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ReBuild NC warned hurricane survivor he couldhave to repay all his benefits, as much as $250K

Vernon Harrell told them to look in the attic.

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While 3,100 hurricane survivors lack permanent homes, ReBuild NC employees earn big salaries

Editors Note: This story was originally published by NC Newsline. It is the first in a series of stories about waste at the N.C. Office of Recovery and…

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While 3,100 hurricane survivors lack permanent homes, ReBuild NC employees earn big salaries

ReBuild NC “believes it has enough funding to cover its obligations to homeowners that have applied for assistance.”

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While 3,100 hurricane survivors lack permanent homes, ReBuild NC employees earn big salaries

While 3,100 hurricane survivors lack permanent homes, ReBuild NC employees earn big salaries

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Colorado Springs-area 2021 CMAS scores reflect continued impact of COVID-19

Students in Colorado Springs and across the state had been making gradual progress in English and math over the past few years before suffering a setback due to the COVID-19

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