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Title:
2009 FARGO FLOOD Part 20
Description:
Part 20 is specifically dedicated to the youth of our community and country; for their continued efforts and significant contribution in fighting the Red River Flood of 2009. On behalf of the residents of Fargo-Moorhead and surrounding counties, thank you so much for your assistance - we could not have fought back the waters without your help. You are the promise of our future.
Author:
leehoedl
Tags:
hoedl, 2009, Fargo, Flood,
2009 FARGO FLOOD Part 20
Description:
Part 20 is specifically dedicated to the youth of our community and country; for their continued efforts and significant contribution in fighting the Red River Flood of 2009. On behalf of the residents of Fargo-Moorhead and surrounding counties, thank you so much for your assistance - we could not have fought back the waters without your help. You are the promise of our future.
Author:
leehoedl
Tags:
hoedl, 2009, Fargo, Flood,
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 | 2009 FARGO FLOOD Part 21 As the cities of Fargo and Moorhead quiet themselves for the Easter weekend, cities such as Valley City gear up to address record crest projections (occurring on or around Tuesday) within the city limits. Part 21 briefly reviews a variety of current Fargo-Moorhead flood updates and then turns its lens to the tiny city of Valley City and its selfless and hardworking citizens, as they continue their sandbagging efforts in the Winter Show pavilion over the Easter weekend. HAPPY EASTER TO ALL.... |
 | 2009 FARGO FLOOD Part Eighteen Plans for the communities of Fargo and Moorhead are presently being implemented as the National Weather Service announces its updated projection of 38 - 40 feet. City sandbagging operations will begin later this week for both communities, as temperatures begin to reach the lower-to-mid 50s and cause area snow to melt and fill the river basin once again. |
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 | 2009 FARGO FLOOD Part Seventeen Plans for the communities of Fargo and Moorhead are presently being formulated to address a potentially higher second crest than the first crest of 2009. City sandbagging operations will begin later this week for both communities, as temperatures begin to reach the lower-to-mid 50s and cause area snow to melt and fill the river basin once again. |
 | 2009 FARGO FLOOD Part Sixteen Fargo continues its morning Flood News Conferences, so as to provide citizens with updated information concerning diking efforts and city mobilization. Plans are presently being formulated to address a potentially higher second crest than the first crest of 2009. |
 | 2009 FARGO FLOOD Part Twelve The sun shined and the snow melted; the citizens of Fargo-Moorhead began returning to their lives. The city of Fargo transitioned from HIGH ALERT to ALERT, as the final city flood meeting is convened... for now... Fargo waits for its second crest in the coming week. |
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 | 2009 FARGO FLOOD Part 23 Valley City, lamoure, Lisbon, Jamestown... and so many other smaller towns and hamlets have become synonymous with the word "crest" and "record." Blessings, strength and determination to these areas and the greater rural areas outside the Fargo-Moorhead areas. They face serious rising waters while the Red River projections are lowered again; this time to a second crest of 35 feet... barring any substantial rainfall this weekend. |
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