Hurricane Sally Hits Gulf Coast With 105 MPH Winds
Hurricane Sally came ashore near the Florida Alabama line with 105 mph winds and feet of rain trapping residents in rising floodwater as the slow moving storm crawled inland. It made landfall at 4 45 am near Gulf Shores Alabama and battered Mobile and Pensacola, part of a metro area of nearly one million people.
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Realize U 252 opens after delays in Craven County
Realize U 252 will open its doors in October as a residential recovery home for a dozen men in early sobriety. Interim director Garret Biss leads the Craven County project, which will focus on self help groups, life skills and community resources, with no on site counseling.
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Women lead few of North Carolina school districts
Angela Hairston, now superintendent of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, notes the state’s leadership remains male dominated. She recalls networking in Augusta, Georgia, via golf to connect with nearby male district leaders, while most boards and communities still equate strength with men.
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US outlines plan to provide free COVID vaccines
The federal government laid out a sweeping plan to provide free COVID-19 vaccines to all Americans once a safe shot exists. The rollout would begin gradually, possibly in January or later, with two-dose regimens and multiple manufacturers, focusing first on health workers and vulnerable groups as distribution expands.
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