Cedar Key residents remain positive despite destruction left by Hurricane Helene
Jorge Hernandez, a Cedar Key Resident, said, “Last time from Idalia, it was 18 inches; this time, it was four feet. It’s a big difference.” Those who’ve lived here all their lives know that this is only the beginning of a long road to recovery. Jorge Fernandez first saw the damage to his home while watching news coverage of the storm.
Cedar Key residents rally to rebuild after Hurricane Helene's destructive blow
Last August, Hurricane Idalia caused extensive damage to Cedar Key’s businesses and residential streets, holding the island’s previous record for the highest storm surge of nearly seven feet, according to NPR. Many people said they were still recovering from Idalia’s effects when they were slammed with another storm.
Approximately three days after Hurricane Helene made its way through Cedar Key, local business owners and members of the ...
Stoney Smith was trying to save whatever he could Saturday after Hurricane Helene gutted his business on the town's main drag ...
Officials were not letting members of the public back onto the key until residents had had a chance to return and assess the ...
As the clock ticked closer to Helene’s landfall in Florida’s Big Bend, Michael Bobbitt made a pit stop at his white bungalow ...
Cedar Key is struggling to recover after an 8-foot storm surge submerged much of the coastal town, leaving widespread ...
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Michael Bobbitt, a resident of Cedar Key, Florida, chose to ride out Hurricane Helene in his home in order to help his ...
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