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Hurricane Ivan
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Hurricane Ivan is shown in this NOAA satellite image taken at 8:45 a.m. EDT on Thursday Sept. 9, 2004. Ivan intensified Thursday, heading straight for Jamaica and possibly Florida with 160 mph winds after it killed at least 16 people while pummeling Grenada, Barbados and other islands.

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October 12, 2004
School bells beckon kids to normal
October 6, 2004
Reopened bridge a 17-day wonder
October 5, 2004
I-10 bridge severed by Ivan to reopen today
September 29, 2004
Family of 4 missing after flight from Ivan
September 27, 2004
Restoring electricity just part of battle
September 25, 2004
Heartache and hope
4 crash victims were on Ivan aid mission
September 24, 2004
Seaside's mystique mostly unscathed by Ivan
Frances' cost tops $4-billion
Texas could get Ivan flooding
September 23, 2004
A week later, bad news for beach homes
Primitive conditions leave relief workers weary
September 22, 2004
I-10 bridge target: 2-laner in 3 weeks
September 21, 2004
Ivan imposes school break
Problems from Ivan remain for many
Storm's havoc would be intensified here
Medical teams rush to help victims
September 20, 2004
Pleading their way in, they find very little left
Amid the rubble, progress flickers
September 19, 2004
'It seems like it's the end of the world'
Family wonders why trucker braved storm
Nothing unscathed but patience
Wake up, try to get a life back
Naval air station, home of the Blue Angels, lies in tatters
September 18, 2004
How you can help
Ivan moves on, continues deadly destruction
Florida death toll hits 16; roads wrecked
Tranquil subdivision obliterated overnight
A nightmare of long lines, short tempers
Shelter for the ill toughs out storm
September 17, 2004
Ivan's rough waves take bite from Pinellas shoreline
'It's catastrophic'
Far from eye, it shouldn't have hit here
Concrete dome withstands Ivan
Tornadoes from hurricane were small, quick
Families weather storm together
Twisters in Jackson County hit federal prison, call center
September 16, 2004
'A very long night' to be followed by a very long day
Hospitals, shelters battered in Pensacola area
Ivan's damage not as bad as it could've been
Okaloosa County: Tornadoes, high water, panic
A violent strike
Surge turns beach into wider gulf
Tarpon flooded but soaks up blessings
Low spots feel Ivan's reach
September 15, 2004
Misery on tap for those who stay put
Alabama braces for a rough ride
In Panama City: relief, punctuated by hope
Ivan survivor: 'It got horrible'
More folks batten the hatches for Ivan


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