Kennedy: FEMA personnel fully booked one of the only powered local hotels
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Tim Kennedy recounts attempting to find emergency shelter for a displaced family with a newborn infant during hurricane relief operations in North Carolina.
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“I go to the only hotel where there's two in the town that had power, and it was completely booked up with federal FEMA personnel.”
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