With the approach of Hurricane Irene, we need to get ready.
Storm drains: What happens when our storm drains get clogged? The water has no where to go and our streets flood. Therefore, it is important to pick up anything that will go to the storm drains and stop them up, such as newspapers, flyers, small yard items, etc.
Flying debris: Put away anything that can become flying missles and crash into your own or your neighbors' windows, cars, etc. These items include garbage cans, recycle bins, lawn furniture, bird feeders, hanging plants, lumber, doghouses, etc. You can put most of these items in your garage.
Get together your own hurricane supplies and be prepared for power outages.
BE SAFE!
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Thankfully, Irene was pretty kind to us. Thanks to all of you for getting limbs and other debris to the curbside for city pickup. Some of us suffered only a 4 hour power outage, while others suffered longer with a 24 hour outage. Time-Warner cable TV and RoadRunner was out for most customers from Friday night until Sunday afternoon. Jeremy cleaned up our common areas on Monday. Thanks to all of you.
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