North Carolina Households Still Without Private Bridges Two Years After Helene

Hundreds of North Carolina households lack private bridges two years after Hurricane Helene, with many frustrated by a state program's progress.

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North Carolina Households Still Without Private Bridges Two Years After Helene

Hundreds of households in North Carolina are still without private bridges two years after Hurricane Helene damaged the crossings, according to The New York Times.

Many affected residents are frustrated with the progress of a state program as they continue to wait for their bridges to be restored.

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