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Isaac's westward shift could spare NC mountains

Katie Thomas, of Augusta, Ga., picks apples at the Justus Orchard on Garren Road in Fruitland.

The path of Tropical Storm Isaac, which lashed the Florida Keys on Sunday and was expected to strengthen into a hurricane as it lumbered up the Gulf of Mexico, has shifted to the west, a hopeful sign for Henderson County's apple crop and the festival that honors it.

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