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FEMA NOT DOING ENOUGH for Displaced Hurricane Helene Victims: "Keep People Fed & Warm"
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January 25, 2025
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14:02Now PlayingIndependent journalist Jason Peters interviewed Terry Ramey, a local County Commissioner for Haywood County, North Carolina, about the ongoing devastation four months after Hurricane Helene ravaged North Carolina. Peters interviewed Ramey in Clyde, North Carolina—which still has hundreds of displaced residents looking for housing amidst the frigid winter weather. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT to stay out ON-THE-GROUND covering these important stories the corporate media COVERS UP.
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