East Coast storm brings heavy rain and coastal flooding
A powerful nor'easter pounded the East with 55 mph winds and 20 foot seas, triggering widespread flood warnings from North Carolina to New York. The system disrupted flights, sports events, and ferry service while authorities deployed 3,200 National Guard members and rescued dozens in West Virginia.
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Volunteer rates dip in 2006 after 9/11 surge
The 2006 volunteer rate fell to 26.7 percent from 28.8 percent in 2005, a modest decline after a post 9/11 rise. About 61.2 million Americans volunteered that year, with growth driven by youth 16 to 19 and education and youth services programs.
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