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Burns residents grapple with lack of federal assistance after devastating floods: 'Doesn't look hopeful'
Burns residents grapple with lack of federal assistance after devastating floods: 'Doesn't look hopeful'
Burns residents grapple with lack of federal assistance after devastating floods: 'Doesn't look hopeful'

Published on: 07/08/2025

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For months, city officials in Burns, Oregon have asked for help to recover from devastating floods. So far, they've received little assistance.

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