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Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived devastating Hurricane Ian

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Residents of Sanibel Island will be allowed to view their homes for the first time since the storm. More than 330,000 customers in Florida remained without power as of early Wednesday. At least 109 people have been reported killed by the hurricane in the United States, with 105 of those deaths in Florida.

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Residents of Florida island cut off by Ian are set to return to survey 'unlivable' homes

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Residents of Florida island cut off from mainland by Hurricane Ian are due to survey damage today

By Nouran Salahieh, CNNResidents of Florida’s Sanibel Island are warned they could be shocked when they return by boat Wednesday morning to their hard-hit community to set eyes for the first time on the devastation wrought a week ago by Hurricane Ian, whose damage zone President Joe Biden is due to visit later in the day.“It is going to be emotional when they see their properties up close and the amount of damage that this storm inflicted upon t…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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'It is going to be emotional': Residents of Florida island cut off from the mainland by Hurricane Ian are set to return to survey 'unlivable' homes

By Nouran Salahieh, CNNA week after Hurricane Ian slammed into Florida, residents of one of its barrier islands will be allowed to return to view their homes Wednesday for the first time since the storm devastated the once tranquil community.Ian wiped out a portion of the causeway connecting Sanibel Island to the mainland, setting the stage for days of evacuations by air and sea as crews searched for those who were stranded.Sanibel Island reside…

2 years ago·Panama City, United States

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Couple on Sanibel Island floated on a fridge and broke through the ceiling to survive Hurricane Ian — then limped to mainland

Help is slowly making its way across Florida after Hurricane Ian made landfall as a Category 4 storm. The Fort Myers News-Press told the story of one couple that barely survived while riding out the storm on Sanibel Island, just off the coast of western Florida. Today was the first day that residents who left the island could come back and survey the damage. One couple who spoke to the paper described a horrifying scene of the couple using thei…

2 years ago·United States

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Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived Hurricane Ian

Many homes in the once-tranquil community on Sanibel Island "are not livable," Sanibel Fire Chief William Briscoe has said.

2 years ago·Sacramento, United States

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Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived Hurricane Ian

Many homes in the once-tranquil community on Sanibel Island "are not livable," Sanibel Fire Chief William Briscoe has said.

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived devastating Hurricane Ian

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Residents of Florida island cut off by Ian are set to return to survey 'unlivable' homes

Residents of Florida island cut off by Ian are set to return to survey 'unlivable' homes

Residents of Florida island cut off from mainland by Hurricane Ian are due to survey damage today

Residents of Florida island cut off from mainland by Hurricane Ian are due to survey damage today

'It is going to be emotional': Residents of Florida island cut off from the mainland by Hurricane Ian are set to return to survey 'unlivable' homes

'It is going to be emotional': Residents of Florida island cut off from the mainland by Hurricane Ian are set to return to survey 'unlivable' homes

Couple on Sanibel Island floated on a fridge and broke through the ceiling to survive Hurricane Ian — then limped to mainland

Couple on Sanibel Island floated on a fridge and broke through the ceiling to survive Hurricane Ian — then limped to mainland

Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived Hurricane Ian

Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived Hurricane Ian

Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived Hurricane Ian

Sanibel Island residents return to see if their homes survived Hurricane Ian

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