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Story Highlights:
• Missaukee County Planning and Emergency Management says flooding has remained steady so far, and the level of damage is less severe than in some nearby counties.
• Areas along the Manistee River in the northwestern part of the county are experiencing the most impact, and several roads have been closed.
• The Falmouth and Reedsburg dams have been inspected and are being monitored by state agencies.
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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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CADILLAC — Many locals remember a storm system that moved through Michigan from June 6 to June 13, 2008.
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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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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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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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On Wednesday, Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency in multiple Michigan counties, including Wexford, Osceola, Missaukee and Lake.
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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.
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EVART — Power has been shut off for some residents in the Evart area as flooding conditions continue to worsen, prompting emergency actions and at least one water rescue early Wednesday morning.
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MESICK — Manistee River levels were still rising Wednesday afternoon, flooding homes and blocking roads as Wexford County continues a state of emergency.
