Lumber rises on Florida&#39;s need to rebuild
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VANCOUVER -- An already buoyant lumber market is getting a psychological boost from the combined impact of hurricane Charley and reports of surprisingly strong US housing construction activity.
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FORT PIERCE, Fla. - Thousands of Floridians beginning the recovery process in the destructive path of Hurricane Frances were hampered by long lines, congested highways and sticky heat as the White House and teams of relief workers promised that help was on the way...
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With the third hurricane in six weeks to hit its service area, Florida Power &amp; Light Co. is scrambling to find workers from other states to help restore electricity to nearly 1.6 million
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By Scott Streater, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Feb.
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By JILL BARTON     WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.  -- It's not just roofs that have come apart and walls that are falling down...
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Two weeks after it was hit by Hurricane Charley, Florida is open for business and welcoming visitors. The organisation Visit Florida, which offers advice to holidaymakers
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By Patrick Donohue, Destin Log, Fla.  Jun. 20--Beach restoration in Destin may fi nish early.
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After getting a first look at the widespread damage left behind by Hurricane Charley, Florida residents were faced with the arduous task of sorting through the wreckage, and for some, starting over again.
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Shares of mobile home manufacturers  soared on Monday on hopes of increased business after the  destruction Hurricane Charley wreaked in Florida over the  weekend, an analyst said.
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SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Higher product prices and strong US building activity helped Australia&#39;s Rinker Group Ltd. (RIN.AU) offset rising costs and Florida hurricanes to
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By Catherine Dolinski, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Dec.
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PUNTA GORDA, Fla.  - President Bush on Sunday  assured Floridians help was on the way to ease their suffering  after a devastating hurricane, as he toured the wreckage of a  state critical to his re-election.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla., Sept. 4 -- Al Cialella is from Philadelphia, where he always thought of "sturdy" oak trees as symbols of strength. He never knew that in central Florida, the water table is so close to the surface that oak trees have unusually shallow roots. But then Hurricane Charley ripped through Kissimmee three weeks ago, knocking down oaks like bowling pins. Now he knows.
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By Patrick Donohue, Destin Log, Fla.  Jun. 2--Key leaders of the state's most important industry are coming to Destin.
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By Alison Trinidad, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville  Dec.
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Bob Ellis was picking up plywood and two-by-fours on his second trip of the day for supplies to deal with the wreckage from Hurricane Frances, the second of three
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There is increasing pressure on the Bush administration to show that the rebuilding effort is making progress.