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Community Unites to Support Burn Victims in Aftermath of Tragic Accident
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Community Unites to Support Burn Victims in Aftermath of Tragic Accident

2 years agoSource: KXAN.com
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Watertown Community Unites to Overcome Water Crisis
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Watertown Community Unites to Overcome Water Crisis

In response to a water emergency in Watertown, New York, the community came together with the help of volunteer firefighters, state police, and soldiers from Fort Drum to provide thousands of gallons of water to residents. The Morristown Fire Department brought over 6,000 gallons of water, while the Army supplied water from the wells on Fort Drum. This display of support showcased the spirit of the north country, with families taking care of families and people taking care of people.

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Community Unites to Aid Displaced Residents After Bryan Apartment Fire

Nearly 30 people were displaced from their homes after a fire damaged nine occupied apartments in Bryan, Texas. The American Red Cross and the Salvation Army are providing immediate relief, but long-term recovery will require additional assistance from the community. Donations of clothes, hygiene products, blankets, and toiletries are most useful at the moment. Donations can be dropped off at specified locations, and individuals impacted by the fire can reach out for assistance. Financial donations can also be made to specific families affected by the fire. The American Red Cross accepts volunteers and donations to support disaster response efforts.

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"Cattle Feed Lot Receives Overwhelming Support as High Temperatures Pose Threat to Millions of Cows"

The extreme heat in Muscotah, Kansas, has caused the death of several cows at Handke Cattle feed lot. In response, local volunteer fire departments and farmers have come together to provide truckloads of water to help cool down the remaining cattle. The community has rallied together, with volunteers taking time off work to assist in keeping the animals cool. The exact number of cattle deaths is unknown, but the Kansas Livestock Association estimates that a couple hundred deaths could result in a significant financial loss.

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San Marcos and Wimberley Churches Provide Shelter for Oak Grove Fire Evacuees

Churches in San Marcos and Wimberley, Texas, have opened their doors to provide shelter for evacuees who were forced to leave their homes due to the Oak Grove Fire. Promised Land Church in San Marcos and First Baptist Church of Wimberley are offering assistance and coordinating resources with the Red Cross to support the community. The churches will continue to provide help for as long as needed, and have received generous donations of food and drinks. Evacuees can contact the Red Cross or the church office for assistance.