Coastal Texas Faces Heavy Damage After Hurricane Ike

April 26, 2012 | 4:35 PM

By Jillian Schantz Patrick

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GALVESTON, TX – SEPTEMBER 21: The city announced yesterday that most residents would not be allowed to return to their homes before Wednesday September 24. ()

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Coastal Texas Faces Heavy Damage After Hurricane Ike

April 26, 2012 | 4:35 PM

By Jillian Schantz Patrick

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