Hurricane Dennis - Dennis' damage clears way for major shift in quiet town

Dennis' damage clears way for major shift in quiet town
Miami Herald, FL - 20 hours ago A charming Gulf Coast fishing community stands on the brink of change. And fallout from Hurricane Dennis just may push it over the brink. APALACHICOLA, Fla.

Progressive Settles 80 Percent of Hurricane Dennis Auto Claims in
Insurance Journal - 17 hours ago Hurricane Dennis hit the Florida Panhandle 16 days ago, yet Progressive, Florida's fourth largest auto insurer reports it has settled 80 percent of its auto

MEMA Survey to Study Effectiveness of Hurricane Dennis Evacuations
Insurance Journal - Jul 25, 2005 The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is conducting a survey to determine if residents evacuated during Hurricane Dennis, shy they decided to evacuate

Hurricane Dennis unleashes wall of water on St. Marks, St. George
Florida Baptist Witness, FL - Jul 22, 2005 Hurricane Dennis tossed boats and tore docks at Shell Island Fish Camp and Marina in St. Marks July 10. Dave Field, a member of First Baptist Church in St.

HURRICANE DENNIS
Mobile Register, AL - Jul 21, 2005 The center, at 5811 Jack Spring Road, opened Saturday to serve residents who sustained damage from Hurricane Dennis, which made landfall July 10 near Navarre

ACT Alert: Hurricane Dennis, Caribbean
Reuters AlertNet, UK - Jul 21, 2005 Hurricane Dennis, a category IV hurricane, struck Haiti on 7 July and proceeded to lash Cuba between 7 - 9 July causing heavy rains and flooding in both Haiti

Crude prices fall on limited impact of Hurricane Dennis
New Ratings - Jul 21, 2005 on Thursday, since the US government report published on Wednesday indicated that the disruption of oil imports into the US due to Hurricane Dennis was lower

Pensacola Beach, closed by Hurricane Dennis, to reopen Sunday
The Ledger, FL - Jul 23, 2005 A popular Florida Panhandle beach was scheduled to open to the public Sunday after closing when Hurricane Dennis struck two weeks ago.

Thanks, Hurricane Dennis: You might have saved a life
Mobile Register, AL - Jul 24, 2005 By GENE OWENS. Cherie, like tens of thousands of others along the Gulf Coast, obeyed the voice of Gov. Bob Riley and headed north

Hurricane Dennis to cost insurers $900M, ISO says
Middle East North Africa Financial Network, Middle East - 4 hours ago SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Hurricane Dennis will cause insured losses of $900 million, making it a much less-damaging storm than the four hurricanes that