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Stronger Hurricanes Challenge Housing Recovery Plans After a record-breaking hurricane season, city planners in Florida focus on best practices to rescue affordable housing, while architects adopt new housing designs for the long-term needs of a changing coastline. Carl Smith, Senior Staff Writer   |   January 6, 2021   |  Features The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season broke the record for the number of storms big enough to be given a name, exhausting the 2020 name list from the National Hurricane Center and requiring nine letters of the Gr...

Counselors offer insights on COVID - Odessa American: ECISD by As the pandemic continues, counselors inside and outside of Ector County Independent School District have noticed an increase in suicidal ideation, stress and anxiety among children, parents and the community. Christy McGuire, a counselor at Gonzales Elementary School, Anthony Garza, an SAS counselor at Nimitz Middle School, Mary Perry, a psychosocial coordinator for PermiaCare, and Mark McQueen, clinical director for Centers for Children and Families, spoke about during a panel discussion on ECISD Live Thursday night. The discuss...

Just outside of town. mangled metal, flipped over, it shows, again, how powerful hurricane michael was. "outfront" now is mark mcqueen, the manager of panama city. mark, thank you for coming in tonight. >> thank you, kate. appreciate you allowing us to share our story. >> thank you. what is the latest from there tonight? do you have a clear assessment yet of how many homes were damaged and destroyed in the city? >> yeah, kate, i would estimate that we probably have in the vicinity of 85% to 90% of the homes and businesses in panama city have been destroyed. it's been just total devastation. >>...

So, it's been an incredible response, and despite the communications, we're getting after it and getting this -- getting our people taken care of. >> yeah. and it's going to -- it's a long road ahead, but everyone is there to help. i appreciate it. thank you, mark. >> yeah. no, thank you, kate. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. thank you. now, the race against the clock. as rescuers desperately try to save people in the gulf from unlivable conditions left in the wake of the storm, here's a cajun navy volunteer. here's cajun navy volunteer jason gunderson, seen there helping an 85-year-old...