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Wasted waters: How Southern Illinois is coping with decades of sewage flooding
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Wasted waters: How Southern Illinois is coping with decades of sewage flooding
Janelle O’Dea Illinois Answers Project CAHOKIA HEIGHTS — Arianna Norris, 63, paid cash for her home in Cahokia Heights. For as long as she’s lived there, during intense rainstorms, water surrounds her property and last year her basement started flooding. Norris was around four years ago when residents in Alorton, Cahokia, and Centreville voted for the merger that created Cahokia Heights and disbanded the Commonfields of Cahokia Public Water Dist…
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