Your future home could be in a flood zone — and no one’s required to tell you

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By Greta MoranSep 20, 2018, 7:06 pm83 pts
Olga McKissic lives in an airy, white-brick home with a pillared porch, the kind where you might sit and watch fireflies late in the night. The only issue is that every few years, the rising waters from a nearby river pour into her Kentucky home, ascending the porch like an uninvited guest. Her home flooded in…

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