notes: More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** Death toll anything but certainProfessor leads quest for most accurate list of Katrina victims By JOSHUA NORMAN jdnorman@sunherald.com <mailto:jdnorman@sunherald.com> http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html <http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html> ____________________________________________ The Katrina Victims Project The Earth Institute at Columbia University is trying to gather the most accurate list possible of Hurricane Katrina victims. To do so, anyone who had a relative or close friend who died from Katrina-related causes is encouraged to contact the institute and share their story. Victims need not have died Aug. 29, 2005. Maybe they died in a car accident while evacuating, or maybe it happened in the days or weeks afterward from heart attack, stress, suicide or a lack of medication. Visit online: katrinalist.columbia.edu/ Phone: 1-866-511-0436, leave your phone number or contact information and someone will return your call to take down the information. The number is for the Tulane RALLY Foundation, a local partner with Columbia. - JOHN MUTTER *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** Gulfport is cracking down on people who steal copper, bronze and other precious metals. The city just passed an ordinance, requiring anyone who wants to sell the metals for recycling, to get a license. The cost is $20 a year. Companies that deal with the metals can use their business license instead, but must designate certain employees to turn in the materials. The mayor says metal thefts have really hurt the recovery across South Mississippi. "Because when people are having their homes, the pipes and wires ripped out of their homes as we're trying to recover, it's not fair. And you come in and there's been $10,000 worth of damage done, when we're struggling to pay for every nickle's worth of recovery as we can, it's just not fair for the citizens to have to deal with this." Mayor Brent Warr said. The new ordinance does not affect aluminum cans. Source: WLOX <http://www.wlox.com/Global/story.asp?S=7139847> *** White House threatens to veto national wind insurance plan By Ana Radelat Clarion-Ledger Washington Bureau WASHINGTON — A wind insurance plan proposed by 4th District Rep. Gene Taylor and championed by Democratic House leaders came under a White House veto threat Wednesday. Taylor's proposal, embodied in a flood insurance reform bill the House plans to vote on today, would add wind coverage to the National Flood Insurance Program. That would allow homeowners who want to buy insurance against windstorm damage to purchase it with their flood policies. But the Office of Management and Budget said shifting liabilities for windstorm damage from private insurers to the flood insurance program would be "fiscally irresponsible." The federal government subsidizes flood insurance policies to offer homeowners in coastal and other flood-prone regions affordable insurance. Congress established the program in 1968. But the OMB policy statement released Wednesday said adding wind coverage to flood insurance "would encourage individuals to task on risks that are inappropriate, putting themselves in harm's way because they would not have to bear the full costs of any subsequent damages." It also said all taxpayers "would be subsidizing insurance rates for the benefit of people in those high-risk areas." You can to read the entire article on this link. <http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070927/NEWS/7\ 09270383/1001/news> Gene Taylor went on to defend his bill. This will be interesting. But, regardless, it gets the issue of Katrina back in the National press for further discussion on what the current status is and what the issues are down here. Kathleen Johnson *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. -> More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** Death toll anything but certainProfessor leads quest for most accurate list of Katrina victims By JOSHUA NORMAN jdnorman@sunherald.com <mailto:jdnorman@sunherald.com> http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html <http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html> ____________________________________________ The Katrina Victims Project The Earth Institute at Columbia University is trying to gather the most accurate list possible of Hurricane Katrina victims. To do so, anyone who had a relative or close friend who died from Katrina-related causes is encouraged to contact the institute and share their story. Victims need not have died Aug. 29, 2005. Maybe they died in a car accident while evacuating, or maybe it happened in the days or weeks afterward from heart attack, stress, suicide or a lack of medication. Visit online: katrinalist.columbia.edu/ Phone: 1-866-511-0436, leave your phone number or contact information and someone will return your call to take down the information. The number is for the Tulane RALLY Foundation, a local partner with Columbia. - JOHN MUTTER *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** Gulfport is cracking down on people who steal copper, bronze and other precious metals. The city just passed an ordinance, requiring anyone who wants to sell the metals for recycling, to get a license. The cost is $20 a year. Companies that deal with the metals can use their business license instead, but must designate certain employees to turn in the materials. The mayor says metal thefts have really hurt the recovery across South Mississippi. "Because when people are having their homes, the pipes and wires ripped out of their homes as we're trying to recover, it's not fair. And you come in and there's been $10,000 worth of damage done, when we're struggling to pay for every nickle's worth of recovery as we can, it's just not fair for the citizens to have to deal with this." Mayor Brent Warr said. The new ordinance does not affect aluminum cans. Source: WLOX <http://www.wlox.com/Global/story.asp?S=7139847> *** White House threatens to veto national wind insurance plan By Ana Radelat Clarion-Ledger Washington Bureau WASHINGTON � A wind insurance plan proposed by 4th District Rep. Gene Taylor and championed by Democratic House leaders came under a White House veto threat Wednesday. Taylor's proposal, embodied in a flood insurance reform bill the House plans to vote on today, would add wind coverage to the National Flood Insurance Program. That would allow homeowners who want to buy insurance against windstorm damage to purchase it with their flood policies. But the Office of Management and Budget said shifting liabilities for windstorm damage from private insurers to the flood insurance program would be "fiscally irresponsible." The federal government subsidizes flood insurance policies to offer homeowners in coastal and other flood-prone regions affordable insurance. Congress established the program in 1968. But the OMB policy statement released Wednesday said adding wind coverage to flood insurance "would encourage individuals to task on risks that are inappropriate, putting themselves in harm's way because they would not have to bear the full costs of any subsequent damages." It also said all taxpayers "would be subsidizing insurance rates for the benefit of people in those high-risk areas." You can to read the entire article on this link. <http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070927/NEWS/7\ 09270383/1001/news> Gene Taylor went on to defend his bill. This will be interesting. But, regardless, it gets the issue of Katrina back in the National press for further discussion on what the current status is and what the issues are down here. Kathleen Johnson *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. ======= FEMA - Katrina Related http://www.gismaps.fema.gov/2005pages/katrina.shtm http://www.fema.gov/hazard/flood/recoverydata/katrina/katrina_la_maps.shtm http://www.fema.gov/hazard/flood/recoverydata/katrina/katrina_ms_index.shtm
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notes: More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** Death toll anything but certainProfessor leads quest for most accurate list of Katrina victims By JOSHUA NORMAN jdnorman@sunherald.com <mailto:jdnorman@sunherald.com> http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html <http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html> ____________________________________________ The Katrina Victims Project The Earth Institute at Columbia University is trying to gather the most accurate list possible of Hurricane Katrina victims. To do so, anyone who had a relative or close friend who died from Katrina-related causes is encouraged to contact the institute and share their story. Victims need not have died Aug. 29, 2005. Maybe they died in a car accident while evacuating, or maybe it happened in the days or weeks afterward from heart attack, stress, suicide or a lack of medication. Visit online: katrinalist.columbia.edu/ Phone: 1-866-511-0436, leave your phone number or contact information and someone will return your call to take down the information. The number is for the Tulane RALLY Foundation, a local partner with Columbia. - JOHN MUTTER *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** Gulfport is cracking down on people who steal copper, bronze and other precious metals. The city just passed an ordinance, requiring anyone who wants to sell the metals for recycling, to get a license. The cost is $20 a year. Companies that deal with the metals can use their business license instead, but must designate certain employees to turn in the materials. The mayor says metal thefts have really hurt the recovery across South Mississippi. "Because when people are having their homes, the pipes and wires ripped out of their homes as we're trying to recover, it's not fair. And you come in and there's been $10,000 worth of damage done, when we're struggling to pay for every nickle's worth of recovery as we can, it's just not fair for the citizens to have to deal with this." Mayor Brent Warr said. The new ordinance does not affect aluminum cans. Source: WLOX <http://www.wlox.com/Global/story.asp?S=7139847> *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. -> More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** Death toll anything but certainProfessor leads quest for most accurate list of Katrina victims By JOSHUA NORMAN jdnorman@sunherald.com <mailto:jdnorman@sunherald.com> http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html <http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html> ____________________________________________ The Katrina Victims Project The Earth Institute at Columbia University is trying to gather the most accurate list possible of Hurricane Katrina victims. To do so, anyone who had a relative or close friend who died from Katrina-related causes is encouraged to contact the institute and share their story. Victims need not have died Aug. 29, 2005. Maybe they died in a car accident while evacuating, or maybe it happened in the days or weeks afterward from heart attack, stress, suicide or a lack of medication. Visit online: katrinalist.columbia.edu/ Phone: 1-866-511-0436, leave your phone number or contact information and someone will return your call to take down the information. The number is for the Tulane RALLY Foundation, a local partner with Columbia. - JOHN MUTTER *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** Gulfport is cracking down on people who steal copper, bronze and other precious metals. The city just passed an ordinance, requiring anyone who wants to sell the metals for recycling, to get a license. The cost is $20 a year. Companies that deal with the metals can use their business license instead, but must designate certain employees to turn in the materials. The mayor says metal thefts have really hurt the recovery across South Mississippi. "Because when people are having their homes, the pipes and wires ripped out of their homes as we're trying to recover, it's not fair. And you come in and there's been $10,000 worth of damage done, when we're struggling to pay for every nickle's worth of recovery as we can, it's just not fair for the citizens to have to deal with this." Mayor Brent Warr said. The new ordinance does not affect aluminum cans. Source: WLOX <http://www.wlox.com/Global/story.asp?S=7139847> *** White House threatens to veto national wind insurance plan By Ana Radelat Clarion-Ledger Washington Bureau WASHINGTON — A wind insurance plan proposed by 4th District Rep. Gene Taylor and championed by Democratic House leaders came under a White House veto threat Wednesday. Taylor's proposal, embodied in a flood insurance reform bill the House plans to vote on today, would add wind coverage to the National Flood Insurance Program. That would allow homeowners who want to buy insurance against windstorm damage to purchase it with their flood policies. But the Office of Management and Budget said shifting liabilities for windstorm damage from private insurers to the flood insurance program would be "fiscally irresponsible." The federal government subsidizes flood insurance policies to offer homeowners in coastal and other flood-prone regions affordable insurance. Congress established the program in 1968. But the OMB policy statement released Wednesday said adding wind coverage to flood insurance "would encourage individuals to task on risks that are inappropriate, putting themselves in harm's way because they would not have to bear the full costs of any subsequent damages." It also said all taxpayers "would be subsidizing insurance rates for the benefit of people in those high-risk areas." You can to read the entire article on this link. <http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070927/NEWS/7\ 09270383/1001/news> Gene Taylor went on to defend his bill. This will be interesting. But, regardless, it gets the issue of Katrina back in the National press for further discussion on what the current status is and what the issues are down here. Kathleen Johnson *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner.

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notes: More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** Death toll anything but certainProfessor leads quest for most accurate list of Katrina victims By JOSHUA NORMAN jdnorman@sunherald.com <mailto:jdnorman@sunherald.com> http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html <http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html> ____________________________________________ The Katrina Victims Project The Earth Institute at Columbia University is trying to gather the most accurate list possible of Hurricane Katrina victims. To do so, anyone who had a relative or close friend who died from Katrina-related causes is encouraged to contact the institute and share their story. Victims need not have died Aug. 29, 2005. Maybe they died in a car accident while evacuating, or maybe it happened in the days or weeks afterward from heart attack, stress, suicide or a lack of medication. Visit online: katrinalist.columbia.edu/ Phone: 1-866-511-0436, leave your phone number or contact information and someone will return your call to take down the information. The number is for the Tulane RALLY Foundation, a local partner with Columbia. - JOHN MUTTER *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. -> More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** Death toll anything but certainProfessor leads quest for most accurate list of Katrina victims By JOSHUA NORMAN jdnorman@sunherald.com <mailto:jdnorman@sunherald.com> http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html <http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html> ____________________________________________ The Katrina Victims Project The Earth Institute at Columbia University is trying to gather the most accurate list possible of Hurricane Katrina victims. To do so, anyone who had a relative or close friend who died from Katrina-related causes is encouraged to contact the institute and share their story. Victims need not have died Aug. 29, 2005. Maybe they died in a car accident while evacuating, or maybe it happened in the days or weeks afterward from heart attack, stress, suicide or a lack of medication. Visit online: katrinalist.columbia.edu/ Phone: 1-866-511-0436, leave your phone number or contact information and someone will return your call to take down the information. The number is for the Tulane RALLY Foundation, a local partner with Columbia. - JOHN MUTTER *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** Gulfport is cracking down on people who steal copper, bronze and other precious metals. The city just passed an ordinance, requiring anyone who wants to sell the metals for recycling, to get a license. The cost is $20 a year. Companies that deal with the metals can use their business license instead, but must designate certain employees to turn in the materials. The mayor says metal thefts have really hurt the recovery across South Mississippi. "Because when people are having their homes, the pipes and wires ripped out of their homes as we're trying to recover, it's not fair. And you come in and there's been $10,000 worth of damage done, when we're struggling to pay for every nickle's worth of recovery as we can, it's just not fair for the citizens to have to deal with this." Mayor Brent Warr said. The new ordinance does not affect aluminum cans. Source: WLOX <http://www.wlox.com/Global/story.asp?S=7139847> *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner.
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notes: More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. -> More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** Death toll anything but certainProfessor leads quest for most accurate list of Katrina victims By JOSHUA NORMAN jdnorman@sunherald.com <mailto:jdnorman@sunherald.com> http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html <http://www.sunherald.com/212/story/153579.html> ____________________________________________ The Katrina Victims Project The Earth Institute at Columbia University is trying to gather the most accurate list possible of Hurricane Katrina victims. To do so, anyone who had a relative or close friend who died from Katrina-related causes is encouraged to contact the institute and share their story. Victims need not have died Aug. 29, 2005. Maybe they died in a car accident while evacuating, or maybe it happened in the days or weeks afterward from heart attack, stress, suicide or a lack of medication. Visit online: katrinalist.columbia.edu/ Phone: 1-866-511-0436, leave your phone number or contact information and someone will return your call to take down the information. The number is for the Tulane RALLY Foundation, a local partner with Columbia. - JOHN MUTTER *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner.

notes: More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. -> More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** SUN HERALD EDITORIAL PRESIDENTIAL VETO WOULD BREAK FAITH WITH SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Presidential veto would break faith with South Mississippi President Bush has visited South Mississippi 15 times since Aug. 29, 2005. The Sun Herald has plowed in full steam ahead on this issue with a personal plea, via the newspaper, with a plea to Mr. Bush. http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html <http://www.sunherald.com/278/story/154209.html> *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner.

notes: From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. -> More foreclosures likely By ANA RADELAT The protection Hurricane Katrina victim Julie Martin and hundreds of other Mississippians have had from foreclosures on their homes is about to end. That law, which requires landowners to pay a reasonable "carrying charge" rather than the full mortgage payment, will expire Oct. 4, making Martin and thousands of other Mississippians vulnerable to home and business foreclosures. http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/N\ EWS01/709290303/1002 <http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070929/\ NEWS01/709290303/1002> *** From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner.

notes: http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner. -> From Kathleen: The Sea Coast Echo reports from the last council meeting at Bay St. Louis that residents are being forced to "beg" for variances for Katrina Cottages: http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml <http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1587.shtml> I was at this meeting - the tone was not "user friendly". *** http://www.kansascity.com/340/story/257256.html Sep 1, 7:56 PM EDT Feds to Restrict Volunteers at Disasters By DEVLIN BARRETT Associated Press Writer http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISASTER_IDS?SITE=NYONI&SECTION=H\ OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Actually, there is GREAT scientific disagreement about what you say about sea level. By most legitimate scientific accounts, about a foot over the course of the next century is closer to the reality (not any different than the last century or the one before that). http://icecap.us/index.php/go/faqs-and-myths FEMA officials have extended the deadline to demolish and remove derelict properties in Hancock County, and more than 300 of them are being eyed for the wrecking ball...........................It's a fast-track project: property owners will be notified by mail, condemnation hearings held and the removal s completed by Dec. 31, 2007. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1535.shtml The Corp of Engineers has announced a buy out plans for large parcels of BSL, Waveland and Perlington. The proposal creates an enormous green belt while eliminating 41,000 homes. http://208.62.60.4/40/article_1512.shtml Follow the Sea Coast Echo for followups. Why on earth didnt they propose this two years ago BEFORE we slugged it out building and rebuilding all these homes? The Hancock Chamber <http://www.sunherald.com/201/story/127860.html> of Commerce is blatantly paying for happy articles- they want positive stories out there just not Katrina woes. They are willing to pay a $100 for a "positive story" published in the media outside the region. The The Gulf Coast Business Council <http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/GCNnewsGCBCspinsKatrinaRecovery082207.htm> sent out an email asking its members to contribute to the anniversary report in a positive manner.
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