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We can't go through a week "Rethinking Home" without talking about the ice storm and the grid.
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Some teachers are concerned about the results of this year's state testing due to the storm's disruption.
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Officials say state parks in northern lower Michigan had a good turn out Memorial Day weekend — despite being devastated by ice storms nearly two months ago.
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An earful from those who experienced the ice storm. An interview with abuse survivor Tina Talbot. Hiring nurses for Munson Healthcare. And Elberta's Turtlefest.
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As the storm swept across northern-lower Michigan, more than an inch and a half of ice collected on tree branches, power lines, homes and vehicles.
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Northern Michigan continues to grapple with debris and forestry management.
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The Michigan Hospitality Foundation is accepting financial aid applications for eligible workers who were impacted by the March ice storm.
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There are months of work ahead just to clear roads, an official with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources says.
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The same debris that knocked out the power a few weeks ago could be used to make electricity.
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As Montmorency County works to rebuild the community from northern Michigan's historic ice storms, they are working to mitigate wildfires, economic damage and a federal regulation that may block some aid for houses.