@article {639277,
	title = {U.S. Gulf Coast {\textemdash} Hurricane Katrina Brings Waves of Destruction to U.S. Gulf Coast},
	journal = {Taking Bearings. Harvard Blogs},
	number = {Aug 29},
	year = {2005},
	abstract = {
	Under mandatory evacuations, I sent Brenda and Ellie (the last child left at home) to Texas for both Hurricanes Ivan (2004) and Katrina (2005).\&nbsp;Ivan scored a direct hit, the eye passed right over Sibley. Katrina devastated the Mississippi coast and caused the levee breach that flooded New Orleans, but located in the northeast quadrant of Katrina, Mobile Bay and the Gulf Coast to Pensacola also suffered severe damage.I weathered both storms at Sibley with an array of pets that could not be evacuated. Most boats not anchored out were lost. Power was out for weeks with Ivan and about a week with Katrina. Until the National Guard found its footing -- resources after Katrina were justifiably concentrated on Mississippi and New Orleans -- it was time to fire up the motorcycle, strap a pistol to my hip, and help out wherever needed. (more)

},
	author = {K.Lee Lerner}
}
