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'We lost everything': East Texas residents confront their future after flooding
Raw StoryLIVINGSTON, Texas — Clinton Jones looked across the emergency shelter Friday. The 27-year-old’s family was one of thousands who fled their Southeast Texas homes as heavy rains saturated land in multiple counties and filled lakes and streams. Jones’ family home sat to the south of Lake Livingston, in the river bottoms of Coldspring, the San Jacinto County seat. “We lost everything we owned: beds, dressers, clothes, the kid’s toys.” Thunder echoed through the shelter and the sounds of rain were amplified. So if it’s not running, we’re not surviving.” Martin and her friend Keith Rippy, 67, spent Friday morning scraping mud from the floors, removing carpet and assessing damage.
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