Some Siesta Key restaurants reopen after Hurricane Milton
Lobster Pot in Siesta Key Village had to tear out drywall after Hurricane Helene, but its owners, Kathy and Glen Medeiros, say they hope to be open in six to eight weeks. Fortunately, their home on Siesta Key has a living area elevated above the water-damaged portion of the house.
Siesta would’ve been worse off, he believes, if Milton hit further north and generated more storm surge on the key.
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Storm surge damage seen across the island in Siesta KeyStorm surge damage in Siesta Key can be seen across the island after Hurricane Milton made landfall Wednesday night.
Lance and Nichol Fountaine moved to Siesta Key in 2020 from Tennessee. Their home has flooded six times since then. Now ...
Residents in Siesta Key returned to the island on Thursday following powerful Hurricane Milton moving through.
Hurricane Helene caused a massive storm surge near Tampa. Residents feared a repeat with Hurricane Milton, but instead it led ...
Residents face an uphill battle as they rebuild from the back-to-back storms that devastated Florida communities.
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