Volunteers Come Out To Help Historic Theater Recover From Flood
On Long Island, a 170-year-old theater was left waterlogged. With more rain in the forecast, volunteers are working fast to clean up the damage.
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On Long Island, a 170-year-old theater was left waterlogged. With more rain in the forecast, volunteers are working fast to clean up the damage.
Tri-State residents are cleaning up after Tuesday's downpours caused dangerous flooding, and more rain is on its way. More than five inches fell in places, leaving some people stranded.
We can expect less rain than yesterday's soaking, and most of the day is dry, except for the front passing tonight which will usher in cooler air to finish the week.
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