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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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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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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.
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Experts explain why it’s taking so long for floodwaters to recede
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CADILLAC — In the days since the level of Lake Cadillac peaked on April 19, water has fallen about 3.6 inches, which averages to an agonizingly slow 1/3- to 4/10-of-an-inch per day.
