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Authorities Warn of Muskingum River Ice Jam Hazards

Wed February 07, 2018 - Midwest Edition #3
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Authorities in eastern Ohio are watching for hazardous ice jams on the Muskingum River.
Authorities in eastern Ohio are watching for hazardous ice jams on the Muskingum River.

ZANESVILLE, Ohio (AP) Authorities in eastern Ohio are watching for hazardous ice jams on the Muskingum River during the latest winter freeze.

Emergency management officials said four people were rescued from high waters and several homes were evacuated. A large, miles-long, ice jam caused water to rise quickly.

Muskingum County Emergency Management Director Jeff Jadwin said some docks have detached and a boat was washed into the river. Authorities are checking bridges to make sure they aren't damaged.

Authorities said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has shut down water from the Wills Creek Dam to help control water flow.

However, new snow could add to river volume.




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