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Shore Acres residents in St. Petersburg are grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which has left significant destruction in its wake, including homes filled with water and debris lining the streets. The community is overwhelmed as they begin the cleanup and recovery process, highlighting the storm's devastating impact.
Three children reported missing in St. Petersburg have been located safe, prompting the cancellation of a statewide Missing Child Alert issued by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. This incident underscores the effective coordination between law enforcement and the community in ensuring child safety.
Duke Energy Florida has successfully restored power to 95% of its customers statewide just 72 hours after Hurricane Helene impacted the region. A mobile command center has been established in Madeira Beach to assist with recovery efforts following the storm surge.
The Tampa Bay Rays, in response to Hurricane Helene, announced a $1 million donation for local recovery efforts and ensured that affected employees receive necessary resources. This initiative follows similar pledges from other local sports team owners, highlighting a collective effort to support the community in the wake of the storm.
Homes in Shore Acres faced devastating damage from Hurricane Helene, marking one of the area’s most severe impacts from recent storms. Despite efforts to fortify homes against flooding, many residents found their properties severely affected. The article highlights the ongoing struggle of this flood-prone neighborhood as it confronts repeated weather-related challenges.
The Howard Frankland Bridge has reopened in both directions following the impact of Hurricane Helene, which affected the area as it moved up the coastline. This reopening is significant for local transportation and infrastructure, providing a crucial link for commuters and residents.
Gandy Bridge has officially reopened in both directions following its closure due to Hurricane Helene, which impacted the area on Thursday night. The reopening is significant for local traffic and connectivity, marking a return to normalcy after the storm's disruptions.
All lanes of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge have reopened following the impact of Hurricane Helene. The reopening marks a significant development for local traffic and transportation in the region.
St. Petersburg residents are advised to refrain from flushing toilets and taking showers as the city's Northeast Sewer Treatment Plant will be shut down for at least two days, significantly impacting thousands. This maintenance work is a direct response to recent storm surge effects, highlighting the city's ongoing infrastructure challenges.
A Hillsborough County deputy has sustained serious injuries after a wrong-way driver collided with his pickup truck on the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. The driver has been arrested and charged with DUI, highlighting ongoing concerns about impaired driving in the region.