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That winds are shifting more of the northwest when you were starting to see some of that lake affect with the changeover to a touch of light snow it will be pretty minimal because hes temperatures are a little too warm they will start to warm cool down later on. Has the lake effect is felt Lake Michigan and lake erie once we start to shift thats horrible start to see these offagain lake and snow showers start to the q my in a few select locations temperatures pretty steady in the middle and high...

Senior boulevard. Nearby on west main street, the roof lou off of this building. Blew off this building. Willie was cutting hair. Everyone feels lucky, because it could have all been worse. We are getting rain and strong winds again in spartanburg. At one point today, close to 3100 in Spartanburg County were without power. The whole campus lost power and even had to cancel some classes today. Live tonight in spartanburg, mike mccormick, wyff news 4. Carol traffic collisions were just some of the...

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In 2021, Congress provided $28.6 billion in grants, but funding dried up and two-thirds of the restaurants that were approved for funding received nothing.