Debris flows on Nov. 1 and Dec. 12 destroyed 10 homes and damaged others. Ron and Cindy Kester were initially told by their State Farm insurance agent that the mud that buried the front yard of their house on Gitana Avenue on Nov. 1 wasn’t covered by their homeowners policy. But a short time later, Barbara Williams, president of The Springs Homeowners Association, told…
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