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Making way for flood waters: Repurposing empty lots in Clyde

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When most people look at an empty field, they see a patch of grass — a nice spot to throw a frisbee or eat some cold fried chicken, picnic style. But to Preston Jacobsen, that same empty field, especially if…
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Making way for flood waters: Repurposing empty lots in Clyde

When most people look at an empty field, they see a patch of grass — a nice spot to throw a frisbee or eat some cold fried chicken, picnic style. But to Preston Jacobsen, that same empty field, especially if…

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The Mountaineer broke the news in on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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