AFTER HURRICANE IRMA - Trash still fills Keys canals: - Is cleanup finally coming? - More than four months after Hurricane Irma swept through the Florida Keys, Monroe County is about to start cleaning the island chain's debris-choked canals.
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- Author/Byline: Alex Harris, Staff Writer
- Edition: 1st State
- Section: News
- Page: 1A
- - The story tells the problem of the after math of hurricane Irma in the keys area, where people faced a major problem with the piles of trash and debris forming after storm.
- - This problem is really common after most major storms like Irma. The people who live in the coastal areas had the worst of it this time. The people of the keys are still dealing with debris from the storm.
- - The people who face this problem are who live in the coastal area that was affected by hurricane Irma.
Hey George, I don’t know if I’m not looking in the right place or what, but it seems that you only did one article when you were suppose to do five! Other than not having all five articles, the one that you do have it well done and illustrates that you knew very well what we had to do. Also, the effects still being felt because of Irma is crazy!
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