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Finding What's Left of Home in New Orleans

All Things Considered, October 5, 2005 · New Orleans' Sharon White was determined to go home again after Hurricane Katrina when initially interviewed. In this update, the New Orleans evacuee makes it back and evaluates the damage, and her resolve to rebuild holds firm. See Photos

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Kristi, who listens to KCLU in California

"[This story] was my latest driveway moment. And then I had to sit there even longer to dig napkins out of my glove compartment to dry my eyes."

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