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Patton Leadership holds session in Letcher County - Vimarsana News

Patton Leadership holds session in Letcher County

The Southeast Kentucky Chamber’s Patton Leadership Institute (PLI) held its eighth session — in Letcher County — on May 2. The cohort visits a different county each session. PLI will

Legal advocates applaud FEMA changes in Kentucky, but they say transparency is needed - Vimarsana News

Legal advocates applaud FEMA changes in Kentucky, but they say transparency is needed

WHITESBURG, Ky. (OVR) -- After heavy flooding in eastern Kentucky, locals and officials are frustrated with the federal government’s system for disaster aid. People say the process is confusing, sen

Source: woub.org
Attorneys to fight for eastern Kentucky flood victims - Vimarsana News

Attorneys to fight for eastern Kentucky flood victims

“Some of us have donated financially, or by sending supplies, but this is the least we could do,” August Johannsen said.

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Legal advocates applaud FEMA changes in Kentucky, but say transparency needed - Vimarsana News

Legal advocates applaud FEMA changes in Kentucky, but say transparency needed

After heavy flooding in eastern Kentucky, locals and officials are frustrated with the federal government’s system for disaster aid. People say the process is confusing, sending some of the most vulnerable through a bureaucratic maze, and sometimes requiring documentation lost during the catastrophe.

Source: wkms.org
Former coal mine regulators urge investigation after floods - Vimarsana News

Former coal mine regulators urge investigation after floods

Elaine Tanner told a U.S. House committee that neglecting reclamation could be devastating