Va. Boy Sets Up Lemonade Stand to Help Pay Neighbor’s $500 Deductible July 19, 2012 An 8-year-old Springfield boy who set up a lemonade stand to help his neighbors rebuild their home after it was...
Nearly 20,000 in Connecticut Lost Power in July 1 Storm, Company Says July 17, 2012 Connecticut Light & Power has told state regulators that nearly 20,000 customers were without power on July 1 as strong...
A Town in Virginia Agrees to Fine Over Chlorine Leak Following Storm July 17, 2012 The town of Christiansburg in Virginia has agreed to pay $15,000 in fines and reimbursements stemming from a chlorine leak...
Vermont Woman Loses Health, Home to Post-Irene Mold July 16, 2012 A Vermont woman says she’s been forced from her home by mold that Tropical Storm Irene left behind, and she’s...
Storm Caused $375,000 in Damage to Illinois Prison July 12, 2012 Late June storms caused more than $375,000 in damage to the Dixon Correctional Center in northern Illinois. The (Bloomington) Pantagraph...
Conn. Utility to Spend $300M to Strengthen Its System Against Storms July 12, 2012 Connecticut Light & Power has filed a plan with state regulators to spend $300 million over five years to strengthen...
Maine Advises Residents to Assess Storm Risks, Review Flood Insurance July 11, 2012 Maine’s top insurance regulator is advising state residents to assess the risks associated with severe weather, and take steps to...
Microburst Storm Damages Reported in Pennsylvania, Virginia July 10, 2012 The National Weather Service says a violent storm that downed trees, damaged homes and left 1,200 residents without power in...
Be on Lookout for Mold Damage After Storms, Maryland Regulator Advises July 9, 2012 Damages from recent strong storms in the mid-Atlantic states could lead to even more damage down the road, with moisture...
Power Restoration Efforts Continue in Southern New Jersey July 6, 2012 Nearly a week after severe thunderstorms slammed into southern New Jersey, some 16,000 homes and businesses were still without electricity...