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5/29/2006 -
Subscribers Say Lifeline is a Lifesaver
When Florence Oliver was told by her doctor that she had suffered two light strokes, she subscribed to Lifeline, a medical monitoring service available through the American Red Cross, and she now feels more at peace. |
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5/29/2006 -
Metro-East Red Cross Has Busy Summer
Local American Red Cross volunteers were extra busy last month when they arrived at the scenes of a record 38 fires in St. Clair, Madison, and Monroe counties in Illinois to offer Red Cross services to emergency workers and victims. |
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5/29/2006 -
Florida Digs Out in Storm’s Aftermath
Residents left homeless by Hurricane Charley's 145-mph wind dug through their ravaged homes on Sunday, sweeping up shattered glass and rescuing what they could as President George W. Bush promised rapid delivery of disaster aid. |
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5/29/2006 -
Local Red Cross, Company Send Help to Scene
Two Red Cross volunteers - Gerald Ellis of Trenton, IL, and Glenda Boggs of Cedar Hill - were on the scene of the Hurricane Charley disaster relief operation on Sunday, and an emergency services manager was en route. |
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5/29/2006 -
Red Cross Service Centers Do Just That
The St. Louis Area Chapter's Jefferson County Service Center in Arnold began a partnership with KJFF-AM Radio in Festus this month designed to highlight the programs and services provided by the American Red Cross to the citizens of Jefferson County. |
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5/29/2006 -
Local Woman Aids Victims of Hurricane
As citizens of Florida continue to piece their lives back together after the devastation of Hurricane Charley, one local woman is helping to deliver thousands of meals to those affected by the storm. |
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