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Flood of ’72 overwhelmed city, but community came out stronger
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KELLEN M. QUIGLEY Managing Editor  
June 23, 2022

Flood of ’72 overwhelmed city, but community came out stronger

SALAMANCA — Fifteen minutes into the morning of Friday, June 23, Mayor Keith L. Reed and Civil Defense Director Paul Formica notified the local news media that they had been

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