Audrey Boucher
Multimedia Journalist at UpNorthLive
Multimedia journalist for @upnorthlive | CMU Alumni 🔥⬆️
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
WEXFORD COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) — Residents of Cadillac may soon see an increase in their water and sewer bills. The city hosted an open house to discuss a proposal that would raise water rates by 4.5 percent and sewer rates by 8 percent. This would result in a blended increase of approximately $3.67 per month, or about $44 annually. For the past 15 years, water rates have averaged a 3.2 percent increase, while sewer rates have averaged 2.7 percent.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
Font familyFont colorCharacter edgeCharacter edge colorBackground colorWindow colorTOPICS:Haring TownshipCadillacWater lineContaminationPFASWexford CountyMary StreetMunicipal infrastructureWEXFORD COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/EGTU) — Haring Township in Wexford County is considering a proposal from the city of Cadillac to connect to its municipal water line. The city has suggested extending its water line down Mary Street, an area within the township where wells have been contaminated with PFAS.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
ROSCOMMON COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU)— Project Princess of Roscommon County is on a mission to make prom special and stress-free by providing affordable formal attire. The organization has amassed over 400 prom dresses in various sizes and colors, all donated and available for loan to anyone preparing for prom season. Last year, Project Princess loaned out 100 dresses for prom and homecoming events.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
OTSEGO COUNTY Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) — The city of Gaylord is calling on residents to participate in a downtown cleanup event on Earth Day, April 22. The annual tradition invites community members to grab their gloves and rakes to help beautify the area by picking up garbage and debris. Ryan Kennedy, a member of the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) board, expressed his appreciation for the community's enthusiasm.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
OTSEGO COUNTY, Mich,. (WPBN/WGTU)— Residents of Otsego County were taken by surprise Monday when an earthquake alert mistakenly urged them to take cover. The alert was inadvertently issued due to mobile cell towers borrowed from California after a recent ice storm, according to Otsego County EMS. Deputy Chief Gavin Babieracki, Otsego County EMS and Emergency Manager, explained the situation: "These mobile assets belong to, or are normally based there.
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