Florence@8: Lessons In Resilience

Researchers, resolute residents, seek answers eight years later

10/22/2026 by Jennifer Allen

It’s been eight years since Hurricane Florence disrupted life for so many in the low-lying, unincorporated areas of eastern Carteret County, and researchers and residents continue to look for answers to be more resilent.

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Researchers, resolute residents, seek answers eight years later

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Researchers, resolute residents, seek answers eight years later

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