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  1. Storms and heavy rain moved through the region involving Xenia and Warren.

Flooding Impacts Business After Petroleum Products Enter Shawnee Creek in Xenia

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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Volunteers are assisting with cleanup efforts in Xenia, which was identified as one of the hardest-hit areas during recent storms in Greene County. The city reported that various petroleum products entered Shawnee Creek. The flooding also impacted Valvoline Instant Oil Change on West Second Street in Xenia.

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Why it matters

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The flooding incident involved the entry of petroleum products into the creek. This has led to operational disruption and physical damage to Valvoline Instant Oil Change. The city of Xenia is also dealing with the aftermath, including damage assessments and cleanup efforts.

Storms and heavy rain moved through the region involving Xenia and Greene County.

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  • ValvolineSpeculative

    The parent company might experience increased operational costs and reduced revenue due to the damage.

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Storms and heavy rain moved through the region involving Xenia and Warren. All 1 developments

The entities involved

  • Xenia

    city in and the county seat of Greene County, Ohio, United States

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  • Shawnee Creek

    river in the United States of America

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