Fans dry out walls that were stripped of 18 inches of wall board after the music area in the lower level of the Shorewood School District auditorium building was flooded in the July 22 storm.
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Shorewood School District Business Manager Mark Boehlke shows a prop storage area in the basement of the Shorewood High School auditorium building that was flooded along with costume storage and music areas. The district continues to evaluate items for salvage and cleaning or disposal.
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A large plastic tent was assembled over the Shorewood Intermediate School gymnasium floor and inflated with warm air in an attempt to dry out and salvage the wood floor that was submerged in the storm. Moisture in the floor is causing the hardwood boards to cup along every edge.
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Shorewood Police Chief David Banaszynski tours the male officers' locker room that has been moved to an area previously used for bicycle storage.
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The Shorewood Police Department will use a trailer to house a conference room, detectives' bureau and staff area that was in the lower level of the police station and was flooded during the storm. At some point the entire department will operate out of the trailer while the police and North Shore Fire Department stations are evacuated so floor tiles containing asbestos can be removed from the building.
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Shorewood Police Chief David Banaszynski examines one of the lower level areas that sustained damage. The department's conference room, detectives' bureau, locker rooms, records and evidence storage areas and utilities sustained storm water and sewage-backup damage.
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A downed tree formed a dam to stop chunks of concrete, asphalt, limestone, rock and other large debris that was flushed through the Hubbard Park tunnels in route to the Milwaukee River.
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Mud, rocks concrete and asphalt chunks fill the south tunnel leading from Hubbard park's lower area. Shorewood has cleared the north tunnel, but the Village has restricted access to Hubbard Park's lower area near the Milwaukee River.
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