Hurricane Dana

The eye of Hurricane Dana was coming our way towards Las Olas Saturday morning with a landfall of around 3pm. The high Cat. 2/3 storm with gusts of 130mph is expected to retain it's strength building up a large storm surge. Everyone was running around hysterically preparing for the storm and heading to higher ground. We at the Sun-Sentinel were calm and collected wearing our flip flops and shorts in Deerfield Beach putting out the newspaper.

THIS IS JUST A TEST.....

Every year a group of us meet to have a hurricane dry run as if a storm was coming our way. We do everything to put out a newspaper to troubleshoot possible problems in the process. We found a few problems, but IT was there to help us solve them.


Robyn, Victoria and crew hard at work editing copy.


Ken proof reading copy in the hurricane newsroom center.


Michele, wearing the appropriate outfit for a hurricance, hard at work.


Frank..not sure if he's praying this is over soon or asleep?


Our fearless leader Philip surfing the net.


Don't trip on the cords.