Hurricane Matthew may be over, but the waters haven’t receded yet in parts of North Carolina.

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By Katie HerzogOct 11, 2016, 12:55 pm127 pts
About 2,000 water and helicopter rescues have been made in hurricane-hit areas of the state, and more than a thousand people still need rescuing. Sixty miles of flooded Interstate 95 were closed on Monday. Lumberton, a small city about 70 miles inland, has been hit especially hard. Hundreds of residents…

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