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Published Fri, Sep 03, 2010 10:17 AM
Modified Fri, Sep 03, 2010 02:12 PM
Modified Fri, Sep 03, 2010 02:12 PM
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Farmers get access to more help after Irene
North Carolina farmers affected by Hurricane Irene last August and by tornadoes in April can get more help from the federal government with more loan options and payments to recover from crop losses. -
2 damaged cemeteries reopen
Two of the three city cemeteries damaged by last spring's tornadoes have reopened to the public, and the third is expected to reopen soon. -
DOT may give N.C. 12 a lift
Prodded by the urgent need for long-term repairs to a storm-ravaged Outer Banks highway the state Department of Transportation is moving toward a solution expected to include elevating more than four miles of N.C. 12 onto bridges. -
Tornadoes in Southeast kill 6 and flatten homes
A day after deadly tornadoes struck the Southeast, survivors looked for what they could salvage, huddled in loved ones' hospital rooms and shared stories of how they made it through the furious storms. -
Post-Irene aid for N.C. reaches $64 million
More than $64 million has been approved for disaster aid in North Carolina in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. -
Raleigh hires cleanup crew for storm-damaged cemeteries
The City Council has hired a company to clean up storm debris at three city-maintained cemeteries damaged by the April 16 tornadoes. -
DOT forums to discuss permanent N.C. 12 repairs
The state Department of Transportation will hold two public workshops next month to discuss options for N.C. 12 on Hatteras Island, which was damaged by Hurricane Irene. -
Irene costs tobacco farmers $114 million
As their crops come in and they count their gains and losses, Eastern North Carolina farmers are finding that much of their profit this year was dried up by drought or blown away by Hurricane Irene. -
FEMA extends deadline to apply for help with Hurricane Irene losses
Owners of homes and businesses with uninsured losses from Hurricane Irene have an extra month to apply for help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The deadline for application is now Nov. 30. -
Part 1: A family's troubles land on daughter
Since April, Allison Miller has lugged around a backpack full of details she needs to make her family whole. Its contents - binders full of receipts and insurance forms and paint swatches - capture every step of her family's journey since tornadoes upended their lives. But, the weight of it shows how a tragedy like this can consume a life.
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