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Hurricane Ike is still fresh in the minds of Galveston residents, 18 years later
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· September 13, 2026
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Key points The storm's impact is still recalled by residents of Galveston. Memories of Hurricane Ike remain vivid for some, even after 18 years.
Memories of Hurricane Ike remain vivid for some, even after 18 years.
The storm's impact is still recalled by residents of Galveston.
Further information about the lasting effects of Hurricane Ike can be found through houstonpublicmedia.org.
Details about the storm's aftermath and its continued presence in the minds of those affected are available from this source.
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