SPRING FLOODING 2009
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Sertoma Freedom Bridge swamped
The rain-swollen Red River was predicted to peak Monday afternoon at about 27½ feet and then gradually recede over the next week.
By Patrick Springer , June 23, 2009
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Mayor calls Miller time with ‘Dennis Dollars’ beer tickets
Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker will make good on an off-the-cuff promise he made during the flood fight.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , May 05, 2009
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Local contractors upset levee removal work goes to Minnesota firm
Levees began leaving the streets of Fargo on Thursday, irritating some of the locals who helped build them.
Area contractors weren’t hoping the temporary floodwalls would stay up forever. They just wanted a bigger piece of the action when they came down.
Chad Wolsky, owner of L.C. & Excavating in Fargo, said there are a lot of upset contractors. “It just doesn’t make much sense.”
By By Dave Roepke and Mike Nowatzki / Forum staff writers , April 24, 2009
Call FEMA now, but some flood repairs need drying time
With the Red River in retreat and summerlike weather expected soon, many people will be tempted to start rebuilding their recently soaked basements.
You might want to hold off.
By Dave Olson , April 20, 2009
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Lisbon patches dike; rural areas swamped
Sheyenne River stabilizes at record 22.84 feetLISBON, N.D. – The clay levee keeping the Sheyenne River from spilling into Rob Hicks’ backyard developed a crack big enough to require evacuations here on Thursday morning.
By Dave Roepke , April 17, 2009
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