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Just the sheer amount of debris produced by Hurricane Ian is difficult to imagine let alone collecting it all in a timely fashion. In Lee County, 5 million cubic yards has been gathered so far, enough to Fill Hertz Arena to the ceiling 13 times.
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Head of state Emergency Management and FEMA officials surprise Hurricane Ian victims on Pine Island
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The Center will remain open until Oct. 29 at 7 p.m., when it will close permanently.
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Most residents of Pine Island were left without water or power after being battered by Hurricane Ian. Part of the bridge connecting them to the mainland was also destroyed. In the aftermath of the storm, WLRN's Gerard Albert III spent a day with the volunteer captains running vital supply to residents trying to get their lives back together.
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Pine Island is a barrier island between Cayo Costa and Cape Coral in Southwest Florida. It was among the hardest hit by Hurricane Ian this month.
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Here's how residents can help local pet families in need after Hurricane Ian and additional resources for pet owners in Lee County.
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The early completion of emergency road and bridge repairs for Pine Island was announced on Wednesday.
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Three days after Hurricane Ian ripped through the communities on Pine Island, the coast guard organized a water-borne operation to help evacuate residents because the bridge that used to connect the island to the mainland is buckled and broken. Many residents want to stay.
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DeSantis directs expedited repairs for Pine Island access by Oct. 8; Civic association stresses needAt a press conference Sunday afternoon Governor Ron DeSantis directed FDOT to assist Lee County to expedite emergency repairs to the road and bridges that provide motorists access to Pine Island.
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Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, and Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno addressed Pine Island residents' concerns for their safety following catastrophic impacts of Hurricane Ian.