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Hurricane Charley clears the streets


Minister of Community Services, Youth, Sports and
Gender Affairs, Dr the Hon Frank McField, came
outdoors last Thursday morning with his son Joshua
to look for Hurricane Charley but found surprisingly
good weather instead.


Essential fashion for the hurricane season


No chance of fires today


George Town was like a Ghost Town


5-year-old West Bayer Mario Jackson enjoys a puddle


The police still have to work


Hurricane Charley drove everyone indoors


Edgewater Development: Better safe than sorry


A desolate looking Museum feels the force of the
storm


Zach Veton seizes the storm


Alan Patino of CUC points to a fallen tree

Hurricane photographs by Alan Markoff, Brian Buckley and Demian Saborio
Monday, August 16, 2004

 

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