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‘Like We Don’t Exist’: One Year After Flood, A Sense Of Abandonment Lingers In McCook Lake

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McCOOK LAKE — Morgan and Malcom Speichinger still live in a house that was damaged in a flood one year ago, because they have no better option.
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‘Like We Don’t Exist’: One Year After Flood, A Sense Of Abandonment Lingers In McCook Lake

McCOOK LAKE — Morgan and Malcom Speichinger still live in a house that was damaged in a flood one year ago, because they have no better option.

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