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Debate over repairs of the Dunham Dam continue after storms
The Martin Dunham Dam in Grafton, N.Y., reportedly mitigated flooding during recent storms, despite ongoing uncertainty about its future. The group Save Dunham, led by co-chairs Herbert Hasbrouck and Kathy Swota, emphasized the dam's role in preventing worse downstream flooding.
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