Soggy days of winter

Rain swept through La Verne Wednesday, leaving people like Eugene Shang of the University of La Verne Student Housing Office searching for dry ground. The first major storm of 2003 dumped more than an inch of rain on most of the Southland, leaving many areas flooded and traffic congested. / photo by Adam Omernik
Rain swept through La Verne Wednesday, leaving people like Eugene Shang of the University of La Verne Student Housing Office searching for dry ground. The first major storm of 2003 dumped more than an inch of rain on most of the Southland, leaving many areas flooded and traffic congested. / photo by Adam Omernik
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