The powerful storm this past Wednesday combined with near record high Great Lakes water levels to do lots of damage. U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow and U.S. Rep. Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) will be taking a look at the damage from high water levels and erosion, in communities on Lake Michigan.What Joe Biden says he is looking for in his VP pick'Of course I wouldn't take this': Dr. Gupta on Russia vaccineSecond night of protests against 'rigged' Belarus electionJanice Dean: NY lawmakers were 'uncomfortable' having me as a witness at hearing on nursing home deathsGA GOP Race Could See First Open QAnon Supporter Reach CongressPioneer behind FBI’s victim services division talks about her powerful workJoe Biden close to picking a running mate, while speakers are announced for DNC conventionSuspect shot by Secret Service outside White House remains hospitalizedPutin announces approval of coronavirus vaccine, amid skepticismLebanese protesters clash with security forces as govt resigns over blast falloutTikTok lawsuit against Trump administration over executive order expected soonLara Trump: Karen Bass has a fondness and affection for communistsFormer Obama chief of staff Bill Daley on Trump executive orders, stimulus talksThursday morning, Upton will visit the marinas along the Lake Michigan in St. Joseph, Benton Harbor and South Haven that are threatened by high water levels and erosion.
Estimated cost: $1 million.The state maintains 19 of Michigan’s 80 harbors of refuge, and those must be available for boaters.
The total is more than $500,000.Longbridge Road near Pentwater in Oceana County was flooded by 6-8 inches of water since May 1, forcing its closure to motorists.Michigan’s roads also face short- and long-term fixes due to high water. Some of the damage was to culverts and old railroad grades that had survived nearly a century. Unclear is what that will take.Olsen cautions that two years after Houghton was devastated by rainfall that reaches 7 inches in one hour, that community and the parks system is still working on fixes. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains why he won't be taking it.President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia had become the first country in the world to grant regulatory approval to a COVID-19 vaccine after less than two months of human testing. Public beaches will need massive clean ups this spring because erosion and high water levels have washed up large debris like logs and utility poles. Stabenow, Upton tour erosion damage on Lake Michigan shoreline Ron Wilson, whose family cottage on Lake Michigan in Manistee was built in 1933, 200 feet from the shoreline, said he had to embark on emergency repairs …
A few, depending on how bad it gets by Memorial Day weekend, may have to close some beaches if the debris is extreme.Meanwhile, what’s happening in Michigan is also taking place along shorelines in other states. By the end of March, nearly 500 permits for Great Lakes shoreline work had been approved so far in 2020. From full houses falling into the water to decks, staircases and trees, all create a problem on beaches - and in the water, if there are boaters.Many municipalities are considering how to systematize beach-clean up, which will add to their maintenance costs. High Lake Huron levels may leave it damaged this summer, just when the city is counting on tourism.Rogers City hasn’t totaled how much it will take to repair beaches and parking lots, and keep lake water from flooding its wastewater treatment plant.Tawas City’s water front park has flooded, prompting the purchase of 48,000 sandbags.All five of “the Pointes” along Lake St. Clair are experiencing shoreline damage.
Communities now face expensive erosion repair.Ontonagon, on Lake Superior, needs to rebuild the East Pier path and make repairs at Marina Park and island boardwalks. There’s impact to both taxable values and community well-being, they added.Lake Michigan erosion claimed Patricia "Tish" Gancer's beach house, pictured on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020, in White River Township, near Montague, Mich. (Cory Morse | MLive.com) Communities this spring will be grappling with the debris from the lake erosion. LANSING — Water is rising along Michigan's prized Great Lakes shoreline, shrinking beaches, eroding dunes, flooding campgrounds, costing millions.
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