Ellis Harbor boat houses endure Cedar Rapids flood with community effort
Ellis Harbor residents fared better after a flood with no boat houses lost and only minor damage to two near Ellis Park. Residents lightened vessels to boost buoyancy and used foam floats and stronger anchoring. The river crest was nine feet lower than eight years ago, aiding recovery as neighbors aided one another and cleared debris.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellis Harbor
Dave Fear
Hiawatha
Fear
Don Steichen
Cedar River
Dean Brown
Ellis Park
Brown
Steichen
David Petersen
Edgewood Road
Ellis Lane
Main Park
C Ave NW
Ellis Boulevard
Cliff
the Gazette
Quinn Bingham
Swisher
Cedar Rapids flood relief boosts reopenings and losses
Business owners recount flood damage and swift returns to service as downtown Cedar Rapids reopens. Jelinek avoided sandbags and faces three feet of water at Parlor City while Czech Village shops rush to restock. Others report $20,000 losses, gratitude for support, and optimism as crowds return.
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Parlor City
Jelinek
NewBo Alehouse
Brewhemia
Czech Village
Ron Corbett
Pam Lewis
Czech Village Antiques
Lou Thompson
Village Meat Market & Café
Thompson
Mississippi
Cedar Rapids
Nick Rhodes
Red
Third Street
Bryan Bredman
Stephanie
la Cantina Bar and Grill
Second Street
Nate Eisenhart
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