BRADENTON, Fla. (WFLA) — Bradenton officials estimated Hurricane Helene caused over $41 million in damages in the city.
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Bradenton school shifts to ‘team-teaching’ after Helene devastates Anna Maria Island saysSchool District spokesperson Michael Barber told the Bradenton Herald in an email Wednesday that there is “no definitive ...
Restaurants from Siesta Key to Anna Maria Island are beginning to reopen, while others continue to struggle with storm surge ...
In their preliminary assessment, state officials said about 95% of the beachside city was destroyed by Hurricane Helene.
More: Popular Sarasota, Bradenton restaurant, live music venue is permanently closing ...
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Bradenton Beach reopens to residents, business ownersBradenton Beach reopened to residents and business owners Thursday morning, nearly a week after Hurricane Helene devastated ...
A week later, residents in Bradenton continue to rely on bottled water after Hurricane Helene’s storm surge breached the city’s drinking water reservoir.
Bradenton Beach reopens to residents with restrictions after Hurricane Helene, prioritizing safety and recovery efforts.
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Bradenton welcomes Mobile Hygiene CentersThey are expected to serve around 200 households, near the crossroads of Manatee and Braden rivers, both of which experienced ...
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced executive actions aimed at speeding up Hurricane Helene recovery efforts during a visit ...
Hurricane Helene forced business owners to start over. Owners are cleaning up the mess after their properties flooded on Bridge Street.
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