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"At Village Shoppe and Go, a drive-thru liquor store on Glendale Milford Road, Pam Cross knew this day would be like none other when her daughter, Aubrey, looked out back.\"When she came in today to open and I was in the office, and she opened the door and she’s, like, ‘Oh my gosh.’ And I’m, like, ‘What’s wrong Aub?’\" Pam Cross said.\"I was like, ‘I think we’re going to have a problem.’\"Aubrey Cross said.That conversation began a day of extreme worry and action as the nearby Mill Creek kept spilling out of its banks.\"After I told her, like, ‘Oh my gosh,’ a car had gone through. And so they’re kind of, like, floating, if you will. But it kept shooting water up further, so then we started to panic.\"At various times, it seemed like high water was nearly everywhere the 28 mile Mill Creek flows.A business flooded on East Kemper Road. Even Cincinnati Pool and Patio got swamped.\"The flooding is sort of notorious out here in the valley. We are located in the floodplain,\" Bob Hoeweler said.Hoeweler was the workspace inside his family's Evendale aluminum factory would stay dry, but he knows many of his neighbors won't be so lucky.\"It’s a shame that it happens,\" he said. \"You plan for it. It’s a lot like people on River Road, on the east part of town. You just move your furniture upstairs and wait for the river to go.\""
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