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- Identify safe places to go in case of fire, hurricane or flood
- Practice a fire drill
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- 1 gallon water (one for each member of the family)
- 1 can of meat, fruit and vegetables each for each family member (remember special foods for special diets, if needed)
- 2 rolls of toilet paper
- Extra toothbrush
- Travel size toothpaste
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Flood watches mean watch for flooding
October 21, 2009
Floods don't always happen in the springtime in Maine. Too much rain at any time of year can cause flooding, especially in low-lying areas. Whenever you hear about a flood watch, look out for closed roads. If you see a barrier, respect it. Most flooding deaths across the country are vehicle related. Turn around, don't drown.
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