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Gaylord Chief of Police Brian Claeys said he has been working with state emergency management officials to help access damage caused by an EF-3 tornado that ripped Gaylord last Friday. On Tuesday, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that her request for an expedited analysis of the damage for federal relief was granted.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has issued more than 150 million dollars in assistance to residents in Southeast Michigan.
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FEMA is urging at-risk Michiganders to seek out flood insurance in the wake of flash floods last month.
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Five months after a devastating flood destroyed much of the village of Sanford some residents say they’re bouncing back - others say they’re just doing…
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Next week, the state unemployment agency should start distributing the first 300 dollars in additional weekly aid to jobless Michiganders. The money is…
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For Mid Michigan flood victims hoping to receive assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. FEMA is opening a physical site Tuesday to drop…
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Nearly two months after a dam break and devastating flood buried the village of Sanford in water and mud, residents are doing their best to rebuild.The…
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Officials are hoping to get help from the federal government, as cleanup continues in Houghton County.County Administrator Eric Forsberg says with total…
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Just under one week remains for residents of Midland, Isabella, Gladwin, and Bay counties who suffered property damage in the June floods to register for…
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Lieutenant Governor Brian Calley visited Isabella County Thursday to talk about recovery efforts for flooding that occurred in late June. Eleven-million…