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"Kevin Bisonette has been the senior maintenance person at North Country Community College in Malone for about 12 years.On the WPTZ Mobile App? Click here for the video. He said he's never seen such significant flooding on campus grounds. \u00A0\u00A0\u201CNever -- back at the end of the tail end of the hurricane we had some flooding, but nothing compared to this,\u201D said Bisonette. \u00A0\u00A0Rushing water covers a usually a grassy field and a parking lot by the Salmon River.The encroaching water caused NCCC to cancel afternoon classes, something Bisonette said is rare.\u201CNever. Other than a snow day. Never,\u201D said Bisonette.The school isn't the only part of Malone which was impacted by flooding. Emergency officials said they're watching nearly a dozen roads along the water.\u00A0\u201CI've seen it worse going towards Main Street before but this is the worst I've seen on this area on Lafayette and Patnode Street,\u201D said Michael Maneely, village trustee and firefighter. \u00A0\u00A0Meanwhile village police and emergency services crews have been knocking on doors and helping neighbors who need to evacuate.\u201CThey have a reverse 911 calling the people and telling them to come to our shelter when we open it up,\u201D said Maneely.Campus maintenance crews said \u00A0the decision to cancel classes was also about keeping commuting students safe and off the roads.\u201CWe\u2019re hearing about road closures and what have you out there and we're just worrying about them being able to get home,\u201D said Maneely.The evacuation in Malone is voluntary. If it becomes mandatory, a shelter will be set up at the Malone Middle School."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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