"Maine's Coastal Communities Reeling from Back-to-Back Storms and Historic Flooding"

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Maine's coast has been severely impacted by a recent storm, with flooding reaching record levels and causing extensive damage to coastal structures. Another storm is expected to hit the state this weekend, exacerbating the destruction. The storm set records for high water levels in several monitoring sites, and coastal areas experienced significant erosion and damage. Governor Janet Mills has declared a state of civil emergency for all coastal counties to aid in recovery efforts. The storm's impact has been widespread, with fishermen, businesses, and residents facing significant challenges, and preparations are underway for the upcoming storm this weekend.
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- Georgetown residents still cleaning up from recent storm with another storm on the way WMTW Portland
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