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Brooklands - how's Allentown faring?
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Tom,
Things are A-OK in Allentown, but schools just south of us in Emmaus were closed for the second day, Easton is expecting the river to crest about 7' above flood stage, and North of us there is a lot of bad flooding showing in North East Pennsylvania. I understand that one town built a new levee at 41' after Hurricane Agnes hit 40.8'. Currently they are at 40.9.
The museum is fine so far, and we just put the 2003 Chevrolet SS Concept car on display on loan from GM for 3 months.
Things are A-OK in Allentown, but schools just south of us in Emmaus were closed for the second day, Easton is expecting the river to crest about 7' above flood stage, and North of us there is a lot of bad flooding showing in North East Pennsylvania. I understand that one town built a new levee at 41' after Hurricane Agnes hit 40.8'. Currently they are at 40.9.
The museum is fine so far, and we just put the 2003 Chevrolet SS Concept car on display on loan from GM for 3 months.