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17:46Now PlayingIndependent journalist Jason Peters interviewed George Toineeta, a Cherokee resident of Fairview, North Carolina whose home became uninhabitable as a result of damage from Hurricane Helene. Fortunately, Toineeta was gifted a tiny home to temporarily live in with his 14-year-old and 11-year-old grandkids—who he is raising. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT to stay out ON-THE-GROUND covering these important stories the corporate media COVERS UP.
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