Community bands together after Wednesday’s storm
As the clean-up efforts continue after Wednesday’s storm, volunteer organizations are teaming with the city to assist those most effected.
As the clean-up efforts continue after Wednesday’s storm, volunteer organizations are teaming with the city to assist those most effected.
One of the largest goals before the task force is the need to spread the word and encourage more citizens to embrace a bicycle friendly lifestyle, Scott Robinson, City Long Range and Transportation Manager, said.
The IU Bloomington campus has lost nearly 300 trees as a result of this week’s storms, according to University officials who called the tree damage the worst they have seen in 30 years.
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Brad Taylor talks about his night after Wednesday's storm hit Sam Mason Properties mobile home park.Click the link to the slideshow to view his story.
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Students and others working in the Herman B Wells Library on Wednesday moved to the library’s basement at about 10:15 p.m. to wait out the storm that damaged Sam Mason Properties and uprooted trees across the IU campus.
Mike Pershing, Monroe County Chief Deputy Sheriff , said that most major roads — in particular State Road 45 — sustained heavy damage. Most of the major roads were being cleared as of noon Thursday, but it is possible that there are county roads are impassable as they had not yet been surveyed, Pershing said.
The powerful line of storms that hammered most of the Midwest and swept through Bloomington Wednesday downed many campus trees, but caused little damage to IU buildings.
Sam Mason Properties, a local trailer park on the 6000 block of West Ind. 45, suffered the most extensive damage. Six people were hospitalized for injuries. However, none of the injuries were life threatening.
The line of storms that hit the Bloomington area last night reportedly produced rotating winds at the intersection of Fee Lane and 10th Street. These photos reveal the damage that resulted in the area.
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