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"It’s considered an area that regularly has people in the area that may not have adequate time to get to safety,” Joe Schroeder said of the decision to select the campground as the location.

The 1,980-square-foot emergency storm shelter would be capable of holding up to 158 people.

He played three different positions during his college days at USC.

Four fishermen fell through the ice on Lake Mitchell Saturday evening.

City leaders hoped the auction would have attracted more than one bid, but Mayor Bob Everson said the sale of the building will save the city from having to demolish the building.

“The main goal is to place trees where there haven’t been any trees, or to replace trees that have died off,” Parks and Recreation Director Kevin Nelson said.

“This would essentially resolve the lawsuit, as the plaintiff (Jeff Bathke) has agreed to dismiss the suit if the variance is voided,” City Attorney Justin Johnson said of the lawsuit.

Thousands of dollars from the MI Clean Water Plan are set to make improvements in Eau Claire.

CADILLAC — This summer, Michael Hillary will be spending many hours on or in the waters of Michigan lakes, and he wouldn’t have it any other way.

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