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As historic floodwaters recede, Uvalde residents assess the damage
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· July 19, 2026
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Levi Gutierrez stood in the parking lot of the Light of the World church in Uvalde on Saturday, handing out free clothes to people displaced by the record-breaking floodwaters that inundated the town.
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