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Tornado - Joplin, Mo. , August 2, 2011 -- Damage sustained by St. John's Regional Medical Center after the May 22 EF-5 tornado that struck the city. FEMA is in the city to provide assistance to the disaster survivors. Elissa Jun/FEMA
Tour, [by Secretary Alphonso Jackson and other HUD officials,] of Hurricane Katrina damage in Ward Nine, New Orleans, Louisiana
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Secretary Shaun Donovan visiting Alabama [to view damage, recovery efforts in the wake of the Tuscaloosa-Birmingham] tornado. [Among officials accompanying Secretary Donovan on tour of Tuscaloosa's Rosedale Courts public housing complex and other damage sites were Alabama Senator Richard Shelby, Alabama Congresswoman Terri Sewell, Tuscaloosa Mayor Walter Maddox, HUD Alabama Director Jim Bayard, and Federation of Southern Cooperatives Executive Director Ralph Paige.]
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[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
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Photographer: Cathy MacFarlane, Other HUD Staff
Photo Creation Date: 2/23/2006 - 2/24/2006
[Visit of Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, Pamela Patenaude, and other HUD officials to New Orleans and surrounding areas of Louisiana, where they inspected hurricane-related damage and recovery efforts, and joined Habitat for Humanity Vice President Paul Rogers at an event in Covington marking the awarding of a HUD grant to Habitat for post-Katrina rebuilding efforts]
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