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Yankton Man Back from Red Cross Deployment to Hurricane Hit North Carolina

Yankton Man Back from Red Cross Deployment to Hurricane Hit North Carolina

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While parts of Florida recover from the impacts of Hurricane Michael, the Carolinas are still trying to come back from the landfall of Hurricane Florence.
Terry Crandall, a counselor from Yankton, just returned from a Red Cross deployment to North Carolina….

Crandall says there are people that will be in shelters well into next year…

Crandall says the people in the areas hit by Florence will need help for quite a while…

Crandall was a counselor at Yankton High School and is now an instructor at the University of South Dakota.

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