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Georgetown businesses struggle as Nor’easter floods historic district, causing damages

Oct 13, 2025 | 7:19 PM

Andrea Johnson, owner of Aunny’s Country Kitchen, says she’s hoping city officials can find a fix soon for persistent flooding issues in downtown Georgetown.

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