Power outages, which were spotty on Galveston Island earlier, are now widespread from the West End to the East End, as winds increase with the approach of Hurricane Ike.
I was there for other storms and I have much empathy for those who have had to leave their homes. IF YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY I CAN HELP AS INVITED GUEST you need to protect yourself and your property. Call us and we can do this by providing a well lit home and a 24 HR friend watching your property. We have the equiptment and the manpower call us if we can help 1-888-262-4449
Lynne Hawkins The Hawkins Agency, LLC Member NAIS
— By George Hawkins
on Sep. 12 at 9:14 PM
AND YES we are fullly insured and bonded. We consist of Military and Law enforcement retired
Lynne
— By George Hawkins
on Sep. 12 at 9:16 PM
good luck
— By ernie raeon
on Sep. 12 at 10:23 PM
Stan,
Thanks for keeping the information flowing. I'm stuck many miles from home. While I'm safe, I worried about my friends and family members that are still in the area. While I don't live in Galveston, I'm able to get a mental image of what's likely going on in my little nook and cranny of League City.
Now, it is just me, or is it kind of tacky for someone to come onto the blogs at a time like this to try and "hawk" some product or service.
— By Kevin Lang
on Sep. 12 at 10:48 PM
Kevin,
If it is any consolation to you, I have been in touch with a couple of people who have stayed in League City and they weather the storm fairly well. I hope that is the case with you, also.
— By Stan Blazyk
on Sep. 13 at 8:05 PM
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A UTMB retiree, he produces a daily weather forecast for Galveston.com, offers courses on various aspects of climate through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UTMB and serves as a lecturer for the Elder Hostel program at Texas A&M-Galveston.
Stan lives in Galveston with his wife, Margaret, who is a local artist, certified master gardener and master naturalist.
