Carnival of Hurricane Relief, #117
This is the 117th Carnival of Hurricane Relief.
The first Carnival of Hurricane Relief was hosted by Glenn Reynolds at the urging of Hugh Hewitt with the support of N.Z. Bear in direct response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast in 2005. It also includes areas damaged by Hurricanes Rita and Wilma.
Hosts are needed! Posts are needed! Pictures are needed!
See the CoHR homepage for details.
| Name/Handle | Blog |
| Orlando Sentinel | |
| Westbound I-10 bridge replaces span destroyed by Hurricane Ivan A year before Katrina, there was Ivan. Florida just stitched another piece back together. |
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| Clff Buchan | Forest Lake Times |
| Katrina bus leaves Dec. 26 The day after Christmas, a Lutheran pastor from Minnesota will drive a bus filled with members of his congregation to help out on the Gulf Coast. |
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| Air Force Link | |
| Keesler couple earns 2007 O’Malley award Katrina left behind more than $1 billion in damage at Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi. The base commander and his wife have now been recognized for their efforts in leading a rebuilding effort that extended far beyond the perimeter of the base. |
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| Scout Prime | First Draft |
| Slow go in Mississippi Go Zone Federal programs are usually not written to work well with local conditions. Case in point: small businesses along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast have seen no benefit from the federal Go Zone program. |
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| National Catholic Register | |
| People A New Jersey Baptist church donates a million bucks towards Katrina recovery efforts. |
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| David Schultz | The Connection |
| Down To The Delta Congressional staffers help Habitat for Humanity rebuild houses in Mississippi. |
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| Deborah Halter | National Catholic Reporter |
| Relief for the shattered spirit A seminary intern confronts widespread delayed crisis of faith while providing pastoral care to disaster relief workers in coast Mississippi. |
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| David Bonetti | St. Louis Today |
| Architecture for Humanity helps resurrect Biloxi after Katrina A design for rebuilding East Biloxi, Mississippi. |
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| Jessica K | Hands On Gulf Coast |
| Water Line The stories of two Katrina survivors, and how helping the survivors rebuild has touched a relief worker. |
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| Bayou Buzz | |
| Katrina Children In Louisiana and Gulf Coast At Risk A report isn’t really needed to tell us that children thrive in a stable environment while most merely survive in a turbulent environment. But somebody funded a report anyway to let us know that children have been badly served by all the upset following Katrina. |
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