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Rosewell residents describe Saturday’s flood and plans to rebuild [Video]
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Rosewell residents describe Saturday’s flood and plans to rebuild [Video]

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham declared a State of Emergency for Rosewell after the historic rains caused a deadly flood.Beau McFadin, an 18-year-old Roswell resident, captured a video of water rushing through Enchanted Land Park.”I came over here, and I saw the road over here was completely underwater, and I ended up going back home,” McFadin said. “I was going to go and see if I could help any of my friends and family near the incident.”According to the National Weather Service, 5.78 inches of rain dropped on Roswell Saturday night. The most ever recorded for the city in a single day since the National Weather Service started keeping data in 1893.”There’s never been any rain like this,” McFadin said.Not too far from Enchanted Land Park in a nearby neighborhood, TJ Scott had dreams of buying his first house.”We had just signed the purchase agreement for this house,” Scott said. “All the paperwork was in order. We were supposed to close on this property Thursday or Friday last weekend.”When Scott checked on the property after the rain stopped, he found flood damage throughout the home.”We’re discouraged,” Scott said. “But we’re going to stay here.”While Scott is not ready to give up on his dreams, people in the community are not giving up either. Instead, they’re helping one another rebuild the city they all love.

Gold Ivy Health Co. – KSTP.com 5 Eyewitness News [Video]
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Gold Ivy Health Co. – KSTP.com 5 Eyewitness News [Video]

Two cousins have come together to create a health company that focuses on empowering everyone to take ownership of their own health. Andrea and Brooke Herbert from Gold Ivy Health Co. lead us through a workout you can do at home and no equipment is required.

This is Our Home: Berlin, VT [Video]
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This is Our Home: Berlin, VT [Video]

The town of Berlin has big plans to make its community the next hot spot, not only to attract more visitors but more residents as well.Green Mountain Community Fitness on Granger Road moved to town in 2020. Nick Petterson and his wife had always wanted to move their business to Berlin for its central location. “I think everyone was a little skeptical when we moved in as a CrossFit gym, but things changed over time, and we really kind of showed our cards and proved to everyone that were here to serve the greater community,” Petterson said.The fitness hub expanded upon its original CrossFit space, adding standard gym equipment, tennis and pickleball courts, yoga and pilates studios and one of the only indoor saltwater pools in central Vermont.”We really wanted to provide an environment where people could come get their fitness in but then also hang out before, hang out after,” Petterson said.Petterson rents out the rest of the building to 12 other businesses, most of which relate to health and wellness, making it a central spot in town.”Recreation plays a key role in making a community a community,” Berlin assistant town manager Tom Badowski said. The town has big plans to transform from the inside out through a new town center designation. Berlin is the third community to receive it and the first outside Chittenden County.More housing, a Chipotle and Starbucks will be built, along with a four-season recreation center. The town still has almost four acres of free space to develop. “It seems like every day you see people that you haven’t seen in a little bit, you get to catch up,” Rachel Giroux, the town clerk, said. Construction is set to start this upcoming spring and new community spaces are set to open by this time next year.