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Does your family have a disaster plan? [The Arena]
It sometimes seems like we here in Louisville have more than our share of natural disasters. The beautiful Ohio River has a habit of jumping its banks every couple of years, and we’ve experienced some nasty tornadoes in recent memory. We’re even located just East of the New Madrid Fault; so we can expect the odd earthquake from time to time.
Louisville news: When floods happen we get to make ark-park jokes edition [News]
- "Louisville Water has experienced a failure with a 48-inch main near Floyd and Warnock Streets. Several customers, mostly within the Watterson Expressway area, are without water or have low pressure." [LouisvilleKY.gov]
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Metro United Way needs volunteers [News]
Come one, come all! Unfortunately, flooding is nothing new to the Louisville Metro area. The Metro United Way needs volunteers TONIGHT in Prospect to help fill sand bags. You can contact Wade Jackson at (502) 220-8495 for more information. He will
Louisville news: That ark built yet? edition [News]
- "With the Ohio River predicted to crest ten feet above flood stage later this week, Gov. Steve Beshear declared a state of emergency Monday due to the severe storms and flooding that have impacted the state.
Kentucky Derby Museum's launch party is this Sunday! [Family and parenting]
The flood of August 4th, 2009 left a devastating wake of destruction throughout the Louisville area. And like many Louisvillians, I was upset to learn that one of the most hard-hit locations was the Kentucky Derby Museum.
Shut down ever since the flood, the museum has been painstakingly reconstructing its beloved exhibits ever since. Just in time for the 2010 Derby Festival kick-off, the Kentucky Derby Museum is ready to reopen its doors. And to celebrate this triumph, they're having a party...and you're invited!
Bake sale on Wednesday to help library recover from flood damage
Storm, flood resources for Louisville
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