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Month: September 2008

Galveston Like A Ghost Town After Ike

GALVESTON, Texas (AP) – Tourist-popular Galveston seems more like a debris-ridden ghost town today after Hurricane Ike. About 20 Longhorns roamed the empty neighborhoods. The west end of Galveston island, while dotted with expensive homes, had undeveloped grazing lands. Deputy city manager Brandon Wade toured the destruction with some reporters today. Hurricane Ike lowered the

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Galveston Like A Ghost Town After Ike

GALVESTON, Texas (AP) – Tourist-popular Galveston seems more like a debris-ridden ghost town today after Hurricane Ike. About 20 Longhorns roamed the empty neighborhoods. The west end of Galveston island, while dotted with expensive homes, had undeveloped grazing lands. Deputy city manager Brandon Wade toured the destruction with some reporters today. Hurricane Ike lowered the

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