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CADILLAC — Whether it’s the countless volunteer hours put in by individuals and organizations, or city staff working late into the night to lend a helping hand when it was needed most, the Cadillac community has stepped up in a big way to respond to flooding.
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• Wexford County Drain Commissioner Mike Solomon said current lake and waterway levels can handle normal rainfall, easing concerns after April’s flooding. • Christian Aid Ministries completed work on 35 homes, providing an estimated $1.1 million in flood restoration assistance in the Cadillac area.
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CADILLAC — Two big storm systems have the potential to produce a lot of rain in the Cadillac area over the next couple of days and local officials have taken notice.
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CADILLAC — After two weeks and more than 30 home cleanups completed, volunteers from Christian Aid Ministries will be leaving Cadillac on Friday.
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CADILLAC — In December 2017, the city’s contracted engineering firm, Prein and Newhof, completed a Water Asset Management Plan in an effort to help staff manage Cadillac’s water source, treatment, storage and distribution assets.
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MEAUWATAKA — When Meauwataka resident Jesse HotVedt set out to canoe halfway across northern Michigan in April, he didn’t expect to be caught in the worst flood conditions on record.
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Volunteers still looking for homes to clean up • Cadillac Salvation Army Captain Greg Bock encourages those with questions about Christian Aid Ministries to call him at (563) 261-4510, or message him on Facebook. • Those seeking help cleaning up their homes also can call Christian Aid Ministries directly at (330) 473-9542.
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CADILLAC — Christian Aid Ministries provided dinner to their flood cleanup volunteers and others impacted by local flooding on Wednesday evening.
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Story Highlights • Items NMCAA can assist with include repair or replacement costs for damaged furnaces, water heaters and air conditioners; insulation repair or replacement; purchase and installation of generators and fans; mold remediation; and water damage cleanup. • Interested residents can call (231) 947-3790 and ask for home repair or email HEESintake@nmcaa.net to be pre-screened for assistance.
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A story in Friday’s paper had a typo in the phone number for the Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency’s flood assistance program. The correct number is (231) 947-3780.