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Printed paper planned for Wednesday

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ALPENA — There will be a print edition of The Alpena News for Wednesday but the delivery of the paper to its customers is dependent on the status of the Alpena Post Office, which is still without power as of Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. Subscribers who do not receive a paper on Wednesday are ...

House explodes in Alpena, evacuation underway

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ALPENA — Police and fire personnel in Alpena are evacuating the area of Clark Street and Merchant Street on Alpena’s northside after a house exploded. The blast happened at about 11:30 a.m and was felt and heard in downtown Alpena. The Alpena News reporter on scene said there is a strong ...

Déjà vu

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ALPENA – Residents in Northeast Michigan may have woken up on Monday with a case of déjà vu. With the wounds from last year’s ice storm not fully healed, mother nature hit the replay button and doused a portion of Northeast Michigan with another round of damaging ice. Alpena Mayor ...

Alpena officials respond to ice storm

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ALPENA — Alpena County and Alcona are once again facing a long recovery after a second severe ice storm in a year devastated the Alpena area on Sunday. As of 9:24 a.m. Monday, over 83% of Alpena Power Company’s customers are without power., according to preliminary data on the utility’s ...

Thousands without power in Alpena, Alcona

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ALPENA — For the second time in less than a year, a major ice storm has ravaged portions of Northeast Michigan, knocking out power for thousands and leaving behind a trail of fallen trees and damaged property. The outage is expected to last at least several days and that timeframe could be ...

Consumers Energy moves crews, equipment into Northern Michigan

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MICHIGAN – On Monday, Consumers Energy reported in a press release that crews, equipment, and support resources were in place across Northern Michigan as communities recover from severe weather over the weekend. As of Monday, high winds were expected to continue and the company anticipated ...