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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]ExciteBike66
(2,656 posts)13. Just understand that many of us here in wnc got more than 750 from fema...
I have no idea how long the story was in the national news though, cause I had no power for a while.
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I'm in South, and we had plenty of coverage of NC floods. Still gettting notices. Admittedly, I'm sorry people in LA
Silent Type
Yesterday
#1
wrong. flood coverage went on for weeks. fire affected middle class areas who just happen to have bloated
msongs
Yesterday
#3
What bullshit. How can you do this while they are digging around for bodies and lives are ruined?
thebigidea
Yesterday
#6
Agree that fire is more immediately devastating. (FYI) Flood damage is more insideous...
allegorical oracle
Yesterday
#14
Am with you. Have been in fierce hurricanes (including Helene). Know how horrible and how
allegorical oracle
Yesterday
#49
Just understand that many of us here in wnc got more than 750 from fema...
ExciteBike66
Yesterday
#13
Yet again with the Everything's About Money, the only possible motivation for all things is money.
betsuni
Yesterday
#42
The flooding happened quickly, and then the water took a while to recede, but...
LAS14
Yesterday
#47