Neighbors pitch in to help others in need during water emergency

Posted Feb 6, 2017
The day after a “worse-case scenario” resulted in a water cut-off for more than 80,000 Orange County residents, volunteers from dozens of organizations and communities banded together to get water to those in need. Four water distribution sites opened at 10 a.m. Saturday with long lines of vehicles waiting before cases were handed out. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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