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Cincinnati flooding: Some roads reopen, cleanup begins as Ohio River is receding

Cincinnati flooding: Some roads reopen, cleanup begins as Ohio River is receding
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Cincinnati flooding: Some roads and Belterra reopen, cleanup begins as Ohio River is receding

Cincinnati flooding: Some roads and Belterra reopen, cleanup begins as Ohio River is receding Jeanne Houck, Cincinnati Enquirer Replay Video UP NEXT Sections of Kellogg Road and Eight Mile Road in Anderson Township have reopened after being closed by flooding. But stretches of other roads in Anderson, Miami and Whitewater townships remain closed, Hamilton County Engineer Eric Beck said in a news release. © Albert Cesare / The Enquirer Gary Deyo, an employee of Flood Restoration Water Removal and Cleanup, washes dirt and debris from the Murray s Tavern parking lot on Kellogg Avenue in the East End on Saturday, March 6, 2021. The National Weather Service measured the Ohio River at just above 52 feet on Saturday morning.

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Cincinnati flooding: Some roads reopen, cleanup begins as Ohio River is receding

Cincinnati flooding: Some roads reopen, cleanup begins as Ohio River is receding
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Indiana Casino Update: Caesars Flooded, Tropicana OKs Some Smoking

An aerial shot of Caesars Southern Indiana, which closed temporarily Thursday because of flooding. (Image: WDRB-TV) Officials at Caesars Southern Indiana decided to close Thursday morning because of flooding in the region. Flooding does not present a problem at the Tropicana Evansville, as management there announced slots players will now be able to smoke and drink while playing slots. Not the First Flood for Caesars Caesars typically ranks among the state’s top tax revenue generators. However, flooding has been an occasional issue for the casino since it opened more than 20 years ago. In both February 2018 and 2019, the casino, then known as Horseshoe Southern Indiana, was shut down for short periods by flooding.

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Cincinnati weather: Ohio River reaches moderate flood stage, highest level since 2019

Ohio River near crest: See where rising water is closing roads, affecting homes Madeline Mitchell and Sarah Brookbank, Cincinnati Enquirer Video: Flooding near Kellogg Avenue Replay Video UP NEXT The Ohio River reached a moderate flood stage Wednesday night and should start receding later Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. As of 10 a.m., the Ohio River was at 56.76 feet. Early Thursday morning the National Weather Service said the Cincinnati forecast is coming in slightly higher than initially expected. The river is now expected to crest at 57 feet Thursday afternoon. © Liz Dufour/The Enquirer Richard Farrell, 77, stands on his front step at his home on Holbrook Avenue in the East End Thursday March 4, 2021. Farrell said he’s lived there for 54 years and this is his 23rd flood.

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