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Milwaukee flood victim's home foundation crumbles, family hopes for FEMA help

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By Mariam Mackar, Tony Aria Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
A week after devastating flooding hit Milwaukee's west side, Bob Keefe still can't fathom what happened to his home. "I came back here and I couldn't believe it," said Keefe. READ ALSO: Here’s what you should know as FEMA begins damage assessments in Wisconsin after historic floods The foundation of Keefe's west-side Milwaukee home is crumbling, and the basement is gone. "It's kind of shock," said Keefe. Ever since the flooding, Keefe has been displaced from his home and unable to go inside.
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West Allis community rallies with backpack drive for flood-affected families

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By Mariam Mackar, Tony Aria Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
Local organizations are stepping up to help families affected by last week's historic flooding with a crucial back-to-school backpack drive, providing much-needed supplies as the new school year approaches. Excited students and thankful parents lined the sidewalk of Novak Manor in West Allis on Wednesday for some much-needed back-to-school help from the Waukesha-based nonprofit BACS (Bikers Advocating for Child Safety).
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'We really need some help': Milwaukee residents await FEMA assessments after severe flooding

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By Mariam Mackar, Tony Aria Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee family is facing months of recovery after recent flooding destroyed their fully furnished basement, leaving them without insurance coverage and desperately seeking assistance. READ ALSO: Residents hope for some relief as FEMA prepares to assess flood damage Darice Ivory's basement was inundated with 5 feet of floodwater, resulting in a complete loss of the finished space, including her two sons' bedrooms. A week after the disaster, the family continues the cleanup process.
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