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West, Texas, May 5, 2013 -- Samantha Miller (left), a FEMA Corps member from New York State, and Sheila Kosier (right) a Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster survivor assistance specialist, go door-to-door to distribute literature  in neighborhoods affected by the April 17 fertilizer plant explosion. FEMA is providing assistance to homeowners, renters and businesses affected by the event. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

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West, Texas, May 5, 2013 -- Samantha Miller (left), a FEMA Corps member from New York State, and Sheila Kosier (right) a Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster survivor assistance specialist, go door-to-door to distribute literature in neighborhoods affected by the April 17 fertilizer plant explosion. FEMA is providing assistance to homeowners, renters and businesses affected by the event. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

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Date Taken: 2013-05-05 00:00:00 UTC

Photographer Name: Norman Lenburg

City/State: West, TX

Keywords: FEMA ^ Texas ^ FEMA Corps ^ federal emergency management agency ^ West Texas ^ disaster survivor assistance ^ Samantha Miller ^ Sheila Kosier

Disaster Types: Fire

Categories: Community Relations ^ FEMA Corps ^ Individual Assistance
Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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