Businesses along Knickerbocker Ave. experience severe flooding
News 12's Shakti Denis spoke with business owners on how they're looking to bounce back and are working to clear the water out of their establishments.
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Sep 29, 2023, 7:49 PM
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2h agoBusinesses along Knickerbocker Avenue in Brooklyn are facing the heavy rain and trying to fight back against the surging waters. It's an area that is used to experiencing flooding.
News 12's Shakti Denis spoke with business owners on how they're looking to bounce back and working to clear the water out of their establishments.
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