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Atlanta Flood Stories 2009
In the fall of 2009, heavy rains sat over the Atlanta area for days causing widespread flooding and damages. Hear the stories of those affected by the storms.
Atlanta: Two looks at the same flood
Becky Bentley: Disaster with no way to rebuild
James Skelton: Picking up the pieces
The Taylors: We ran out of time
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