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Hurricane Ian (2022)

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Some homes still engulfed in the wake of Hurricane Ian
​​The holiday of Sukkot was coming to an end, but Rabbi Yanky Majesky of Chabad of North Orlando couldn’t shake off the concern he had for John and Marylou Klein, a senior couple who were still trapped in their home, surrounded by dangerous post-hurricane...
Hard-hit communities experience 'the season of our rejoicing’
Chabad-Lubavitch centers in cities and towns on the Gulf Coast hardest hit by Hurricane Ian are constructing large communal sukkahs where more than a thousand guests are expected to gather during the seven-day holiday. At Chabad of Naples, the preschool o...
An emotional Yom Kippur, a Jewish funeral, and Sukkot preparations accompany ongoing aid efforts
VENICE, Fla.—Even as the aid efforts continue and the rebuilding work begins for those whose lives were uprooted by Hurricane Ian a little more than a week ago, Jewish life has not stopped at Chabad of Venice, Fla.—bringing a much-needed sense of normalcy...
Only days before the storm, Chabad moved into a building that kept its electricity
In Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda, Fla., you’ll find the roofs of homes strewn along the streets, cars tossed around like toys and fallen trees perched on houses and power lines. Six days after the storm, power is still out almost everywhere; cellphone co...
Volunteers and staff provide crucial aid as losses continue to mount
In one short, horrific moment last week, Sasha Greto lost her home and everything in it to Hurricane Ian. A violent storm surge submerged her neighborhood in Venice, Fla., and brought five feet of water into her house. There was no salvaging; the water di...
Life-threatening flooding persists throughout the state
The devastation caused by Hurricane Ian has extended far beyond Florida’s Gulf Coast. When Rabbi Yosef Konikov of Chabad-Lubavitch of South Orlando learned that a family of four was trapped on the second floor of their home in Kissimmee, just south of Orl...
As raging floodwaters recede, unprecedented devastation is revealed
Thousands of residents of Southwest Florida remained trapped in their flooded homes and 2.6 million people throughout the state were still without power more than 24 hours after Hurricane Ian made landfall near Fort Myers. It was one of the most powerful ...
Category 4 storm expected to cause catastrophic flooding and damage
As the terrifying and potentially catastrophic Category 4 Hurricane Ian crashed into Florida’s Gulf Coast on Wednesday afternoon with winds of more than 150 miles per hour and storm surges of 18 feet or more, Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries reached out to res...
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