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Residents flee Kentwood, areas near Tangi river as pressure continues on dam
Posted on August 30, 2012 at 10:36 AM
Updated Thursday, Aug 30 at 4:08 PM
Louisiana officials were hoping efforts on Thursday by crews in Mississippi would alleviate pressure on a lake dam stressed by Hurricane Isaac’s heavy rains that, if it failed, would send torrents of water south into Tangipahoa Parish.
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