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Red River Floods: Adapting to Community Needs
March 30, 2009
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Red River Flood: Red Cross Flood HQ Relocated
March 28, 2009Lindsay Weber Reports from Fargo, North Dakota.
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Red River Flooding: Moorhead Shelter Update
March 28, 2009Courtney Johnson Reports from Moorhead, Minnesota
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Red River Flooding Audio: We’re Sheltering
March 25, 2009Maryann Sinkler describes the shelter efforts in response to the flooding along the Red River.
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Red River Valley Flooding: Preparing
March 23, 2009Press play to listen to the audio:
Maryann Sinkler describes the situation at “Sandbag Central” in Fargo, North Dakota. Many volunteers are helping to prepare the community by making sandbags and the Red Cross is providing food to those volunteers.
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Winter Storms Audio: Power still out in Sebago, Maine
February 26, 2009Audio recorded Feb. 25, 2009
Allen Crabtree reports from Sebago, Maine. Click play to listen to the audio:.
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.The 23 inches of snow on Sunday night the snow total in Sebago to 124 inches for the winter – more than 10 feet! Power was out to nearly our entire town (1146 homes out of 1400) and remains out to about 550 still tonight.
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Photos and Audio: Aftermath of a Home Explosion in Manchester, New Hampshire
February 24, 2009Lisa Michaud Reports:
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Winter Storms Audio: Deep snows in Maine
February 24, 2009Allen Crabtree Reports on power outages and snow in Maine. Click play to listen to the audio:
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Winter Storms: Audio Report from a Shelter Resident
February 2, 2009Press play to listen to the audio:
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Winter Storms Audio: The Youngest Volunteer
December 15, 2008Winter Storms – December 2008
Donna Stevens reports from New Hampshire:
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