Tracking progress of Leominster repairs 1 week after flash floods [Video]

One week after flash floods devastated Leominster, some progress is being made in the Massachusetts city, but there are plenty of repairs that have a long way to go.Repairs to the MBTA Commuter Rail tracks that were left dangling over a ravine that was carved out by floodwaters on Hamilton Street are ahead of schedule.In addition, residents of the Leominster Housing Authority’s high rise at 100 Main St. who were relocated Friday morning may be able to move back into the building as soon as Tuesday.However, a large portion of the Tilton & Cook Marketplace building, which houses dozens of small businesses, is barely standing at this point. Photographs of the inside of the building show some floors are salvageable, but others were trashed by the floodwaters. City officials say it is just not safe to go inside.”You look at that building, water came up 25 feet and then another …