February 26, 2009
Audio recorded Feb. 25, 2009

Allen Crabtree reports from Sebago, Maine. Click play to listen to the audio:
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.The 23 inches of snow on Sunday night the snow total in Sebago to 124 inches for the winter – more than 10 feet! Power was out to nearly our entire town (1146 homes out of 1400) and remains out to about 550 still tonight.
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Winter Storms (February 2009) | Tagged: audio, maine sebago, power outage, sebago, shelter, snow |
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February 24, 2009
Lisa Michaud Reports:


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February 24, 2009
Allen Crabtree Reports on power outages and snow in Maine. Click play to listen to the audio:

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Winter Storms (February 2009) | Tagged: audio, photo, radio, snow, utterli |
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February 24, 2009
Disaster Alert
Maine - A winter storm caused power outages to 140,000 homes throughout central Maine yesterday. The Red Cross opened two shelters and provided meals to people displaced by the storm.
Chapters Responding:
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Disaster Alerts, Winter Storms (February 2009) | Tagged: maine, mass care, me, mid coast, power outage, shelter, southern maine |
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February 23, 2009
Disaster Alert
Massachusetts – An explosion destroyed one home, damaged six others, and prompted the evacuation of dozens additional homes in Bristol County on Feb. 19. The chapter opened a shelter with an overnight population of 40 and provided food and drinks to first responders.
Chapters Responding:
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February 23, 2009
Disaster Alert
Georgia - On February 18 storms with high winds, hail, and possible tornadoes passed through Georgia. One shelter was opened in Valdosta, GA. The Red Cross also assessed damage to homes.
Chapters Responding:
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February 15, 2009

American Red Cross Opens Center to Assist Families Evacuated From the Crash Site Area
Buffalo, N.Y., February 14, 2009 - The American Red Cross, Greater Buffalo Chapter will open an assistance center for families evacuated from the restricted area surrounding the crash site of Continental Flight 3407.
The Center will be located at the Clarence Senior Center, 4600 Thompson Road, Clarence. It will be open Sunday, February 15 and Monday, February 16 from 12PM until 6PM. To receive services, an adult member of the family, age 18 or older, is invited to come during these times with photo identification listing their current address.
As the full impact of this incident becomes evident over the next hours and days, Red Cross workers will stay with this community as the grieving and healing process continues.
Additional information:
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Buffalo Plane Crash Feb 12 | Tagged: assistance, buffalo, clarance, clarence senior center, emotional support, evacuation, greater buffalo chapter, mental health, plane crash, Press Release |
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February 13, 2009
From The Red Cross:
- News from the Greater New York Chapter:
- News from the Northern New Jersey Chapter:
- News from the National Red Cross:
From Outside the Red Cross:
- Latest Headlines:
- Twitter Updates:
This post was originally published on Feb. 13, 2009. It was edited on Feb. 15, 2009 and Feb. 20, 2009
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February 13, 2009
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Tornadoes (February 2009) | Tagged: damage, ok, photo, photograph, photos, tornado, tornadoes |
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February 13, 2009
Numbers are changing throughout the day as communications are restored and better numbers are called in. As ice melts people are able to leave their homes and go to a warming center or a place for a hot meal.
Please Note: This information does not include the shelter that was opened last night in Buffalo, New York.
- Total American Red Cross Managed and Partner shelters: 6
- Total population of American Red Cross Managed and Partner shelters: 73
Please see the breakdown below.
Kentucky 01/09 Ice Storms
- Total number of ARC Managed and Partner Shelters: 5
- Total Occupants at Midnight: 63
Oklahoma 2/09 Tornadoes
- Total number of ARC Managed and Partner Shelters: 1
- Total Occupants at Midnight: 10
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Tornadoes (February 2009), Winter Storms (January 2009) | Tagged: shelter update, shelters, statistics, tornadoes, winter storms |
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