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Eye on Ivan



A South Mississippi hurricane journal


Thursday, September 16, 2004

Harrison County neighborhoods, etc. 

I'm trying to catch up on the flurry of e-mails earlier today with questions about specific areas of the Coast. There were only a few in Harrison County. A couple of folks asked about Orange Grove and all reports from there are encouraging. As stated elsewhere, there have been very few flooding issues in the area and Orange Grove should be clear. Roads are generally open everywhere, although there may be the occasional tree or downed power line blocking a road.

Someone else asked about the VA Hospitals on the Coast. Both are going to return to full service Friday.
posted at # 3:35 PM




Don Hammack

Don Hammack is a staff writer for the Sun Herald. He can be reached at dthammack@sunherald.com or ivan@sunherald.com
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