Ike?s arrival imminent, shelter update (East Montgomery County Observer)With the advancement of Ike, Montgomery County can expect high winds, tornadoes, and heavy rains. While these conditions cannot be predicted or their complete impact on the area projected, it is important for everyone to put into action their emergency plans to protect themselves and families.
Officials urge residents to protect their property (The Pasadena Citizen)With Hurricane Ike heading toward the Gulf Coast, Harris County emergency officials are urging residents to protect their homes or businesses from the force of hurricane winds, board up doors and windows with plywood or install storm shutters. Keep in mind that winds are stronger at higher elevations, such as high-rise apartments or condos.
Police blotter (Winnetka Talk)The following incidents were listed in the official reports of the Winnetka and Northfield police departments. Readers are reminded that an arrest by police does not constitute a finding of guilt; only a court of law can make that determination.
Vision for noise barriers keeps hitting a brick wall (The Times of Trenton)LAWRENCE -- Bob Morgan doesn't leave his windows open at night. James "Buz" Donnelly said his family gave up sitting on outdoor patio furniture years ago.
Ike update: 11:45 p.m. (The Woodlands Villager)Hurricane Ike is starting to rear its head in Montgomery County as residents in Montgomery and Magnolia, and possibly others areas, are without electricity.
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