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Some North Beach evacuees home, some waiting
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(Cindy Chew/The Examiner)
Workers continue to secure the hillside above Broadway in North Beach in the aftermath of the landslide two weeks ago.
Workers continue to secure the hillside above Broadway in North Beach in the aftermath of the landslide two weeks ago.
SAN FRANCISCO (Map, News) - Nearly all of the residents displaced by a February rockslide in North Beach have been allowed to move back into their homes, authorities said Tuesday.
Of the dozens of housing units affected by the 75-foot-wide rockslide, caused by heavy rains on Feb. 27, only 25 remain inaccessible. One adult entertainment club on Broadway also remains closed.
Woody Baker Cohn, a spokesman for the American Red Cross, said the agency will offer long-term residence assistance to 10 families. Other residents not able to move home as of yet have found other accommodations, he said.
» 540 days ago: Some North Beach evacuees home, some waiting «
551 days ago: Rockslide spurs mayor to declare emergency
553 days ago: North Beach evacuees can’t go home
554 days ago: Rockslide creates mountain of problems
555 days ago: Thunderous landslide displaces hundreds
