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Temperatures warming: City asks residents to help prevent flooding

by Jeff Pierce on January 20, 2012

Temperatures are rising. Rain is on the way, and the City is shifting its focus to clearing storm drains to prevent localized flooding. The mayor has some tips in this video:

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