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Alpena News editorial
Today, The News wrapped up a five-part series exploring the causes and effects of Northeast Michigan’s housing shortage.
After weeks of reporting that included research and interviews with homebuyers, sellers, real estate officials, and economic development officials, The News’ “Short Supply” series showed the region hampered in its ability to meet a booming housing demand because of high prices that make it hard to build new and because much existing housing sits tied up in hunting cabins, lake cottages, and summer homes. The region also deals with a chicken-and-egg debate: Developers reluctant to build new housing without existing housing to show potential success.
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News Photo by Steve Schulwitz
Alpena Power Company Vice-President Matt Cameron explains how a substation in Alpena operates. There are a pair of transformers that reduces the level of power coming to it, before redistributing it into the community, and ultimately into people’s homes. The company said power can go out if an issue with a transformer surfaces, or bad weather causes power lines or poles to collapse.
ALPENA– Michiganders often endure winter weather that mirrors or exceeds what the state of Texas experienced earlier this week.
Because of the commonality of heavy snow, high winds, and below zero temperatures, the area’s power infrastructure is designed to withstand the brutal weather, and continue to provide electrical service to customers.