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From reporter Kevin O'Connor
Kevin O'Connor / Staff Photo
Downtown Brattleboro's Flat Street flooded with several feet of storm water Sunday after the remnants of Hurricane Irene swelled the town's Whetstone Brook.
Kevin O'Connor / Staff Photo
Downtown Brattleboro's Flat Street flooded with several feet of storm water Sunday after the remnants of Hurricane Irene swelled the town's Whetstone Brook.
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"Now you know what its like to be a godless new age town. perhaps your godess can help dry up the water."
Well, how's that praying for rain doing for Texas?
Posted by: G | 08/28/2011 at 06:07 PM
Now you know what its like to be a godless new age town. perhaps your godess can help dry up the water.
Posted by: chuck | 08/28/2011 at 03:13 PM
WoW this is not good for brattleboro!
Posted by: Carleton Cross | 08/28/2011 at 02:31 PM