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A Lightning Strike Took Everything — But A Stranger Gave It Back

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When lightning struck the Heron on the Bluffs apartment complex in Savannah this July, the fire that followed left nearly 20 residents homeless. Among them was Georgia Southern University student Bella Rosales, who lost every belonging she had. Then a str

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A Lightning Strike Took Everything — But A Stranger Gave It Back

When lightning struck the Heron on the Bluffs apartment complex in Savannah this July, the fire that followed left nearly 20 residents homeless. Among them was Georgia Southern University student Bella Rosales, who lost every belonging she had. Then a str

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Sunny Skyz broke the news in 3 days ago on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.

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