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CADILLAC — Notwithstanding the occasional delay from minor rainfall events, the levels of Lake Cadillac and Lake Mitchell are steadily dropping.
Author: William Arre
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FEMA in Cadillac assessing damage to public infrastructure
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CADILLAC — Following the completion of residential damage assessments in Michigan last week, officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency are back in the area to check out roads, sidewalks and other public infrastructure.
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High E. coli levels prompt ‘no body contact’ advisory at city dock
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CADILLAC — On Wednesday, District Health Department No. 10 was notified that Ferris State University collected bacterial samples from the city dock that showed elevated E. coli levels.
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Cadillac docks closed Friday; city urges caution as no-wake order expires
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- Cadillac boaters should continue to treat shoreline-adjacent waters as no-wake zones following a no-wake order’s expiration, city officials said Friday.
- City docks at Kenwood Park and Cadillac Lakefront Park remain closed, but the Mitchell State Park dock is open.
- Violation of the official no-wake order, which expires Friday, may lead to fines of up to $500 for subsequent offenses.
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Cadillac docks closed Friday; city urges caution as no-wake orders expire
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- Cadillac boaters should continue to treat shoreline-adjacent waters as no-wake zones following no-wake order expirations, city officials said Friday.
- City docks at Kenwood Park and Cadillac Lakefront Park remain closed, but the Mitchell State Park dock is open.
- Violation of the official no-wake orders, which expire Friday, may lead to fines of up to $500 for subsequent offenses.
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Summer water testing starts early on local lakes after recent flooding
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Story Highlights • Ferris State University researchers began annual summer E. coli testing on Lakes Cadillac and Mitchell earlier than usual because recent flooding may have increased bacteria levels ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
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Flooding, gas prices impacting Cadillac tourism ahead of Memorial Day
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CADILLAC — The Cadillac Area Visitors Bureau and local businesses are thinking about flooding and high gas prices as northern Michigan’s summer tourism season begins.
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A day on the job with Team Rubicon
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CADILLAC — Team Rubicon volunteers Neil Schilling, Josh Armstrong, Eric Barrett and J.T. Smith spent the day Wednesday cleaning out a home on Chestnut Street that was devastated by flooding.
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All roads in Cadillac reopened Thursday except Baker, North Boulevard
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CADILLAC — City officials on Thursday announced that all roads would be reopened with the exception of Baker Street and a section of North Boulevard.
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City officials explain why some roads, sidewalks are still closed
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Story Highlights • Multiple roads in Cadillac, including North Boulevard, Sunset Lane and a section of Chestnut Street remain closed because city officials are concerned about water saturation underneath the surface that could cause additional damage from heavy vehicle traffic. • Officials say materials forming the foundation of the roadways could be moved around or displaced, creating structural weaknesses that could develop into surface damage if they’re opened too early. • Roads will be monitored closely in the coming weeks to determine when it’s appropriate to reopen them.
