Volunteers Clear Flood Debris at Fishers Nature Preserve
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Volunteers gathered at the Nonie Werbe Krauss Nature Preserve in Fishers to clear debris following significant flooding that occurred eight weeks ago. The preserve played a critical role in local flood mitigation by absorbing approximately 150 million gallons of water.
Original reporting: LarryInFishers
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