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'It's Really Troubling When Your Fire Station Is Underwater' - Vimarsana News

'It's Really Troubling When Your Fire Station Is Underwater'

More than 100 people have been rescued during severe flooding in Vermont but there have been no reports of death or injuries, authorities say. Michael Cannon, the Vermont urban...

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In flood-ravaged Vermont, rivers finally crest and waters start to recede - Vimarsana News

In flood-ravaged Vermont, rivers finally crest and waters start to recede

Muddy brown water from the Winooski River flowed Tuesday through the capital of Montpelier, obscuring vehicles and all but the tops of parking meters along...

A surging river floods Vermont's capital as crews rescue more than 100 people - Vimarsana News

A surging river floods Vermont's capital as crews rescue more than 100 people

A storm that dumped two months of rain in two days is bringing more flooding across Vermont. Many communities are marooned by high water, and a dam was threatening to

Vermont Hit By 2nd Day Of Flooding As Muddy Water Tops Parking Meters - Vimarsana News

Vermont Hit By 2nd Day Of Flooding As Muddy Water Tops Parking Meters

Vermont Hit By 2nd Day Of Flooding As Muddy Water Tops Parking Meters - Across America, US - Muddy brown water from the Winooski River flowed through the capital of Montpelier, obscuring vehicles and marooning residents.

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Vermont hit by 2nd day of floods as muddy water reaches tops of parking meters in capital city - Vimarsana News

Vermont hit by 2nd day of floods as muddy water reaches tops of parking meters in capital city

A storm that dumped up to two months of rain in two days in Vermont and other parts of the Northeast brought more flooding Tuesday to communities that included the state capital, where officials said that river levels at a dam just upstream appeared to be stable.