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To: RedBloodedAmerican

I don't know if anyone brought this up, but when Francis hit and WPB was in real bad shape, all the news stations switched to disaster mode for almost 9 days.

When Jeanne hit, WPB didn't do too bad, but both of the northern counties (Martin & St. Lucie) got nailed big time, so the local radio stations went back to normal programming in 2 days as WPB had gotten their electricity a bit quicker.

I guess it tell us which listeners matter and which don't. Rural vs. City. :-(


1,954 posted on 09/29/2004 6:21:12 AM PDT by JoeSixPack1 (At 200mph, you have no friends..)
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To: JoeSixPack1

I was wondering about that. But looking at these pics, it tells me that PB County is still hurting. It seems the damage in PB County was more widespread than Martin or St Lucie.
Not too bad here, mostly erosion and flooding this time. Not as much structural as there was with Charley and Frances.


1,955 posted on 09/29/2004 6:30:28 AM PDT by RedBloodedAmerican
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