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One year later, Oroville dam crisis still on residents’ minds
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Just one year ago, nearly 200,000 were forced to evacuate after a failure at a spillway at the nation’s highest dam threatened catastrophe. The incident still weighs on residents’ minds as the president is poised to unveil a plan for America’s infrastructure.Feb. 11, 2018
