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Pomeroy Pushing for Federal Flood Aid - KFYR-TV KFYR-TV, ND - Apr 15, 2009 Pomeroy Pushing for Federal Flood Aid"I can`t say today specifically in terms of a bill or amount of money, but we`re going to work darn hard to make sure we get the people of North Dakota back on track and that we rebuild the infrastructure of this state." "I`m not in a position to say,

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Cindy Schwehr, Rogers, ND, letter: Don't lose chance to fix roads - Grand Forks Herald Grand Forks Herald, ND - Apr 14, 2009 Cindy Schwehr, Rogers, ND, letter: Don't lose chance to fix roadsThe goal of the stimulus package is to put people to work, and at the same time address our long-overlooked infrastructure needs across the country. While there have been occasional headlines announcing shutdowns or layoffs across North Dakota,

Pomeroy Pushing for Federal Flood Aid - KFYR-TV

15.04.09

Representative Earl Pomeroy has spent weeks touring the state to survey the flood damage.

He visited his home town of Valley City yesterday to observe the flood fight and today he came to the Capitol to address the legislature about his observations.

Pomeroy says he`s never seen such widespread destruction in the state, but he did share some words of encouragement with the people of North Dakota.

Earl Pomeroy says much of North Dakota is in a tough fight, but because of the resiliency of North Dakotans, we will get through it all.

"We know that the heart of the effort comes down to the people themselves," Pomeroy says. "As they step up and bear down, work furiously. Neighbor helping neighbor in the struggle to save their homes and they communities."

He adds North Dakotans won`t have to go it alone. The federal government will be stepping in with some needed relief.

"Senator Dorgan, Senator Conrad, and I will work closely with Governor

Source: KFYR-TV, ND