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  1. A state of emergency has been declared for counties in West Virginia, involving Patrick Morrisey.

Governor seeks federal disaster declaration for floods in West Virginia.

7 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 11
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Governor seeks federal disaster declaration for floods in West Virginia.

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  1. Morrisey announced a grant for disaster relief efforts in West Virginia.1 source
  2. Governor appeals FEMA's denial of disaster relief for severe flooding in West Virginia.1 source
  3. Governor Morrisey appeals FEMA's denial of disaster relief for West Virginia.1 source
  4. The federal government approved a disaster declaration for the state of West Virginia.Sub-event
  5. Patrick Morrisey seeks federal relief for flood victims in Calhoun County, West Virginia, following severe weather damage.Sub-event
  6. Governor requests federal disaster declaration following floods.1 source

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