Bush says Katrina recovery is just beginning after year of rebuilding
President Bush revisits the Katrina scene in Biloxi as he underscores a $110 billion aid package but notes only about $44 billion spent and $77 billion released. He vows federal support for years to come, while victims remain skeptical, saying progress is uneven between Biloxi and Louisiana. The gulf area faces years of rebuilding ahead.
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Lynn” Patterson
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Baytown shelters Katrina evacuees and rebuilds lives
The Katrina evacuation reshaped Baytown as families like Williams seek stable housing and work. FEMA funds, HUD assistance, and strong Red Cross partnerships aided thousands, while local schools and churches adapted to long term needs. Volunteers and businesses fueled relief, creating a tighter community network for evacuees. Williams still faces transportation challenges amid hope for a fresh start.
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