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The Kaskaskia College Education Center has announced its closure for the remainder of the Spring Semester due to extensive damage caused by recent flooding. The incident has affected not only the education center but also the nearby Westgate Shopping Area, where several businesses faced water-related issues.
Officials reported that the flooding resulted from heavy rainfall that overwhelmed local drainage systems, leading to significant water accumulation in both locations. As a precautionary measure, the college has advised students and staff to stay informed about updates regarding the reopening of the facility.
In the wake of the flooding, efforts are underway to assess the full extent of the damage and implement necessary repairs. Community members have expressed their concern for affected businesses and the impact on local education services. The college is committed to keeping the public informed as recovery efforts progress, emphasizing the importance of safety during this challenging time.
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