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Updated: November 2, 2012
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DOUGLAS COUNTY -- Another group of people from Illinois is heading to New York to help after Super-storm Sandy. Danielle Moore is one of 14 Emergency Management Officials from around the state heading to the Big Apple to help clean up.

Moore isn't sure what her assignment will be, but she knows she'll be working in New York City's Emergency Operations Center. Moore will get her credentials, then start a 16-hour drive to NYC. She'll be there for two weeks.

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