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A look back on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and the dawn of Hurricane Gustav. link
ChezNiki reports on a meeting in Roxbury about the last days of the last Katrina evacuees at Camp Edwards:
The Herald is aghast that people of legal age are spending money on legal products and services.
Paul watches slackjawed as CNN has somebody try to stand in a wind tunnel at 111 m.p.h.
Earlier, I expressed some optimism that were Boston to be faced with a Katrina- or Rita-like impending disaster, we could evacuate the city.
Dennis wonders why Brookline schools aren't doing more to discuss Katrina with students:
Peter has the details on the New Blue Cross 2005 Benefit for Louisiana Blues Community Relief, a 12-hour benefit marathon featuring blues musicians from
This Sunday, September 18, [url=http://www.OttosAngels.com]Otto's Angels[/url] will collect items to be sent directly to refugee families in Louisiana.
WBUR had an interesting interview this morning with Carlo Boccia, Boston's homeland-security director (the interview requires RealPlayer).
The Herald hears about the New England Baptist Church signboard suggesting God hates New Orleans, sends out a reporter and a photographer.
As David notes, Mitt Romney's been taken out to the woodshed and is now hewing the Republican line on Katrina, i.e., it's all the fault of those damn Democrats i
The New England Baptist Church sign that suggests God sent Katrina to New Orleans, that is.
Mark writes:
Tangognat's posted a photo of the New England Baptist Church sign about Katrina, which asks whether the hurricane was a natural disaster or
God's anger with sin?
Wow. What was that again about Massachusetts being a liberal beacon in the conservative night? Mark reports:
John posts a whole mess of New Orleans photos (but still no word on just what he's doing down there).
Otto's Angels is collecting warm clothes for Camp Edwards evacuees who probably aren't used to our, um, brisk falls and winters.
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