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Harris Speaks at Ellipse: Trump 'Stood Here & Sent a Mob'
SUMMARY: Donald Trump, who stood at the same location nearly four years ago, incited an armed mob to storm the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to overturn the results of a free and fair election that he acknowledged losing.
At the Ellipse in DC, VP Harris speaks to the significance of this location, where Trump rallied supporters on January 6.
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Town of Chimney Rock gives update on recovery after Helene
SUMMARY: Western North Carolina is recovering from Hurricane Helene, which devastated mountain towns, including Chimney Rock. Local leaders gathered to update residents on recovery efforts. Mayor Peter O’Leary reported ongoing cleanup and planning steps, emphasizing collaboration with NCDOT to repair roads and establish temporary routes for clean-up equipment. Many homes still lack drinkable water, and O’Leary hopes to secure millions in state funds for repairs in Chimney Rock Village. While there’s no set timeline for normalcy, he aims to reopen the business district by next summer and invites community support as recovery progresses.
Town of Chimney Rock gives update on recovery after Helene
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Trump: Harris Event Relied on Bussed-In Crowd in PA
SUMMARY: In Washington, a local event faces attendance issues, prompting organizers to bus in participants due to a lack of volunteers or guests. Despite this effort, the venue is bustling with attendees, suggesting a successful turnout despite the initial concerns. The situation highlights the contrast between the organizers’ challenges and the actual enthusiasm present at the event, showcasing a vibrant atmosphere fueled by community support.
During his rally in Pennsylvania, Trump took a jab at Kamala Harris, claiming that organizers had to bus people in because they couldn’t fill the event.
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Lake Lure, North Carolina, still recovering one month after Helene
SUMMARY: More than a month after Halloween, Lake Lure, North Carolina, is making progress in recovery efforts from storm damage, but officials acknowledge much work remains. Volunteer efforts are vital, as they help feed the community while the town works on debris removal, road clearing, and restoring utilities. Mayor Pro Tem David Diorio reported that a 100-year-old dam, which partially eroded, has been reinforced and is now stronger than before. The tourism-driven town invites visitors to nearby unaffected areas to support local businesses, emphasizing the importance of community care during this challenging time. For relief efforts, more information is available on WYFF4.com.
More than a month after Helene, Western North Carolina is still on the mend.
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