Wisconsin flood sweeps away waterfront homes in lakefront storm
Severe flooding on Lake Wisconsin causes waterfront homes to break apart and be carried away by high waters. Video circulated showing the destruction and danger along the shoreline.
10 Jun 2008
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2008
Page
1
Severe flooding on Lake Wisconsin causes waterfront homes to break apart and be carried away by high waters. Video circulated showing the destruction and danger along the shoreline.
Obituary notice listing Patricia Annamaner and Elijah Ashley with funeral arrangements in Williston. Details indicate local services and burial plans forthcoming through nearby funeral home.
Severe storms hit Aiken County causing almost 2000 SCERG customers to lose power. Roads were blocked as crews cleared toppled trees and restored service. City hall also lost power. City Council meeting was postponed to June 16 at 6 30 p m.
With primary day underway in Aiken County elections office gears up for a busy turnout in House districts 81 and 83. Executive director Stuart Bedenbaugh projects 30 to 35 percent turnout, about 1000 ballots total with 780 absentee already cast, and notes June elections bring staffing challenges but no major issues expected.
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Aiken volunteers from Sand River Salkehatchie Camp replace roof and porch, repair sills and walls, paint ceilings and walls, and install floor coverings in a home owned by Wilma Tra Vick. Sixty four volunteers work on six projects sponsored by St. John’s United Methodist Church with Bruce Burns as crew chief and Bob Kosky assisting. Officials praise community support as the weeklong effort continues.
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