MPR News reports documents show that officials responded quickly to the disaster, but there were several communication issues that hindered their ability to inform residents as to what was going on.
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A CenturyLink fiber-optic line break during last month's flooding that resulted in the loss of 911 emergency, landline, cell phone and Internet services has residents in the region concerned and frustrated. The Lake County News Chronicle reports that much of the county and the North Shore went without communications service for 13 hours after the break.
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