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Saturday, September 10, 2011

25 Frightening Photos Of Hurricane Irene’s Destruction

25 Frightening Photos Of Hurricane Irene’s Destruction

This post is for everyone who has said Hurricane Irene was a joke.

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Main St. in Margaretville, NY.

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Greenwich, Connecticut.

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East Lake Road in Woodstown, New Jersey..

· 4.

Princeton, New Jersey Transit train station.

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Governor Cuomo's car in Margaretville, NY.

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Route 12 is broken in 5 places on Hatteras Island, N.C. About 2,500 people are stuck on Hatteras Island because of this.

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One of the few American elms remaining in New York City was downed inBrooklyn.

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A woman walks along Highway 12, the main road that connects Cape Hatteras National Seashore to the mainland in North Carolina.

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Bob Bianchini an engineer from the public works department, out for a safety inspection, is slammed by waves and storm surge pounding the boardwalk and the beach in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

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Patchogue, New York.

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Fleischmanns, NY.

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Ocean City, Maryland.

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Route 100 in Vermont.

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Margaretville, NY.

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Billy Stinson comforts his daughter, Erin, as they sit on the steps where their cottage once stood in Nags Head, North Carolina. The home, built in 1903 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was destroyed by Hurricane Irene.

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Tannersville, Greene County, NY.

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Mendon, Vermont along Route 4.

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Windham, NY.

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Windham, NY.

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Wilbur's Point in Fairhaven, Mass.

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Jackie Sparnackel has to abandon her van and her belongings after she ventured to check out the storm-damaged pier in Frisco, N.C.

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Vermont.

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Windham, New York.

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Harwington, Connecticut.

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Destroyed water tower in Cary, North Carolina.

When the wolf attacks, he will find not all who run with the flock are sheep.

IN GOD WE TRUST

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They Did What They Could: Three Stories

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THEY DID WHAT THEY COULD: THREE STORIES

In the days and months after 9-11, many people did what they could to help.

Richie Cabo is a horticulturalist with The Arthur Ross Citywide Nursery in New York. He was there when the beaten-up trunk of a Callery pear tree was pulled from the ashes of Ground Zero and brought to Richie and his colleagues to save. Over the years, the tree has been nursed back to life; this past December it was replanted at the site of the attack.

After September 11th, chef Angie Kardashiansold her restaurant in California and moved to New York to cook meals for the firefighters of the city. Thanks to Storycorps for help with this story.

Eric Leinung was twelve when his brother, Paul, went to work on the 100th floor of the World Trade Center on September 11th. Ten years later, Eric reports on how he found his way through the loss and worked to bring his family back together. Thanks to Radio Rookies for help with this story.

Music from this program:

The Girl with the Flaxen Hair (La fille aux cheveux de lin), Peter Schmalfuss

The Köln Concert, Pt. 1 and Pt. 3, Keith Jarrett

That's Amore, Jack Jezzro And Friends

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Explore Carroll: Opinion

Explore Carroll: Opinion

Remembering events of 10 years ago is a duty for future generations
September 9, 2011
...us back to the past, but about promises we make to our children for the future. After memorial services commemorating the 9/11 anniversary,
Post Office took shape through rain, sleet, bankruptcy, deaths
September 3, 2011
...Philadelphia ." Miraculously, the building was finally ready, in September 1934. When he's not visiting the awesome Westminster Post Office employees,
In 1915, ice cream store prohibition was tough on teachers
August 18, 2011
...their duties in the schoolroom, and had no other means of comfortable support received $200 per annum." When he is not loitering around ice cream stores,
In August 1926, Prohibition in Carroll was hotter than the weather
August 3, 2011
...over law and order, crime, bootlegging, illegal stills and alcohol was hotter than the weather. When he is not at the Carroll County 4-H and FFA Fair,
Back to school, but please leave those contagious diseases at home
August 10, 2011
...to close the schools to get funds for building and furnishing necessary schoolhouses.'" Hmmm... When he is not savoring the last days of summer,
In 1868, 'Black Friday Flood' rained down on Sykesville
July 21, 2011
...Church was built in time to see the lower portion of Sykesville swept away by the raging Patapsco." When he is not taking precautionary swimming lessons,
Promoting fun and games has been serious business in Westminster
June 25, 2011
...maybe Ron Schroers, the Westminster recreation director can fill us in on any future committees on "expectoration." When he's not on the monkey bars,
Westminster Municipal Band led a hot time in Ocean City
July 15, 2011
...a pound of peanut butter, 21 cents; and two cans of tomatoes were 15 cents." A washed-out trumpet player, Kevin Dayhoff now parades in his pajamas at his keyboard.
147 years ago, a neighbor saved Westminster from ransom … or destruction
July 8, 2011
...hours on July 9 and 10, 1864, when Westminster was spared. When he is not hiding under the bed, fire extinguisher in hand,
League of extraordinary gentlemen (and ladies) marks 75 years of municipal aid
June 18, 2011
...Safety" and "The Impact of Foreclosures on Municipalities." When he is not studying municipal playground safety,

South Carroll Fine Arts League hosts art exhibition
July 8, 2011
...C. Coleman; Barbara Taccino; Wayne McWilliams; Gale Ratley; Frank Torockio; Lucille Kerns; Darlene Jones; and Kevin Dayhoff, who also writes for The Eagle. The show is open to the public, and all of the art is available for sale. Art is...
STAFF REPORTS
O'Malley appoints state redistricting committee
July 11, 2011
Jeanne Hitchcock will chair the committee. Hitchcock, who serves as the governor's secretary of appointments, previously worked with then-Baltimore Mayor O'Malley as a deputy-mayor, and worked on the redistricting process that created single-member districts in the city.
KEVIN DAYHOFF
Municipal league convention is hot spot for meeting, and training, Carroll officials
July 5, 2011
m. and lasting until 10:30 p.m. Asked about Monday?s training sessions and presentations, Utz said he had a chance to talk with U.S. Sen.
BY KEVIN DAYHOFF,
In shelters, strangers find safety, friends
September 19, 2003
...Knapp, a food service manager for the school system. And at Winters Mill High School in Westminster, Mayor Kevin E. Dayhoff and Principal Sherri-Le Bream mingled with Red Cross workers in a shelter set up in the cafeteria. All the activity reflected...
BY JONATHAN D. ROCKOFF, Sun Staff