Hurricane Charley: August 19, 2004 coverage

Orlando Sentinel

March 20, 2019 5:51 PM PT

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Officials offer assurance that insurance providers will help residents. Animal rescue efforts spring into action.
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Pets also need help in Charley aftermath

Animal rescue after Hurricane Charley hasn’t just been a matter of helping storm victims with their dogs and cats.
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Charley may be gone, but toll keeps climbing

7:22 a.m.Early today, 391,000 people remained without power, said Kristy Campbell, spokeswoman at the state emergency management center.
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Thefts during Hurricane Charley few but costly

Jewelry and art heists in Orlando are among the crimes committed when power was out.
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Hardy find ways to lower cabin fever

The cure for cabin fever? Rent a cabin.
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In storm’s wake, sleeping problems rise

Hot nights and stress can hamper a good night’s rest, raising tempers and risks.
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Migrants cut deep by destruction, confusion

Advocacy groups set up programs to ease language barriers and provide basic needs.
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Charley changes the faces of many area golf courses

Wind knocked down many trees that added character to the courses and damaged clubhouses.
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‘We have to watch over our property’

A business with structural damage can leave a window of opportunity open for thieves.
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Requests for aid pour in to FEMA

Small businesses face challenge; how to register for aid
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