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CADILLAC — Throughout the day Thursday, Cadillac residents and visitors marveled at the proliferation of water into streets, parks, yards and other places where it shouldn’t be.
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Articles and resources for the 2026 Flooding
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Flooding prompts DHD No. 10 warnings on wells, septic systems
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CADILLAC — With flooding across the region impacting residents in the Cadillac area, District Health Department No. 10 is reminding residents that flooding can disrupt septic systems and contaminate private drinking water wells.
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Public urged to avoid Hodenpyl Dam amid erosion prevention work
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MESICK — Consumers Energy is urging residents to avoid Hodenpyl Dam as crews conduct afternoon work to manage possible erosion due to the Manistee River’s high waters.
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Is flooding in area worse than 2008?
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CADILLAC — Many locals remember a storm system that moved through Michigan from June 6 to June 13, 2008.
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Flooding may peak Thursday as rain softens
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CADILLAC — Cadillac area water levels may peak Thursday before receding as rainfall softens, a National Weather Service meteorologist said Thursday morning.
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Flooding contributes to sewer overflow around Lake Mitchell
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CADILLAC — The Lake Mitchell Sewer Authority this week issued a notice informing the community about a sewage overflow that occurred on Sunday.
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Wexford Co. communities face unprecedented flooding head-on
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GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP — As the Manistee River slowly engulfed his brother’s home on Wednesday, Dennis Crouse said he trudged in and out to save what he could.
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Rain continues across Northern Michigan through Friday, more possible Saturday
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CADILLAC — For those hoping that the rain will stop, that isn’t likely at least in the immediate future, according to the National Weather Service in Gaylord.
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Governor declares area counties in state of emergency
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On Wednesday, Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency in multiple Michigan counties, including Wexford, Osceola, Missaukee and Lake.
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Rising river waters threaten Marion tenants as flooding worsens
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MARION — Gary Duranzo and Michelle Lockridge are two of the tenants who live at a six-unit apartment complex at 119 Mill St. in Marion.
