GLENVILLE LOOKING UP - Tons Of Trash Removed From Downtown

(11/22/2003)

Gilmer Commissioner Reta Kight gets damage report from National Guard Grantsville resident Amber Garretson (right) helps Pizza Hut shape up Go-Mart employees pulled an overnighter to return business to operation after water was in store The sun was shining brightly up and down the Little Kanawha Valley yesterday, and in some places it was difficult to spot reminders of this week's flood. The town of Glenville was looking "cleaned up" with some final work being completed by the West Virginia National Guard. County Commissioner Reta Kight said there was several feet of water under the stop light on the town's main street, causing water to enter several business establishments in the downtown area. Tons of damaged goods was piled up in the street for removal. Kight said the National Guard is doing an outstanding job helping local residents with the clean-up. Pizza Hut took about 20" of water employees say "clean-up is pretty intense" Tons and tons of trash have been removed from downtown area

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