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Flooding at Mobile Home Park

By: Web Producer
Updated: September 26, 2007
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Thursday mornings heavy rains meant high waters in some parts of the tri-state. Residents of a Princeton mobile home park had a hard time getting around after the downpour. The water at Parkview Estates was a few feet deep-nearly up to your knees! While some people can stay home to avoid the wicked weather, Princetons flooding didnt allow everyone that option. In fact, flooding conditions reportedly forced some nursing home residents to evacuate.

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