Dunedin loses a friend of history
On Nov. 3, Melba Rilott passed away in her sleep. She was a very active member in various organizations in Dunedin, especially the last 30 years to the Dunedin History
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On Nov. 3, Melba Rilott passed away in her sleep. She was a very active member in various organizations in Dunedin, especially the last 30 years to the Dunedin History
Grand isle in the gulf. how are you and the people in jefferson tonight? >> well, this is -- these type of circumstances are not really new to us. but it's -- this has been difficult, we completely lost the grid, 100% of the power. so it's made it very difficult for us to effect any rescues, and certainly when you lose power you lose internet, when you lose internet, you lose your phone service and goes down the list. it's been difficult, especially with the heat, coming up, going to pose problem for special needs citizens. >> a lot of people have talked about how new orleans didn't get this h...
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