Hersheypark Drive, View from Rt. 422

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Hersheypark Drive, View from Rt. 422
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Hersheypark Drive, Pizza Hut
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Another look at Hersheypark Drive
Sheetz
Bob Evans
Pizza Hut
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Bob Evans, Hersheypark Dr.
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Hersheypark Drive, Wendys
Sheetz
Wendys
Pizza Hut
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Hersheypark Dr., view from Hummelstown
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Hersheypark Drive, On-Ramp to 422 E
Rt. 422W
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Hersheypark Drive, water rescue
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This is Rt. 322 next to Bullfrog Valley
Roadleading up to the Hershey Med Center.
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Rt. 322 road collapse in front of Hershey Med
Center
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Entrance to Hershey Med Center, from University
Dr.
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Governor Road and Centerview Rd (into Med Ctr)
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N. Hockersville Road, near Penn Hotel
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Staples Parking Lot, W. Chocolate Ave.
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E. Chocolate Ave by Mansion Road
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E. Mansion Road, Hershey
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Mansion Road, from Derry Presbyterian Church
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Hershey Golf Course
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Cocoa Avenue _at_ Rt. 322/Governor Road
Homestead Rd Elementary, Middle and High
Schools not accessible
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Basketball Courts, Hershey Rec Center
Cocoa Ave.
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Baseball Fields, near Elementary School
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Baseball Fields, Cocoa Ave.
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Rosedale Apts. Entrance from Cherry Drive (behind
our house)
Alley to our backyard
Rosedale Pool
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Coming Down Areba Ave to Homestead Ave.
Java Ave./Homestead Road
Lou Vivs House , 2 doors down
Tennis Courts
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Union Canal House
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Hersheypark Drive flooded by Swatara Creek
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Main Entrance, Hersheypark
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ZooAmerica
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ZooAmerica Bison . . . they did not make it.
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As many of you know, today has been a very
difficult day at ZooAmerica. First and foremost,
the Zoo staff cares deeply about the safety and
well-being of the animals in their care, and
truly considers them members of their extended
families. Today the Zoo experienced
unprecedented flooding, more than we experienced
with Hurricane Ivan or any other severe weather
event in the company's memory. The Zoo team
began flood preparation two days ago by moving
all animals to higher ground. Recognizing the
likelihood of serious flooding, the team
activated our animal evacuation plan at noon
today to ensure that the animals were out of
harms way. This plan has been in place and
effective in all other weather-related
emergencies that the Zoo has experienced.
Unfortunately, no one could anticipate a weather
event that went from inches of rain to feet of
flooding in a matter of a few short minutes.
While we were able to ensure the safety of the
vast majority of the animals in the Zoo, flood
waters rose too quickly in the area occupied by
two of the Zoo's bison and we were not able to
rescue them. Faced with the prospect of
watching the extended suffering of the bison and
their eventual death due to drowning, the Zoo
staff chose the most humane path possible and
euthanized the bison. This is a very sad day
for us, as we've built strong bonds with all the
animals in our care. We can tell you that each of
us feels this loss very deeply.By Hersheypark
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Hersheypark
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Roller Soaker, Hersheypark
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Hersheypark, Comet Hollow
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Hersheypark, Comet Hollow
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Hersheypark, behind Aquatheatre
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Park Drive, view from ZooAmerica Bridge
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Park Drive, by ZooAmerica west side of
Hersheypark
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Mill St. and Hockersville Road
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Mill Street (at the end of our street)
Hockersville Road
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Mill Street
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Swatara Creek Flooding Rt. 39
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Middletown-Hummelstown Road
Stoverdale Church
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Entrance to Stone Creek development, Hershey
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Entrance to Stone Creek development, Hershey
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Hosss Steakhouse in Hummelstown
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Hosss in Hummelstown
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Seven-Eleven at West End of Hummelstown
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Nyes Road, West end of Hummelstown, Railroad
underpass
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Surrounding Areas Rt. 322 in Campbelltown
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Surrounding Areas Jack Williams Tire Store,
Palmyra
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Surrounding areas Rt. 734, from Hershey to
E-town