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MORNING UPDATE: Northland flooding lingers four months later for those hardest hit

The 10-inch rainfall on June 19 and 20 changed plans for Northland residents from Two Harbors to Duluth to Sturgeon Lake. For much of the region, life quickly returned to normal. But for some residents, normalcy remains elusive four months later.

By News Tribune staff , October 28, 2012

Flood victims can apply for loans, aid in Duluth, Cloquet and Moose Lake

The centers will operate from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Oct. 13.

By News Tribune staff , October 05, 2012

Residents, businesses, encouraged to apply for disaster loans

Individuals and businesses with uninsured losses and damages caused by the severe storms and flooding that occurred on June 14-21, 2012, can take advantage of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s disaster assistance program. There will be SBA outreach centers at the Fond du Lac Tribal Center, Barnum Community Center and Duluth. All three facilities will be open limited hours and days.

By Press release , August 23, 2012

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U.S. Small Business Administration offers low-interest loans after floods

The declaration issued today covers Carlton, Pine and St. Louis counties and the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.

By News Tribune staff , August 17, 2012

Carlton County residents, businesses declared eligible for disaster relief loans

Late last week, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced that low interest rate loans are now available in Carlton County, as well as Superior, Wis., and surrounding counties.

By Drew Digby , August 03, 2012

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Low-interest disaster loans available for residents, businesses in flooded areas

Wisconsin and Minnesota residents and businesses affected by June’s severe storms and flooding can apply for low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration.

By News Tribune staff , August 01, 2012

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Deadline nears for federal storm assistance

State agencies, local and tribal governments, and some private nonprofit organizations in Minnesota have until Sunday to apply for federal public assistance to help recover from June’s severe storms and flooding.

By News Tribune staff , August 01, 2012

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Health officials urge caution with wells contaminated from flooding

Free test kits available from public health agencies

July 28, 2012

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Feds measure flood damage to private property

Feds measure flood damage to private property Officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Office of Disaster Assistance were joined by state and local authorities in some of the most heavily damaged homes in Carlton and St. Louis counties.

By John Myers , July 12, 2012

Safely clean, dry home before restoring after flood

After the flooding of their homes, residents want to repair the damage and return things to the way they were as quickly as possible.

June 30, 2012

Businesses, non-profits asked to submit flood surveys

The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) is seeking any businesses or non-profit organizations that may have been impacted by the recent regional flooding to complete and submit a one-page survey as soon as possible.

June 30, 2012

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Flood briefs: Hiking, biking trails remain closed

Numerous hiking and biking trails in the Duluth area remain closed as a result of last week’s flooding. Others are open, but caution is advised.

By News Tribune staff , June 30, 2012

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No flood insurance? There may be other options

According to Cloquet agent Steve Micke of Reliable Insurance, only “very, very few” people in this entire region carry flood insurance.

By Wendy Jonson/Brandon Stahl , June 29, 2012

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Carlton County officials shift to recovery mode

While there is no official estimate yet for the flood damage done to the estimated 775 homes, myriad roads and all kinds of infrastructure across Carlton County, engineers, state officials and the Carlton County Assessor’s Office began working this week to scope out damage now that flood waters have begun to recede.

By Brittany Berens , June 29, 2012

Flood news to use

The St. Louis County Flood Resource Center offers content on the latest flood news and activities.

By News Tribune staff , June 28, 2012

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