Water poured in through Ravenna resident Tracy Smith de Sedas’s locked cellar door, finally blowing it open. The bottom of her utility sink was barely visible, and her washer and dryer were floating.
Unable to believe what she was seeing, Smith de Sedas turned to social media on Aug. 3 and 17, posting pictures and videos of the flood water rising in the basement of her Myrtle Street home.
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