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Re: Pascagoula ---Pinecrest?
      Wed Aug 31 2005 10:54 AM

My mother and grandmother stayed at a house on 13th street, between Polk and Ingalls avenue, and they had water go over their cars, but since the house is somewhat raised no water got in the house. I have heard that evey home south of Bargain Annex had at least 3 feet of water.

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