cash for hurricane victims while Trump plays golf
Plane by plane, New York greets Puerto Ricans displaced by hurricane
There were only a few minutes left before baggage carousel No. 4 jolted to life at John F. Kennedy International Airport, soon to be ringed with people coming from Puerto Rico on one-way tickets they never would have bought if not for the hurricane. Moving at a canter, Emily Pagan and three colleagues from various New York state government agencies carted their fold-up table halfway down the Terminal 5 arrivals hall, setting it up by the carousel against a pillar.
San Juan mayor rips Trump for giving himself a perfect '10' on hurricane response
Houston Suburb Conditions Hurricane Relief Money On Residents' Vow Not To Boycott Israel
Puerto Rico by Numbers, One Month After Hurricane Maria Hit
Trump's Approval For Hurricane Response Plunges 20 Points After Puerto Rico Storms
South of New Orleans, Nate spares parish devastated by Hurricane Katrina
By Jessica Resnick-Ault BELLE CHASSE, La. (Reuters) – Residents of Louisiana’s lower Plaquemines Parish, the swampy peninsula that shadows the Mississippi River as it empties into the Gulf of Mexico, know Nate let them off very easy, certainly when compared with hurricanes of years past. As the Category 1 storm approached this weekend, memories of the devastation of Katrina 12 years ago, and to a lesser extent, Issac in 2012, loomed large in the scattered hamlets that cling to the few spots of terra firma that line the river south of New Orleans. “I had prayed for this – that we would be spared,” said Amos Cormier, president of the parish, Louisiana’s equivalent to a county.
Chef Cooks Up 130K Meals to Feed Hurricane Victims in Puerto Rico
Donald Trump Revels In Recounting The 'Very Good Towels' He Threw To Hurricane Victims
A hurricane is no reason to end the party in New Orleans
A hurricane could not deter revelers Thursday on popular Bourbon Street in New Orleans’ historic French Quarter. Just minutes before an evening curfew in the city known as “The Big Easy,” happy people continued to saunter through the streets, dance in bars and dine in restaurants. Mayor Mitch Landrieu could barely contain his irritation, admonishing those who did not heed the curfew or evacuation orders for several low-lying areas.
