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St. Lucie County opens shelters for residents impacted by flooding
Summary by Port St. Lucie News Editorial Desk Leilyn Torres , as published by WPTV St. Lucie County
· November 3, 2026
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St. Lucie County Emergency Management is opening temporary shelters for people whose homes were flooded. Due to the excessive flooding in St. Lucie County yesterday, the county is opening temporary shelters for residents. Northport K-8 School 250 N.W. Floresta Drive, Port St. Lucie Opens Nov. 3 a...
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What is this story about? St. Lucie County Emergency Management is opening temporary shelters for people whose homes were flooded. Due to the excessive flooding in St. Lucie County yesterday, the county is opening temporary shelters for residents. Northport K-8 School 250 N.W. Floresta Drive, Port St. Lucie Opens Nov. 3 a...
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