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When winter rains hit two weeks ago, many were happy to see a break in the long dry spell. However, for the Golden Chain Theatre, the wet weather left some negative repercussions when water from an adjoining property caused flooding to a portion of the building. The theatre is now facing large bills for the clean-up and new carpet in the saloon area of the building.

According to Jen Piccolotti, theatre president, the flooding occurred because plants and trees was cleared off land above the theatre for future development, causing mud and water to run off the hill and into the theatre.

"It's truly a shame that progress and development in our community often causes unpredictable repercussions that we did not anticipate," said Mary Lou Finley, past president of the theatre. "Fortunately, in our 45 consecutive years of running our theatre, we've never had to deal with a situation of this nature."

 

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