 Central Vermont is still reeling from flash floods caused by remnants of the storm Beryl. Vermont Public Radio's Abigail Giles has the latest. State officials say more than 100 people have been rescued from floodwaters. People in the village of Johnson were fearful as they watched the river rise. This is the third time the village has flooded in a year. Melissa Wright rents in a flood-prone part of town. She says the rising water is stressful, but she can't afford to leave.