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Dorian student victims need temporary “adoption”

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Lauryn Smith, center, wipes a tear from her eye as she and fellow Georgia Southern students from the Bahamas Versace Nicolls, far left, Brittni Swain, center left, Sae Moss, center right, and Peter Williams share their stories about contacting loved ones back home in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian during a press conference and information session with local disaster relief organizations and volunteers at the Bulloch County Emergency Operations Center Friday. The students, all from the city of

students — Lauryn Smith, center, wipes a tear from her eye as she and fellow Georgia Southern students from the Bahamas Versace Nicolls, far left, Brittni Swain, center left, Sae Moss, center right, and Peter Williams share their stories about contacting loved ones back home in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian during a press conference and information session with local disaster relief organizations and volunteers at the Bulloch County Emergency Operations Center Friday. The students, all from the city of

While the main focus after Hurricane Dorian’s ruthless devastation of the Bahamas is helping islanders recover, students from the Bahamas living in Statesboro have current needs as well.

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