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Alan Crawford, deputy director of operations at the Washington County 911 Communication Center, monitors Hurricane Sandy's movement and emergency calls Monday morning from the 911 Communication Center.
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( By Joe Crocetta/Staff Photographer / October 29, 2012 )

Alan Crawford, deputy director of operations at the Washington County 911 Communication Center, monitors Hurricane Sandy's movement and emergency calls Monday morning from the 911 Communication Center.

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