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Carnival Held In Upper Dublin To Help With Relief For Hurricane Ida Tornado Victims

A carnival that was held Thursday in Upper Dublin will continue Friday & Saturday. The event is being held to aid victims of Hurricane Ida

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Homes like the one pictured were damaged in early September after a tornado tied to Hurricane Ida came through Upper Dublin and other nearby Montgomery County communities.
Homes like the one pictured were damaged in early September after a tornado tied to Hurricane Ida came through Upper Dublin and other nearby Montgomery County communities. (Photo Courtesy of Commonwealth Media Services )

UPPER DUBLIN, PA — A carnival was held in Upper Dublin Township across from the high school Thursday designed to help those residents who suffered storm damage from a tornado spawned by Hurricane Ida in early September.

Local television station 6 ABC Action News was there Thursday to speak to some of those attending the carnival, which is slated to continue on both Friday and Saturday evenings from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., and the proceeds from which are expected to go to various community organizations to help with storm relief.

Visit here to watch the full report on 6 ABC.

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