Flood relief efforts in Gallatin County raise cleanups and feeding
Gallatin County authorities report floodwaters receding while residents need cleaning supplies. Donations can be dropped at the Salvation Army in Harrisburg between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The Salvation Army, Red Cross and Methodist Men’s Group provide flood bucket cleanup kits and mobile feeding across the county this weekend with routes in Equality Junction New Haven and other locations depending on access.
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E. Posey Ave
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Roads reopen after flood inspections across 14 counties
IDOT inspectors and field engineers checked bridges, paved surfaces, embankments and shoulders before reopening roads. County officials cited extensive flood closures, with Williamson 41 roads affected, costs rising beyond 200000 in material repairs on township roads while crews monitor conditions daily and await floodwater recession.
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Matt Barnett
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Maine native walks across country amid kindness and doubt
Damm, a Maine native, travels more than 3000 miles westward on foot seeking perspective. He relies on strangers for shelter and meals while carrying light gear and a laptop to stay connected. He faces nightly camping and long days one state at a time as he pursues the uncertain end goal.
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Maine
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