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Volunteers work to help INK rebuild following flooding. Here’s how you can help
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Juan Guzman, right, and Emery Fortin move carts of water-damaged items Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018, from the back of the Interactive Neighborhood for Kids. Volunteers gathered to help clean up at the Gainesville children's museum following flooding caused by sprinklers. - photo by Scott Rogers
The stench of water damage at the Interactive Neighborhood for Kids is evident Tuesday morning as soon as you enter the front doors of the popular family attraction in Gainesville — despite the dozens of commercial fans running, a plastic duct pumping in fresh air and the ongoing work to clear out and clean up the facility.