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Behind-the-scenes look at South Carolina power company's work to repair outages 11 after Helene
SUMMARY: In Henderson County, power restoration efforts are underway as crews work tirelessly from sunrise to sunset. Reporter Isabelle Marak accompanied a Blue Ridge Electric crew from South Dakota, comprising 20 linemen who volunteered for 16-hour days. They face unique challenges, including accessing areas with downed power lines using four-wheelers. Over 600 external personnel are assisting with the restoration. Residents have shown appreciation for the crews, eagerly awaiting the power to be restored, which is expected in the next day or so. After power restoration, cleanup of tree debris and damaged poles will begin.
About 20 linemen from East River Electric traveled from South Dakota to help restore power in Pickens County, South Carolina.
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25 governors demand answers on how many migrants flown to states | National
SUMMARY: Twenty-five Republican governors have sought information from President Biden and Vice President Harris regarding the influx of illegal foreign nationals into their states, claiming it burdens local resources and creates safety concerns. They specifically inquired about the CHNV parole program, which fast-tracked 530,000 migrants from Cuba, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Venezuela over the past year. The governors expressed alarm over insufficient communication regarding the migrants’ details, leading to confusion and fear in their communities. They emphasized the potential risks to both citizens and migrants due to a lack of oversight and monitoring, demanding a comprehensive accounting of each parolee’s status and location.
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Helene Viral Kayaker Says He’ll Face Hurricane Milton with a Kayak Again
SUMMARY: The speaker is prepared for potential flooding, having a kayak, life jacket, and an inflatable unicorn ready for use. They emphasize the importance of safety, expressing a desire to keep their mom happy and possibly assist neighbors in need. The speaker humorously considers the unicorn as a rescue option but hopes the flooding won’t be as severe as before. They’re monitoring the weather closely and reflecting on the idea of needing a superhero during a crisis, imagining themselves as a whimsical savior rather than a traditional hero. Ultimately, they wish for everyone’s safety.
CNN’s Laura Coates talks with Matt Heller, who became an internet sensation after kayaking through Hurricane Helene. He’s ready to take on Hurricane Milton the same way. #HurricaneMilton #ViralKayaker #CNN
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Family-owned coffee shop in Mitchell County, North Carolina, severely damaged by Helene
SUMMARY: Spruce Pine, a mountain town in Carolina, is recovering from devastating floods that damaged local businesses, including Blue Ridge Java, a coffee shop managed by Taylor Trabold, whose family opened it 20 years ago. The floods caused extensive destruction, with equipment and food destroyed, leaving the community in shock as they prepare for the busy fall tourist season. Despite the hardship, Taylor expressed gratitude for the outpouring of kindness and support from community members. She remains hopeful about rebuilding but feels uncertain about how to start. Taylor thanks everyone helping with the recovery efforts, emphasizing the importance of community support.
The Western North Carolina mountain town of Spruce Pine in Mitchell County is in the process of recovering after devastating floodwaters swept through, causing significant damage to local businesses. DT’s Blue Ridge Java, a beloved family-owned coffee shop, celebrated its 20th anniversary in March.
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