PHOTOS: Damage, flooding in Siesta Key, near Hurricane Milton’s landfall
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — When Hurricane Miton arrived at Florida’s Gulf Coast on Wednesday night, it made landfall near Siesta Key, an 8-mile-long island just west of Sarasota. In nearby Sarasota, Milton left debris-littered streets, trees toppled over on houses and a massive cleanup effort for residents and business owners.
She also walked over the south bridge and then hitched a ride to her home in a Sarasota County worker's truck. By 1:45 p.m.
Lance and Nichol Fountaine moved to Siesta Key in 2020 from Tennessee. Their home has flooded six times since then. Now ...
Gainesville WCJB-TV on MSN1d
Siesta Key residents get 1st look at damage after Hurricane Milton landfallAccess is restored to Siesta Key, a barrier island in Sarasota County where Hurricane Milton made landfall, and people are ...
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Siesta Key residents return home to debris and sand filling roads throughout the areaResidents throughout Sarasota County and surrounding areas entered Siesta Key for the first time since Hurricane Milton made ...
The School District of Manatee County is targeting an Oct. 15 reopening date after an initial assessment of its campuses, ...
Officials in Sarasota County are optimistic about the progress crews have made, restoring power and water to thousands of ...
President Biden calls Sarasota Mayor Liz Alpert with offer of assistance prior to landfall, but many breathed a sigh of ...
A 5-ton ex-military truck rumbles to a stop at the sight of Kathleen Killeen standing in calf-deep water while sticking her thumb out.
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