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Brooke S By teachfla
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I don't know if we'll hear from Brooke for a while. According to our paper today, 430,000 homes and businesses in the rural region are without power and are not expected to regain power for over a week at the earliest. Because of the fact that much of the Panhandle is low-lying and many roadways have been washed out, emergency officials are having a hard time reaching many areas to look for dead or injured. The pictures of the distruction seem worse than Charley or Frances. Waves apparently reached heights of 2 1/2 stories, which washed out many beachfront buildings. My school in North Florida (the Panhandle | | is our neighbor) is starting another school supply drive for those children and teachers who have lost everything. I encourage others to help where they can. Obviously, continue to send positive thoughts her way. From the looks of the destruction, she and all in the Florida Panhandle need them.
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