A Temporary Home: ; in Southern W.Va., More Than 250 Families Still Riding Out Flood
Sunday Gazette-Mail › November 29, 2004
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TAYLORVILLE - The Parks Manor Mobile Home Park is hemmed by low hills. On a recent day, wood smoke from nearby houses and bits of fog mingled in the trees above, some still with a little autumn red and yellow. But down below, there was no color, save for the stark white of the trailers against the late November landscape.See the full content of this document
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A Temporary Home: ; in Southern W.Va., More Than 250 Families Still Riding Out Flood
LaQuita Robinson walked from the mailbox with her 3-year-old son. Their shoes crunched across the expanse of gravel surrounding the rows of identical trailers that make up Parks Manor, a temporary compound provided to flood victims by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Robinson, 26, and the dozens of other occupant...See the full content of this document
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