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‘It’s just been a nightmare’: Port Charlotte couple still waiting on insurance after Ian rips off roof

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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — More than 100 days have passed since Hurricane Ian ripped off Joe Fox and Amira Antelo’s roof, leaving their home severely damaged—and they are still waiting for their insurance to come through. It’s a race against the clock. The two have been living and working in an RV on their property […]

The post ‘It’s just been a nightmare’: Port Charlotte couple still waiting on insurance after Ian rips off roof appeared first on The Black Chronicle.

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