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Thursday
September 2010
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Did your basement flood? Are you frustrated with the response from local officials? Share your views in our forum.
- North Shore confronts flooding (Aug. 23)
- Shorewood residents want answers about flooding (Aug. 9)
- Whitefish Bay attempts to address flooding questions (Aug. 5)
- Flood waters recede, questions remain (Aug. 1)
- Nicolet High School cleans up, assesses flood damage (July 29)
- One home, two floods (July 26)
- Brew City Flood special section
Whitefish Bay
Residents question leadership on flooding
July flood victims frustrated with the village's progress in finding the reasons for the devastating flooding and basement backups that damaged more than 700 Bay homes are again voicing a lack of confidence in village staff and officials.(4)
Residents voice frustration over flooding
A standing-room only crowd of more than 100 people packed a meeting room at the Shorewood Library Thursday night and peppered officials with questions and complaints about the severe flooding that hit the community last month.(2)
Whitefish Bay
Frustrated residents demand some answers
In a hot, crowded meeting room, more than 200 frustrated residents demanded answers from village officials about the flooding problems that hit the community last month -- and what is being to to prevent it from happening again.(5)
- video: See residents have their say
- RELATED STORY: Shorewood residents voice frustration
North Shore
Villages, schools continue to battle flooding
It has been two weeks since a heavy rainstorm hit the North Shore and caused flooding that resulted in millions of dollars in damage. But local officials - just like residents - are continuing to grapple with the storm's aftermath.(3)Nicolet nightmare: 80 percent of school hit hard by flooding
Storm water came roaring down Jean Nicolet Road and into Nicolet High School during the torrential rains last week, flooding the school's basement with 6 feet of water that soon made its way up to the first floor.
- related link: Rain falls and damage rises in the North Shore
- related link: Bayshore stores hit with flood damage
- related link: Fire Department swamped with storm calls last week
Bayshore hit, too
Glendale — Portions of Sears and Boston Store at Bayshore Town Center have remained closed since last week's storms, although Boston Store expected to reopen its basement area as soon as today.
New coach's spirits don't dampen, even after flood
Nicolet High School's coaches are aiming to keep their summer activities on track despite the flooding that occurred after the torrential July 22 rainstorms.(1)
