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'Insult to injury;' Bluff residents once again deal with flooding

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For the second time in just over a week, Bluff residents are dealing with flooding after the San Juan River spilled over in recent days, although the risk for additional flooding is over. The Town of Bluff shared an update Thursday morning that said the lower level of the Cadillac Ranch RV Resort had been flooded, along with the Davis farm.

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