In September 1986, Mid-Michigan experienced one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in its history. Torrential rainfall over several days caused rivers to overflow, inundating communities and leaving a path of destruction in its wake. Known as "The Great Flood of 1986," the event affected thousands of residents, caused massive economic losses, an…
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