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US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan
The remnants of Tropical Storm Cristobal are expected to bring a return to unsettled weather across northern MI starting late Tuesday thru Wednesday. Of greatest concern at this point looks to be strong winds, especially Wednesday. Locally heavy rain & thunderstorms will also be a concern, which may lead to localized flooding issues. Stay tuned to later forecasts as details become more refined.
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US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan
Showers and embedded thunderstorms are expected to increase from west to east across northern Michigan late this afternoon/early evening, becoming more numerous overnight. Locally heavy rainfall and lightning are the main threats with any of tonight’s thunderstorms.
US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan
***THIS IS OUTDATED INFORMATION***
Frost is expected tonight across parts of northern Michigan underneath clear skies and calm winds. Inland areas will be the coldest and at the greatest risk. Any sensitive vegetation should be covered or brought indoors.
US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan
4:30 AM update: Rain showers continue to spread northeastward across northern Michigan this morning. Locally heavy rainfall and additional flooding is possible, especially across NW lower Michigan where a stronger band of rain will track through this morning. Remember: turn around, don’t drown!
US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan
24-hour rain reports coming in this morning are certainly impressive across parts of northern Michigan. If you have a rain gauge, let us know where you're at and how much you had!
US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan
Frost/freeze chances are possible this weekend, especially Saturday night, under clear skies and calm winds. Stay tuned to the latest forecasts – you may need to bring in or cover sensitive vegetation!
US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan
Showers and thunderstorms will increase in coverage and intensity today, especially later this afternoon into this evening. Heavy rainfall and lightning are the primary threats with the thunderstorms.
Torch River Marine, Rapid City MI
ATTENTION RACK STORE CUSTOMERS:
Due to the executive order, we are short staffed and 40 days behind schedule. If you have not already contacted the service department to schedule your boat summarization, your boat will not be ready by Memorial Day. Our crew will not attempt to prepare your boat if we are not given the required two week notice. Please visit our website (http://www.torchrivermarine.com/use-for-seasonal-services.html) to submit a spring service request.
We appreciate those who have shown kindness and patience during this time. It is unfortunate that we have to be stern; however, we will not tolerate rude or impatient customers during this time as this delay is through no fault of our own. We are doing the best we can.
Rack storage will open on May 23rd, WITH EXCEPTIONS!
1. Parking spaces are limited because our lot is full with boats. If you have more than one vehicle, you will be asked to park elsewhere.
2. Please be courteous of others and maintain proper distancing while waiting for your boat.
3. Be patient! We anticipate longer wait times and delays because we are short staffed and our crew members are multitasking.
4. Our ship store is closed to the public. Please call the office if you need assistance.
Your understanding is greatly appreciated!
The July 3, 2020 fireworks over Torch Lake are cancelled. With the COVID 19 regulations it is impossible to have any fundraisers.
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The 127th Wing will be flying over UP Health System - Marquette, Dj Jacobetti Home For Veterans, and Munson Medical Center in Traverse City in a salute to all of our frontline responders!
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Boyne Thunder Poker Run Announces 2020 Cancellation
The Boyne Thunder Poker Run planning committee, together with the Boyne City Main Street board, announce the cancellation of the 2020 event set to take place July 10 & 11, due to COVID-19 concerns.
Safety and security are the number one priority in the planning of the event. Due to concerns for the wellness of participants, spectators, the large crowds that gather to enjoy the event, and the Northern Michigan communities involved in the event, the decision was made to cancel.
“It is with a heavy heart that the 17th Annual Boyne Thunder Poker Run announces cancellation,” said Bob Alger, Committee Chair. “While it is our great pleasure to bring speed and excitement to Boyne City and Northern Michigan each July, the decision needed to be made to protect all involved and look forward to the 2021 event.”
Organizers hope that the boaters who have enjoyed Boyne City, Lake Charlevoix and Lake Michigan in past years can find a way to safely do so this summer.
The 2021 Boyne Thunder Poker Run will take place July 9 & 10.
National Cherry Festival has been postponed
The National Cherry Festival that takes place each summer in Traverse City has been postponed.
IRS launches 'Get My Payment' website to help people claim stimulus money
About 80 million people are expected to receive their stimulus checks Wednesday from the coronavirus emergency relief bill and the IRS has an online tool to help track the status of your money. The U. S. Department of Treasury and the IRS launched the "Get My Payment" website Wednesday. The first pa...
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COVID-19 GUIDANCE
DHD#10's top THREE things you should keep in mind while grocery shopping and buying food items:
1. There is no evidence currently of food, food containers, or food packaging being associated with transmission of COVID-19, as well as no evidence of transmission from a food worker handling food. If you are concerned about contamination of food or food packaging, wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water after handling food packaging, after removing food from the packaging, before you prepare food for eating and before you eat.
2. Food workers that directly handle ready-to-eat food, such as salads, cooked meats, smoked fish, desserts, sandwiches, cheese and food cooked in advanced to serve cold, are asked to wear gloves and wash their hands regularly per usual. The FDA food code states that employees may not contact exposed, ready-to-eat foods with their bare hands and shall use suitable utensils.
3. Most establishments have implemented cleaning practices in the pandemic to keep their workers and shoppers as safe as possible. Call your local grocery store if you have questions about the measure they are taking to keep their stores clean.
For more information, please visit www.dhd10.org/coronavirus.
CDC
Wear a cloth face covering to slow the spread of coronavirus. Growing evidence suggests the virus can spread:
• Before people show symptoms (pre-symptomatic) and
• From people who have the virus but never show symptoms (asymptomatic).
Cloth face coverings help prevent spread of COVID-19 in these situations. Learn more about these coverings and how you can make one: https://bit.ly/2Ravt42
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Traverse City Ticker
THURSDAY UPDATE: There have now been 10,791 positive cases of coronavirus identified in Michigan, up from 9,334 cases yesterday. That is an increase of 1,457 new cases. As a reminder, cases reflect where residents live, not necessarily where they have been hospitalized or quarantined. Positive cases have been identified in 68 of Michigan’s 83 counties, with the worst hit (outside of the City of Detroit, which has the most cases) being Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. Michigan has 417 confirmed deaths from coronavirus as of today, up from 337 yesterday (an increase of 80 deaths). Cases to date include:
Allegan: 5
Antrim: 4
Arenac: 1
Barry: 4
Bay: 16
Berrien : 40 (1 death)
Branch: 5
Calhoun: 25
Cass: 6 (1 death)
Charlevoix: 5
Cheboygan: 3
Chippewa: 1
Clare: 1
Clinton: 43 (1 death)
Crawford: 1
Delta: 4
Detroit City: 2,858 (101 deaths)
Dickinson: 1
Eaton: 37 (1 death)
Emmet: 6 (1 death)
Genesee: 349 (10 deaths)
Gladwin: 2
Gogebic: 3 (1 death)
Grand Traverse: 9 (2 deaths)
Gratiot: 5
Hillsdale: 24 (1 death)
Houghton: 1
Huron: 4
Ingham: 128 (1 death)
Ionia: 5
Iosco: 1
Isabella: 8 (1 death)
Jackson: 67 (2 deaths)
Kalamazoo : 34 (1 death)
Kalkaska: 7 (1 death)
Kent: 125 (2 deaths)
Lapeer: 21
Leelanau: 1
Lenawee: 24
Livingston: 113 (2 deaths)
Mackinac: 1
Macomb: 1,332 (58 deaths)
Manistee: 1
Marquette: 5
Mecosta: 3 (1 death)
Midland: 15
Missaukee: 1 (1 death)
Monroe: 79
Montcalm: 10
Muskegon: 26 (2 deaths)
Newaygo: 2
Oakland: 2,183 (119 deaths)
Oceana: 2
Ogemaw: 2
Osceola: 3
Oscoda: 2
Otsego : 19
Ottawa: 35
Roscommon: 1
Saginaw: 82
Sanilac: 8 (1 death)
Shiawassee: 17
St. Clair: 53
St. Joseph: 8
Tuscola: 14 (2 deaths)
Van Buren: 12 (1 death)
Washtenaw: 438 (8 deaths)
Wayne: 2,211 (93 deaths)
Wexford: 3
Other (Michigan Department of Corrections): 166
Out of State: 48 (1 death)
Unknown: 12
Total: 10,791
The state is reporting that 29,324 specimens have been tested in Michigan as of today, with 7,158 positive, 22,054 negative, and the rest inconclusive. Specimens are not the same thing as number of patients tested, as one patient can produce multiple specimens for testing. Therefore, the number of positive specimens is not the same as the number of positive patients; some people may have had more than one test or been tested at an out-of-state lab. These figures also reflect some - but not all - commercial, hospital, and public health testing in Michigan, with additional labs expected to be added over time. Recovery numbers are not available from the state, in large part because that data is incomplete and difficult to accurately assess (recovery can take 2-6 weeks, so many Michigan cases have not yet reached the recovery stage, and individuals at home may not report their recovery or may have unreported mild cases of the disease).
In the Munson Healthcare system, there have been 758 patients tested as of today, including 64 positive cases, 540 negative cases, and 154 pending. There have been four deaths at Munson hospitals. There are currently 12 positive patients hospitalized at Munson facilities, including two in Cadillac, four in Grayling, and six in Traverse City. In Grand Traverse County, there have now been nine positive cases of coronavirus identified, including a case of community spread (meaning the infection point is unknown). Two of those individuals have died, both in the last 24 hours. The newest positive identification involves an individual with a history of domestic travel, with the Health Department completing a case investigation of that person.
Important disclaimer: The state is releasing daily data on the number of confirmed positive coronavirus cases in Michigan, which we are sharing here. These numbers do not likely reflect the total number of actual cases in the state, as testing is still low and many results are pending. Health officials are advising residents to act as though they may in fact have the virus, as it can be asymptomatic or produce mild symptoms in many patients and can be spread unawares. It’s for these reasons that strict social distancing measures are enacted throughout Michigan at this time.
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Kalkaska Sheriff Office
Torch Lake Drone Vlog - March 22, 2020
Made a run to the South end of Torch Lake to shoot some drone video. Shot on DJI Osmo Action with Rode VideoMicro and DJI Spark. Edited on LumaFusion.
Michigan officials warn against traveling Up North to escape COVID-19 pandemic
As Michiganders deal with COVID-19 and the state lockdown, some of in the metro Detroit area have considered spending the quarantine period away — Up North. Lots of nature, fewer crowds, less reported cases of the virus.
Health Department of Northwest Michigan
This is an uncertain time, but there are people to help you get the information you need! If you have questions, call one of the providers below for answers: http://ow.ly/Vafa50yT0Lr
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Michigan Statewide Tornado Drill set for Wednesday
With schools out and many businesses closed this could be the first opportunity many families have had to do the drill together.
Gov. Whitmer to Address State on Michigan's Outbreak Response - 9 & 10 News
Gov. Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services are set to hold a press conference Monday. Its purpose is to address how the state is responding to the coronavirus outbreak. You can catch that live press conference on 9&10 News’ sister station Local 32 at 11 a.m.
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9&10 News
BREAKING: The state has released the latest results on COVID-19 testing and the total number of confirmed cases is now at 787.
Governor Whitmer orders temporary close on hair, nail and tanning salons
MICHIGAN (WPBN/WGTU) -- Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-20 on Saturday which states all facilities that provide non-essential personal care services must temporarily close. These services include hair, nail, tanning, massage, spa, tattoo, body art and piercing services and simi...
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UPDATED: If you would like more on the Charlevoix County case, you can read the article here: https://bit.ly/2TYZPYX
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Right now, there are 65 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Michigan. All of these have been announced since Tuesday, March 10 when there were only TWO cases. The MDHHS said the city of Detroit and Wayne County are being reported separately. Chart from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
For the latest on the coronavirus in Michigan and around the world, go to www.upnorthlive.com/news/coronavirus.
150+ Educational Shows on Netflix - Homeschool Hideout
Sick of shows that don't stimulate your mind? Check out our list of over 150 educational shows on Netflix! Use them in your homeschool or just for fun!
Michigan State Police
By Executive Order 2020-9, the following establishments within the State of Michigan have been temporarily closed or limited to specific services by Governor Whitmer. Learn more at https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,9753,7-406-98163-521763--,00.html.
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7711 Crystal Beach Rd NW
Torch Lake, MI
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Wild Onion Restaurant, Alden Michigan
9069 Helena Rd, Alden