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CADILLAC — When Cynthia Unger attempted to report flood damage to her rental property near Powers Street, she encountered obstacles that she’s worried might discourage others who are dealing with the same issue.
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Several roads reopened as pumping starting to make big difference
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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.
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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?
