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New annual record highs expected for Lake Huron water levels

LAKE HURON - With the unseasonably high water levels of last fall, the Northeast Town saw the writing on the wall for the 2020 season to come and applied for climate adaptation funds for its downtown docks from FedNor for which they received approval this month. This news couldn’t have come sooner for the municipality […]

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Alicia McCutcheon
Alicia McCutcheon
Alicia McCutcheon has served as editor-in-chief of The Manitoulin Expositor and The Manitoulin West Recorder since 2011. She grew up in the newspaper business and earned an Honours B.A. in communications from Laurentian University, Sudbury, also achieving a graduate certificate in journalism, with distinction, from Cambrian College. Ms. McCutcheon has received peer recognition for her writing, particularly on the social consequences of the Native residential school program. She manages a staff of four writers from her office at The Manitoulin Expositor in Little Current.
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