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Nancy May (Hartwick) Ehlen, 75 of Duluth, passed away peacefully on March 18, 2022 at the Benedictine Living Community after a long battle with Multiple Scleroses and Dementia. Nancy was born on December 22,1946 to Lawrence and Mildred Lindberg in Ashland, WL
Nancy May (Hartwick) Ehlen, 75 of Duluth, passed away peacefully on March 18, 2022, at the Benedictine Living Community after a long battle with Multiple Scleroses and Dementia. Nancy was born on December 22, 1946 to Lawrence and Mildred Lindberg in Ashland, WI.
category three storm and headed for the bahamas after ripping through the carribean eye lawns. jon: that was a category one when the center blew through but it was strong enough to rip up waves, knock out power and unleash torrential rain and flooding. jen yuen first brush, haiti, dominican republic, folks in the mid atlantic of this country are now bracing for the worst, authorities are already ordering all visitors to one of north carolina's barrier islands out. with more evacuations to come, folks along the east coast are taking precaution, moving boats to drydocks and doing what ...
and we can make the connection. and new informs just coming in on the track of hurricane irene, as well. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> jenna: hi everybody, i'm jenna lee, we're here in the fox news room and "happening now", we have big news from overseas and here, hurricane irene is a dangerous category three storm and headed for the bahamas after ripping through the carribean eye lawns. jon: that was a category one when the center blew through but it was strong enough to rip up waves, knock out power and unleash torrential rain and flooding. jen yuen first brush, haiti, d...
>> reporter: well, jon, it's really interesting, because if you take a look at this county high school, louisa county high school, there appears to be nothing wrong with it, but you look inside the halls and you see the extent of the damage, big cracks in the walls, debris strewn about, ceiling tiles down, light fixures down, we spoke with a teacher, chuck hoffman, who just wrapped up class when the quake struck, he was walking past the principal's office. listen up to this: >> the first thing i thought when i heard the rumbling, it was oh, are they working on the roof again? and of course, it...