Reply #118: Please see the brochure distributed by the City of Biloxi that

[merh]

I linked in post #91. Other images of the devasation can be found at the 2nd link in my sig and at these websites.

Davis Brister Reports On Camp Wilkes Damage
Al Showers Reports On Clermont Harbor Devastation
Heather Brown Talks To One Determined Survivor
Trang Pham-Bui Tours Pass School Debris
AJ Giardina Reports On Last Dolphins Rescued
Bob Snell Reports On Long Wait For Help
Bob Snell Reports On Long Beach Debris Removal
Gene Taylor Answers Constituents Questions
Jonathan Walsh Reports On Firefighters' Struggle
Marcia Hill Reports On Scruggs' Insurance Lawsuit
Steve Phillips Reports On Ship Island Damage
Couple's Home Video Shows Terrifying Moments During Katrina
Steve Phillips Reports On Lovers Lane Destruction
Brad Kessie Reports On One Waveland Man's Loss
Brad Kessie Reports On Coleman Ave Ruins In Waveland
Steve Phillips Reports On Keesler AFB Damage
Jeff Lawson Reports On Damage To Vrazel's Restaurant
Frustration mounts in Harrison County as relief efforts continue
Stone County group offers help in Wiggins
Steve Phillips Reports On Lost Biloxi History
Maryland Firefighters Lend Helping Hand To Pass Christian

Katrina Damage Tours
Aerial shots of Hurricane Katrina's destruction in Gulfport area
Aerial shots of Hurricane Katrina's destruction in Biloxi area
Aerial shots of Hurricane Katrina's destruction in Biloxi area
More Images of Hurricane Katrina
Katrina Aftermath Slideshow
http://www.wlox.com/Global/category.asp?C=63035&nav=menu40_1_1

or here:
http://www.sunherald.com/mld/sunherald/news/special_packages/hurricane_katrina/

Mississippi Coast Area News
Biloxi-Gulfport-Pascagoula-Ocean Springs-D'Iberville-Bay St. Louis-Waveland-Pass Christian-Long Beach-Moss Point-Gautier
“Mr. President, the recovery is not going exactly right,” Senator Lott said Friday. State's Congressional leaders worried over President's promise to help rebuild Coast...Harrison County has posts signs closing the beach since Gulfport opened Highway 90 to the public Thursday. The beach still has tons of debris left from Hurricane Katrina...Thousands of FEMA trailers are still needed for Coast survivors of Katrina, FEMA's goal to have residents in trailers by Christmas is unlikely to be met...The Coast's evacuation routes will have to be revised before the next hurricane season as bridges destroyed by Katrina will still be out of commission...WLOX TV to air 2-hour special on Katrina tonight starting at 7 p.m.... Harrison County's website is back online. Both the county's and the Harrison County's Sheriff websites had been out of service due to computer issue...The Coast is still in relief mode not recovery nearly three months after Hurricane Katrina. 12/2/05 4:36 PM
http://www.gulfcoastnews.com/