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CADILLAC — Slowly but surely, with lake levels lowering and crews relocating water with pumps, the city’s road system is opening back up after weeks of flood-related closures.
Author: William Arre
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Flooding expected to cause more road damage in the coming months
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Story Highlights:
• Severe flooding in the greater Cadillac area has caused widespread road closures and long-term damage.
• Area road commissions say that floodwaters are weakening road surfaces, and driving on flooded roads can make the damage worse.
• Some repairs are expected to take months, with additional damage likely as weather conditions change.
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Cadillac lake levels down six inches from peak Friday as flood recovery efforts continue
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CADILLAC — Floodwaters continued to slowly recede across Cadillac Friday morning as recovery efforts continued.
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Pumping effective in flooded Cadillac neighborhoods Friday, residents say
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- Pumping efforts around flooded Cadillac neighborhoods are proving effective, city officials and residents said Friday.
- More roads cleared up on Friday, while a lift station near West Division and Leeson returned to full operation.
- As recovery continues, officials are encouraging flooding victims to call 2-1-1 for support and to self-report property damage.
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Pumping effective in flooded Cadillac neighborhoods Friday; residents optimistic
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- Pumping efforts around flooded Cadillac neighborhoods are proving effective, city officials and residents said Friday.
- More roads cleared up on Friday, while a lift station near West Division and Leeson returned to full operation.
- As recovery continues, officials are encouraging flooding victims to call 2-1-1 for support and to self-report property damage.
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Some homes still without sewer around Lake Mitchell
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CADILLAC — Lake Mitchell Sewer Authority board chair Dave Kuyers shudders to think what the final price tag will be for dealing with flooding around the lake.
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Flooding affects Cadillac recreation, tourism
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CADILLAC — Flooded parks, washed out trails and submerged docks still remain as Cadillac’s tourism season nears.
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Officials field questions from residents affected by flooding
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CADILLAC — Residents facing the potential loss of their homes to flooding are searching for the answer to one question: is help on the way?
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Floodwater pumping off Chestnut, North Boulevard continues Thursday
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Story Highlights • The flood response continued in Cadillac today, with efforts focused on pumping water from neighborhoods on Chestnut Street and near Kenwood Road off North Boulevard. • City crews are monitoring areas to see where roads create natural dams that separate floodwater from the lake. When this happens, the water can be relocated elsewhere.
