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Beautiful property on Lyre River! Steelhead Fishermen’s Paradise! Home has 3 BR, 2.5 BA and tons of character. 3 car garage with attached workshop. Come and enjoy the sounds of the water from your large wrap-around deck, tend to the gardens and make the greenhouse your own. Or maybe you would rather hike down your own private trail to Lyre River and do some steelhead fishing! Whatever your pleasure this home has it all!
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The Mississippi River reached its highest point in Memphis, forcing hundreds of people from their homes. Mark Strassmann reports on the latest of the flooding in Tennessee.
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Cruise America’s 6,600 miles of inland waterways. www.RiverCitiesCondos.com 1-866-891-2503 If your retirement dream includes travel and adventure – make River Cities floating home your lifestyle www.RiverCitiesCondos.com 1-866-891-2503
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GILDED AGE PROUDLY PRESENTS MISSISSIPPI PLACE. Located in the heart of Lafayette Square, this stunning planned unit development and its 14 high-finish three-story town homes and 2 stylish carriage house condominiums offer location, history, luxurious living, superior construction and value. Mississippi Place is located immediately across the street from Lafayette Park, the neighborhood’s lush 30-acre Victorian park. These contemporary town homes were designed based on the original 1880-era Mansions formerly located on the site. STANDARD FEATURES include: Oversized Two-Car Garage, High Ceilings, Hardwood Floors, Gourmet Kitchen with Granite Countertops and Premium Cabinets, Gas Fireplaces, Jacuzzi Tub and Relaxing Views. Wired Cable and Ethernet. UPGRADES include: Rooftop Deck, Basement Build-out and Elevator/Dumbwaiter options. Includes Builder Home Warranty. Enjoy historic city living with unique dining and shopping, ample green space and an abundance of neighborhood activities! http://preasignaturerealty.com
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Rising floodwaters from the Mississippi River have nearly wiped entire towns off the map. Mark Strassmann reports on the latest details of the damage and how residents are coping in the aftermath.
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The Mississippi River reached its highest point in Memphis, forcing hundreds of people from their homes. Mark Strassmann reports on the latest of the flooding in Tennessee.
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SEE 1st EXPLOSION- http://2011tornadooutbreak.blogspot.com/2011/05/army-corps-1st-levee-explosion-blast.html The Army Corps of Engineers will begin blasting at 9 p.m. Monday. This breach will create a lake in the floodway in the next 24 to 36 hours. No civilians will be allowed in the area of the blast. Breaking the levee means flooding about 133,000 acres of farmland and 100 homes in Mississippi and New Madrid counties in the Birds Point – New Madrid Floodway.
http://www.kfvs12.com/story/14557528/corps-of-engineers-to-breach-levee
Maj. General Michael Walsh, President of the Mississippi River Commission, says he has decided to operate the floodway project at Birds Point – New Madrid Floodway.
The Army Corps of Engineers will begin blasting at 9 p.m. Monday. The corps expects to see water flowing into the floodplain area around midnight.
They will work through the night, breaking another section of the levee in the southern part from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. Tuesday.
The final execution of the project will be in the upper portion between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tuesday.
They are in the final stages of preparation of the charges.
Maj. General Walsh says it is a “heart-wrenching” situation.
“This is the right time to operate it,” Walsh said.
Maj. General Walsh called this flooding unprecedented and historic and said public safety was his number one issue in initiating the plan to blow parts of the levee.
“Safety is our number one priority,” Walsh said. “And that was the main reason we stood down operations last night during lightning storms.”
This breach will create a lake in the floodway in the next 24 to 36 hours.
Around 150 members of the Army Corp of Engineers are working with the Coast Guard.
No civilians will be allowed in the area of the blast.
Breaking the levee means flooding about 133,000 acres of farmland and 100 homes in Mississippi and New Madrid counties.
The Ohio River was at 61.44 at Cairo as of 5 p.m. Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
Gov. Jay Nixon released the following statement regarding the decision by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers to intentionally breach the Birds Point-New Madrid Levee:
“One week ago, I activated the Missouri National Guard to protect lives and property in southern and southeast Missouri because of forecasts of historic flooding in that region. In recent days, rainfall has exceeded those initial forecasts, and Missourians are coping with record river levels along parts of the Mississippi. Today, more than 760 Citizen-Soldiers of the Missouri National Guard are on the ground in southeast Missouri. In cooperation with state, county and local law enforcement, they have evacuated the Birds Point-New Madrid floodway and continue to provide protection for the property families have left behind. I appreciate the tireless and professional efforts of all men and women of the Missouri National Guard, the Missouri State Highway Patrol and local agencies who are working long hours to complete their missions.
“Earlier this evening, Major Gen. Michael Walsh of the Corps of Engineers informed me of his decision to proceed with plans to blow a hole in the levee at Birds Point as soon as possible. This explosion will send a tremendous amount of water through approximately 130,000 acres of farmland in southeast Missouri. The General’s hope is that this action will relieve pressure on other parts of the levee system and save lives.
“As we have throughout this historic flooding, the State of Missouri will continue to provide resources and personnel to protect the people of the Bootheel. We have boots on the ground. We are prepared. And southeast Missouri will move forward again.
“I urge Missourians to continue to cooperate fully with state, county and local law enforcement, as they have at every stage of this process. Together, we will ensure that Missouri families stay safe in the coming days. And together, we will recover and rebuild.”
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Located on the bank of the North Fork of the wild and scenic Smith River. This 8.72 acre property includes a home, guest cabin, creek, pond, heirloom apple orchard and is surrounded by the national forest. It was once the site of the historic Rockland Station wagon stop. Please see the other videos of this remarkable property.
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Historic river home w/100′ of Mississippi frontage. Private estate w/long driveway, big usable lot for activities. Home sits perfect for views of river, 2 story fr w/exposed logs, 2 story stone fpls, cherry wdwork in kit w/5″ cherry flrs, grnhouse off kit
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Looking for the perfect get-away? Look no further!This beautiful country retreat has everything that you’re looking for and then some!Situated on 80 acres and three different ecosystems (Northwoods, Prairie and Maple/Basswood Forest), the property offers sweeping views of Pine Creek Valley and views of Lake Pepin!As you walk in, you first notice the large and spacious Foyer with Kasota Stone flooring, leaded glass front door with side and top transoms and vaulted Pine ceiling withtwo skylights.The comfortable Family Room is a pleasure to behold. From the Field Stone wood burning fireplace with marble hearth and decorative wood inlay, to the beamed ceilings, Red Birch floors, Andersen windows and double glass doors makes this room is the perfect place to for rest and relaxation.Walk through the double glass doors to the light and bright Sunroom with sweeping views of the Prairie thanks to it’s over-sized Marvin windows with Hunter Douglas blinds. The two Hampton Bay ceiling fans will keep you cool and the Pine ceiling, antiqued wainscottingand Red Birch floors will catch your eye. Hand crafted woodwork is seen all throughout and is most notable in the Great Room. Look up and you’ll see the two-story vaulted beamed Pine ceiling, look down and you’ll notice the Red Elm floors. There’s also decorative pinebeams that trim the walls. The dramatic two-story Kasota stone wood burning fireplace with heatilator is quite spectacular as well as the large Andersen windows with great views ofthe surrounding Prairie and Forest. The kitchen is set up for convenience and includes granite countertops, Kasota Stone flooring, custom built Alderwood cabinetry, micro-track lighting, Maytag side-by-side refrigerator and dishwasher, Jenn-air wall oven and cooktop, cafe door and built-in wine rack.From there you’re lead to the formal Dining Room with Kasota Stone flooring, beamed Pine ceiling, Andersen windows and wood blinds. With views of the Great Room, this is the perfect area for entertaining.Both bedrooms on the main level feature private baths, ceiling fans, Andersen windows, decorative Pine trim, Maple Flooring and honey comb shades.One bedroom has a 3/4 bath with steam shower, ceramic floors and pedestal sink and theother bedroom has a full bath with whirlpool tub, seperate shower, ceramic flooring and pedestal sink.A Sitting Room overlooks the Prairie and a 1/2 bath with ceramic flooring, pocket door and pedestal sinkfinishes the main level off.As you walk up the hand crafted Red Oak stairwell towards the upper level, you notice the Pine vaulted ceiling of the Loft that offers excellent views of the Great Room. The Loft has Yellow Birch flooring, built-in book cases, large Andersen window and Casablanca ceiling fan.Step into the generoussized Master Bedroom with Yellow Birch flooring, vaulted beamed ceiling, Andersen windows, full Master Bath with soaking tub, seperate shower, ceramic flooring, ceiling fan and walks out to a 10×08 balcony.The finished lower presents many opportunities! The oversized Amusement Room offers surround sound, Andersen windows, 10×10 card area and is tastefully decorated. There’s also a large 23×14 Bedroom with enough space for a sitting area, laundry/storage spaceand 3/4 hall bath.Above the garage is the 24×14 ‘Guest Quarters’ with Andersen windows, Berber carpet, 3/4 bath with Pergo style flooring and pedestal sink, recessed lights, ceiling fanand Hunter Douglas blinds.The location of this one-of-kind-home cannot be matched. Not only is it nestled in its own private nature preserve with abundant woods, a rare tallgrass prairie and two thriving pine plantations; one can also walk in complete privacy and woodland beauty to the adjacent Pine Creek Valley. Proximity to Pine Creek is coveted for many reasons: it is a Class One trout stream that winds beside one of Wisconsin’s most beautiful and secluded Rustic Roads; it attracts abundant wildlife; its valley is a wildflower and warbler paradise; and it creates a cool and shady retreat in the summer. In addition, more than 200 acres along Pine Creek have been purchased by the West Wisconsin Land Trust and preserved forever as undeveloped open space; It’s like having your own private parkland.This hidden treasure is only minutes from the most charming villages on the Upper Mississippi River: Stockholm, Maiden Rock and Pepin, home of the 5-star Harbor View Restaurant. Lake Pepin, 30 miles long, is an uncrowded reacreational gem. The countryside around it is picturesque with sprawling fields and the Big Woods of Laura Ingalls Wilder fame. The Great River Road, Highway 35, is one of the most scenic drives in A…
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