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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 2020

Page

4

Charleston weighs wall to guard city from floods

In Charleston South Carolina residents like Vickie Hicks fear worsening floods as sea level rise pushes water inland. The Army Corps proposes an eight mile wall around the peninsula to block storm surge, aided by a floating breakwater and nonstructural measures. Costing about 1.75 billion dollars, the plan faces funding uncertainty and concerns about impacts on wetlands and accessibility for low income neighborhoods. Public comment drew hundreds of responses as residents weigh preparedness against potential side effects.

Charleston S.C Vickie Hicks South Carolina Hicks Atlantic Army Corps of Engineers Corps Congress Puerto Rico U.S. Virgin Islands Miami Galveston Texas Mark Wilbert Wilbert

Return Home Hopes Rise as Azerbaijan Reclaims Nagorno Karabakh

In Baku civilians displaced by the 1990s Nagorno Karabakh war weigh if and when they can return. As Azerbaijan regains areas, cities like Aghdam and Jabrayil lie ruined, while residents like Adil Sharifov and Alviya Jumayeva hold onto memories and tempered bitterness, awaiting a possible homeland revival.

Baku Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh Armenia Aghdam Adil Sharifov Jabrayil Sharifov Alviya Jumayeva Shusha Nasimi Jumayeva

Black clergy and United Way launch anti virus effort

Black clergy leaders join United Way of New York City to fight COVID-19 impact on Black communities through expanded testing, contact tracing, and treatment management. The program begins in January in New York, Detroit, Atlanta, Washington, and Newark with seven figure funding, led by Rev. Calvin Butts and Rev. Al Sharpton, backed by Quest Diagnostics and Resolve to Save Lives.

New York United Way of New York City Associated Press Calvin Butts Butts U.S Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Sheena Wright Wright Detroit Atlanta Washington Newark New Jersey al Sharpton Raphael Warnock Ebenezer Baptist Church Senate Georgia Quest Diagnostics Resolve To Save Lives Tom Frieden CDC Obama National Black Leadership Commission

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