DUXBURY, Mass. (WHDH) — Members of the Duxbury Fire Department waded through floodwaters Thursday to help bring students to school.
First responders used a high-water rescue truck to reach a family whose children were unable to get to school because of the flooding from Wednesday’s storm.
Duxbury Dep. Chief Chris West guessed the water was nearly 4 feet deep around the houses.
West said the department got the high-water vehicle from a military surplus after the flooding the town received in January’s storm.
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