File:FEMA - 29384 - Paulison tour in Maine.jpg
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English: Saco, Maine, April 20, 2007 -- FEMA Administrator R. David Paulison toured damaged areas of Maine on Friday with Senator Olympia Snowe, Governor John Baldacci, and Senator Susan Collins. Paulison met with families that were affected by the Patriot?s Day storm and walked a neighborhood that suffered severe damage from repeated storm surges. Paulison also toured parts of New Hampshire and met Governor John Lynch and Senator John Sununu. Paulison?s tours on Friday were his first in the northeast and he is scheduled to visit New York and New Jersey next week. FEMA/Marty Bahamonde |
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Author | Marty Bahamonde |
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