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Fund launched as frustrated Salt Lake City residents fume over flooding fiasco

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A broken water main displaced some families in Poplar Grove on Aug. "The whole basement area was full. It was like 6 feet of water down there," she said, reflecting on it on Monday. "There was a window on the other side where it broke through, and just poured into the house.

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