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“Right now I think clearing those trees, clearing the debris – that mission continues,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said Saturday afternoon during a briefing in Fort Walton Beach. “Our utilities are working hard to get everyone reconnected and back on the grid and I know that will be a breath of fresh air for everyone when that happens.”
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