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The agency said some residents impacted by April's severe storms and floods may be eligible for aid, even if they were denied or already repaired damages.
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With voting already underway, the two candidates for the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat faced off Monday night for their final debate of the primary season.
