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Floodwaters rise again in Crook County, concerning ranchers

Summary by Central Oregon Daily
Prineville Police warned residents Thursday morning flooding could be "imminent" in areas along the Ochoco Creek and the Crooked River. But they later downgraded the risk of possible evacuations.
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Floodwaters rise again in Crook County, concerning ranchers

Prineville Police warned residents Thursday morning flooding could be "imminent" in areas along the Ochoco Creek and the Crooked River. But they later downgraded the risk of possible evacuations.

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Central Oregon Daily broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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