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Hurricane Ike - News to Know
September 16, 2008
Road Runner customers can check e-mail anywhere, anytime
- Hurricane Ike - News to Know
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- Restoration end is near Of the 392,600 Entergy customers who were without power after Hurricane Ike, just over 1,000 customers remain unconnected.
- Beaumont evacuees can get lost and found
- Red Cross feeding locations
- Salvation Army feeding locations
- Distribution sites in Jefferson, Orange counties
- Blue Roof Information
- Hospitals/Health care facilities
- Banks/Financial institutions
- Schools assess Ike damage
- Road status information
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