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Contractors expected to make more than $2 million helping city of Sioux Falls in storm cleanup
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Private contractors will take in more than $2 million helping the city of Sioux Falls cleanup from the ice storm that dropped tree limbs in the area earlier this month. After the ice storm began April 9, the city tapped...Tags: Snow Storms, Dennis Daugaard
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New Bush Library, same old Bush record
It was inspiring to see them side by side at Southern Methodist University in Dallas: Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama. For their service to this country, we are indebted to each one of them. It'...
Tags: Republican Party, Immigration Reform Legislation (2013), Wars and Interventions, George W. Bush, Government
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Federal Funds For Storm Sandy Jobs Program So Far Unused
The Hartford CourantIn early December, two weeks after the state Department of Labor received $610,207 from the federal government to hire unemployed people for storm Sandy cleanup, it trumpeted the news. More than 900 people asked the state about the temporary jobs,...Tags: East Haven, Employment Opportunities, Dannel P. Malloy , West Haven, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Downers Grove surveys residents after flood
Once last week's torrential rainfall finally stopped, overwhelmed residents and suburban officials worked to get things back to normal. Downers Grove officials implemented special garbage pickup for the week, specifically to help residents get rid of...
Tags: Downers Grove, Floods
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Miramar to open fire station for central area
A new fire station will be opening later this year to serve central Miramar. The temporary fire station will be on Miramar Parkway about a half-mile east of Flamingo Road. Fire Station 107 will be funded by a $1.9 million Staffing for Adequate Fire...Tags: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, here! (tv network), Miramar
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Two years later, nightmare continues for Taney County flood victims
jkaplan@kspr.comHOLLISTER, Mo -- It was two years ago this week when record rains pounded parts of the Ozarks. For some people in Taney County, the nightmare still isn't over. Three days of rain caused Table Rock Lake's levels to rise. The Army Corps of Engineers...Tags: Floods
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More than 1,000 Downers Grove residents report flood damage
More than 1,000 people in Downers Grove completed surveys to help DuPage County officials determine if it will qualify for federal disaster funding following last week's rain storms, which caused massive flooding. The three-page survey, posted on the...Tags: Downers Grove
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Villages cope with flooding
Elmhurst, Oak Brook and Hinsdale residents who've been bailing out flooded basements, ripping up drenched carpet, and pitching water-soaked goods to the curb had a tight deadline to meet in another step of the rebuilding process. They had until...
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Glenview, Northbrook recover as water recedes
As the cleanup continues this week, Northbrook and Glenview officials said several efforts helped alleviate last week's flooding for some residents. They also highlighted a few projects that may further improve stormwater systems in the area. The...
Tags: Bodies of Water, Canterbury, Rivers
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Grant aims to promote cycling in Wheaton
By fall, Wheaton residents will start to see more and newer bike racks around the city as part of efforts to encourage drivers to get out from behind the wheel. Wheaton has been awarded two federal grants that will help making cycling around the city...Tags: Sports, Cycling
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Mokena earns 'Tree City' designation
The Village of Mokena has received its eighth Illinois Tree City Award. Public Works Director Lou Tiberi said at Monday's Village Board meeting that Mokena received the award for performance in the preceding year and was based on criteria such as naming...
Tags: Local Government, Mokena
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Hurricane safety, first aid tips for smartphones
Staff writerThe start of hurricane season for the eastern U.S. begins June 1, FEMA says, and lasts through Nov. 30. The American Red Cross has two free phone apps for hurricanes and first aid that work on iPhones and Androids that you hopefully won't have to use,...Tags: Health Treatments, Heart Attack, First Aid, Natural Disasters, American Red Cross
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