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Stockton breaks ground on $2B levee project that will protect homes of 120,000 residents - Local News Matters
CONSTRUCTION ON A $2 billion levee project that will effectively protect more than a third of Stocktonians’ homes from flooding kicked off this past Friday. Local government officials took part in an April 18 groundbreaking ceremony off March Lane at Tenmile Slough in Brookside to launch the Lower San Joaquin River Improvement Project.“This project is trying to make sure that we are protecting the next generations of San Joaquin County residents…
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