We are the Aftermath: Part 2: 72 Hours: The Evacuation and Displacement
8/2/2024 | 7m
International Towers residents had 72 hours to vacate their apartments.
Because International Towers was next to the severely damaged Realty Building, residents were told they had 72 hours to pack up their belongings and find a temporary place to live. Five residents recall how they felt when they learned they were being displaced.
We are the Aftermath: Part 2: 72 Hours: The Evacuation and Displacement
8/2/2024 | 7m
Because International Towers was next to the severely damaged Realty Building, residents were told they had 72 hours to pack up their belongings and find a temporary place to live. Five residents recall how they felt when they learned they were being displaced.
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We are the Aftermath: Part 4: Preserving and Helping People
Youngstown-area organizations join forces to assist displaced residents. (5m 40s)
We are the Aftermath: Part 3: The Heartbreak of Displacement
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