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Sitting in a red pickup truck just steps away from the damaged home on Thursday, Gayle Sweet recalled the last moments she shared with her husband."I told him, 'Hold on, just hold on, I'm calling for help now," she told CNN affiliate WFTS, sobbing.Her husband, Steven Sweet, was killed when an oak tree smashed their home in Gretna, Florida, and landed on top of her husband. The 44-year-old and 17 others have died since Hurricane Michael made landfall on Wednesday.Hours after Hurricane Michael left her home in ruins, Gayle Sweet refused to leave. Her husband's body was still trapped in the rubble."Hopefully they (emergency crews) will be here soon, I'm not going anywhere until they bring him out," she said.Eight people, including Sweet, have died in Florida. An 11-year-old girl died in Georgia when a carport came crashing through the roof. Two out of the three people who were killed in North Carolina died when their vehicle struck a tree that had fallen because of high winds, said Adrienne Jones, deputy director for the McDowell County Emergency Medical Services.Five people died in Virginia. Four drowned while the fifth person, a firefighter, was killed when a tractor trailer lost control on a rainy highway and hit his truck in Hanover County, Virginia. 1271

Souza says she is disappointed and angry about the decision and thinks it was a drastic action to take. She says she had already changed her serving practices to minimize the risk of contamination and doesn't feel her program put anyone at risk. She is now looking for another location to continue her work.  323

Stewart Billmeyer told 10News he was using his truck to remove seaweed from the boat ramp and beach near Avenida De La Playa at around 8 p.m. Wednesday night in order to gain better access to the water. 202

Starting Wednesday, Dec. 26, the airport’s Pacific Highway Economy Lot -- on Pacific Highway at Washington St. -- will be closed to the public for an unknown duration. 167

So I pulled over and surprisingly it didn’t run from me, Hicks said on Facebook. "I put it in the car with me and it climbed all over me like a kitten would do, got in floorboard under my feet, and after stopping a couple of times to get it nestled into my lap, I finally got home with it."The Tennessee woman already owns a dog and a cat, so she set-up the suspected kitten in her garage, giving it food, water, a litter box and a makeshift bed made of a cardboard box and a soft sweater. She even named the little furball "Arwen."When her neighbor asked to come see the kitten, Hicks obliged. It was when the two started taking pictures and examining the fuzzy baby that they made a shocking realization — this was no domestic house cat. Arwen was a baby bobcat."Thank the lord for her because I sure was about to put that baby in the sink and give it a bath and put it in bed with me!" Hicks wrote.According to the post on Facebook, Hicks took Arwen to 956

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