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1. Jeeps, Red Cross and U-Haul rally to aid flood-hit towns in North Georgia (fox5atlanta.com) ā Flood relief for Copperhill and McCaysville is drawing donations and volunteers, including a Sunday ride involving 53 Jeeps and Broncos. Copperhill's city relief fund is accepting contributions, and the Salvation Army is serving three meals daily at McCaysville City Park through November 14. Cleanup volunteers must register behind McCaysville City Hall before starting work.
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2. UPDATE: FEMA assessing damage in Copperhill, McCaysville; donations still needed (local3news.com) ā Copperhillās boil water advisory has been lifted, while neighboring McCaysville remains under an advisory as flood recovery continues. FEMA representatives assessed Copperhill homes and businesses Tuesday, but federal aid has no confirmed timeline. Copperhill City Hall is accepting recovery supplies, including fans, dehumidifiers and plastic storage totes.
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3. Doctor with flood-damaged office continues to see patients (wsbtv.com) ā Copperhillās only doctor is treating patients from his truck after flooding damaged his office. Dr. Stephen Treon has also visited shelters to provide care, but colder weather limits how long he can work outdoors. He needs a trailer for an exam room and a fax machine to communicate with pharmacies and hospitals.
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4. Pharmacist says lack of state of emergency in Copperhill causing issues (wdef.com) ā Copperhill residents replacing prescriptions lost in the flood are facing insurance barriers, says Tallent Drug Store co-owner Chris Patterson. With the destroyed pharmacy serving customers through Kimsey Pharmacy in Ducktown, Patterson is urging Governor Bill Lee to declare an emergency so insurers will recognize early refills. The governor's office had not responded.
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5. Copperhill store owner says flooding destroyed home and $600,000 in merchandise (cbsnews.com) ā Oak and Oar Interiors owner Jenni Martin says flooding destroyed her Copperhill home and more than $600,000 in merchandise, just after she stocked the store for Christmas. Without flood insurance, she is staying with her general manager and relying on community help as she works toward rebuilding.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" ā The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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