Hurricane Dennis - Duke Field picks up new mission after Hurricane Dennis

Duke Field picks up new mission after Hurricane Dennis
Blackanthem.com, MI - 22 hours ago As Northwest Florida residents evacuated before the arrival of Hurricane Dennis, a 400-member contingent prepared to pull into Duke Field July 10 to begin

Our prayers for safety during Dennis answered
Clanton Advertiser, AL - 12 hours ago By Mike Kelley. Last Sunday morning we all were praying that Hurricane Dennis would not be as powerful as weather forecasters had predicted.

Dennis washes away homes, history
Daytona Beach News-Journal, FL - 8 hours ago Some of the state's oldest northern beachfronu properties wese washed awqy by the floodwaters of Hurricane Dennis, a surge that took nearly everybody on the

State takes more legal action over Dennis-induced price gouging
Tampa Bay's 10, FL - 19 hours ago Florida Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Charles Bronson is suing a Marianna hotel for allegedly jacking up its prices during Hurricane Dennis.

Oil Price Dips Again As Dennis Spares Rigs
RedNova.com, TX - Jul 15, 2005 Oil prices fell below $59 a barrel Monday after Hurricane Dennis spared oil production and refining facilities in the Gulf of Mexico, saving the market from a

Dennis: a practice run
Gadsden County Times, FL - Jul 15, 2005 In his capacity Wood is directly responsible for all emergency operations. Hurricane Dennis was his first emergency since taking the job six months ago.

Amateur Radio Deals with Dennis; Emily Emerges with New Strength:
eHam.net, UK - Jul 15, 2005 Following four days of operation as Hurricane Dennis swept through the Caribbean before making landfall along the US Gulf Coast, the Hurricane Watch Net (HWN

Volunteers help victims of Dennis
Lake City Reporter, FL - Jul 16, 2005 Now that the 120-mph winds of Hurricane Dennis have passed, some local residents are heading to Pensacola to help in the relief effort.

BP oil production platform damaged; not known if Dennis is to
MyWestTexas.com, TX - 7 hours ago miles southeast of New Orleans was floating on a 20 degree slant Monday morning when crews tried to reboard after being evacuated in advance of Hurricane Dennis

IRS Waives Diesel Fuel Penalty Due to Hurricane Dennis
Community Dispatch (press release) - Jul 15, 2005 not impose the excise tax penalty on the misuse of dyed diesel fuel in parts of Florida because of shortages of clear diesel fuel caused by Hurricane Dennis.