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Abbott and local leaders assessing storm damage to bring aid to residents
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· September 3, 2026
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The damage toll from Friday night’s wicked storm in San Antonio is growing as people across the city continue assessing the damage to their homes.Helen Klonek
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What is this story about? The damage toll from Friday night’s wicked storm in San Antonio is growing as people across the city continue assessing the damage to their homes.Helen Klonek
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