The Crimson White is Richardson now printing confi dent in Monday - Thursday Tide offense 1C Wednesday, August 24, 2011 Serving the University of Alabama since 1894 Vol. 118, Issue 11 Tuscaloosa plants seeds of revitalization Mayor Walt Maddox discusses city’s rebirth after the storms Rosedale, April 28 Rosedale, August 23 CW | Drew Hoover CW | Drew Hoover By Taylor Holland students who were part of delivering meals and the Southeast. The Alabama EMA and FEMA Assistant News Editor “In the past [119] days, we’ve been able to working at aid stations. reported that nearly $160.5 million in federal
[email protected] come up with a vision for the 12 percent of “They played an impressive role in the recov- assistance has been approved for individuals, ery process, and I don’t think any of us will soon households and businesses in the state. University of Alabama students have played a the city that was destroyed on April 27” forget it.” The agencies also report that nearly 88,000 vital role in assisting the city’s rescue and recov- The National Weather Service determined that individuals and households in the state have ery efforts in the 119 days since an EF4 tornado — Mayor Walt Maddox the tornado that damaged much of Tuscaloosa registered for assistance, nearly 34,000 visits tore through and damaged roughly 12 percent was classified as an EF4, with peak winds reach- were made to disaster recovery centers and of Tuscaloosa on April 27, Mayor Walt Maddox as part of the total community,” Maddox said.