More Tornado Business
I've been trying to change the blog template to reflect a better site for donating to tornado relief in Parkersburg...but so far Silly Blogger will not let me change it...
So here's a link to the local (Hawkeye) chapter of the Red Cross.
Or you can send a check or money order to:
Putting "Iowa Tornaoes 2008" in the memo line will ensure a contribution goes to local relief.
Thanks!
Now, you may have already seen this on the evening news, but in case you didn't, here's a view from the security camera of an ATM outside the Bank in Parkersburg...it gives a unique look at destructive winds hitting the house across the street...
And here's what it looked like inside the bank...
Aplington/Parkerersburg Schools decided to simply end the school year. They hope to have a new building in a year.
There are 150 National Guardsmen staying in town to help with cleanup and protect form looters. No one is allowed into town unless they have some official business.
Here's a fourth-hand account of one man, who talked to someone at church, who in turn told the story to Loren:
The man had just barely gotten into his basement when the tornado hit. He looked up and saw his house taken away. A few moments later he saw two cows fly over...
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So here's a link to the local (Hawkeye) chapter of the Red Cross.
Or you can send a check or money order to:
American Red Cross Hawkeye Chapter
2530 University Avenue
PO Box 1680
Waterloo, IA 50704
Putting "Iowa Tornaoes 2008" in the memo line will ensure a contribution goes to local relief.
Thanks!
Now, you may have already seen this on the evening news, but in case you didn't, here's a view from the security camera of an ATM outside the Bank in Parkersburg...it gives a unique look at destructive winds hitting the house across the street...
And here's what it looked like inside the bank...
Aplington/Parkerersburg Schools decided to simply end the school year. They hope to have a new building in a year.
There are 150 National Guardsmen staying in town to help with cleanup and protect form looters. No one is allowed into town unless they have some official business.
Here's a fourth-hand account of one man, who talked to someone at church, who in turn told the story to Loren:
The man had just barely gotten into his basement when the tornado hit. He looked up and saw his house taken away. A few moments later he saw two cows fly over...
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2 Comments:
jaw dropping footage there
A-men
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