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The island’s iconic lighthouse survived Ian, but it devastated much of the rest of Sanibel. It tore homes, killing some residents. It flooded businesses and resorts, knocking out power, water and a stretch of the causeway, filling streets with debris. https://t.co/EmtROnrYAM — PolitiTweet.org

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The barrier island was home to 6,500 locals, but that swelled during the winter to 20,000 retirees, tourists and other seasonal residents, many of them Midwesterners seeking relief from frigid climates. https://t.co/EmtROnancc — PolitiTweet.org

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No one knows how long it will take to rebuild — much hinges on the three-mile bridge officials haven’t said will be repaired anytime soon — or how lasting the damage will be to the barrier island’s spirit. https://t.co/EmtROnrYAM https://t.co/5MvsijyWqU — PolitiTweet.org

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