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The Sun Herald will produce an Extra Edition on Wednesday that will be delivered free of charge to hurricane shelters across the Mississippi Gulf Coast. We will leave sufficient copies so that anyone who would wish to receive a copy may drop by the shelter nearest to them to get theirs.

Due to the approach of Hurricane Ivan, normal home delivery will not be possible.

As soon as it is possible, we will resume our regular schedule of publication, but obviously that will be impacted by the storm.

Every day that we are unable to produce and deliver a paper to subscribers we intend to produce papers that will be delivered to storm shelters. We have in place a number of contingency plans to continue publication should our printing facilities be impaired.

-- The Editors

Eye on Ivan



A South Mississippi hurricane journal


Thursday, September 16, 2004

Pass High in the house 

Linda Eaton Grouell (now of Everett, Wash.) writes:

(i)I graduated from Pass High in the 60s and was married in Trinity Church while we lived there before Camille hit. It’s still a special place for me. We went through Betsy while there and I watched with angst as Ivan headed towards the shores. Your website and constant updates gave me valuable info to help me know what was happening beyond what we got here in the Pacific Northwest from the Weather Channel and CNN. Thanks for your efforts and my thoughts and prayers are with all on the Gulf Coast during the cleanup.

posted at # 3:55 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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