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Greensburg Dance Studio Suffers $100K Water Damage from Neighboring Building

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What happened

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Kim Stewart, owner of Sandra Lynn’s School of Dance in Greensburg, spent nearly $100,000 of her own money to repair extensive water damage. The flooding originated from a neighboring vacant Moose Lodge building, which had uncovered rain spouts and a hole in its roof. Stewart’s insurance provider refused to cover the expense, and the owners of the adjacent building would not share their insurance information.

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Why it matters

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The damage has disrupted operations for all students at the studio. Stewart had to pay for the repairs herself because her insurance provider declined coverage, resulting in a significant financial burden on the business.

From wpxi.com

Who's involved

  • Kim StewartOwner of Sandra Lynn’s School of Dance in Greensburg

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