BY DAN HILDEBRAN [email protected] A St. John’s River Water Management District official said the water level in Lake Brooklyn rose by three-tenths of a foot in July. The district’s water resource information bureau chief, Tim Miller, said Nassau, Duval, Bradford, and Clay counties received more than two inches of rain above their monthly averages. He…
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