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Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop was back at Lick Creek again this week. Last time she was there (two weeks previous), Lick Creek was bright red with runoff from a nearby housing development that’s under construction. This time, we see what happens when all that eroded soil ends up in the creek.
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