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Multimedia presentation by
Martha Rial and Lizabeth Gray
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Hurricane Katrina survivors all have a story. Talk to any of them, and they'll share a deeply personal tale of escape, of despair, of disbelief, of a rebuilt home, of a lost city, of a lost year. Along the Gulf Coast, it's a universal thread, something that connects people in a manner not unlike the ties that bind those who lived through the Great Depression, or Sept. 11. Twelve months after Hurricane Katrina, the survivors look back on what's become of their lives.


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First published on August 29, 2006 at 12:00 am
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The photography for this presentation was by Martha Rial and was produced by Lizabeth Gray
Martha Rial can be contacted at mrial@post-gazette.com. Lizabeth Gray can be reached at lgray@post-gazette.com or 412-263-1948.