2012 Northland Flood

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  Superior Not Likely to Meet Federal Designation for Aid

  Superior, WI (Northland's NewsCenter) - City leaders say it's likely they won't receive federal dollars to rebuild the city. To date, Superior has had reports of damage from 707 property owners but in only 17 instances has the damage risen to the level defined as “major damage.”

• St. Louis County to Extend Acceptance of Flood-Related Debris

  Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- The St. Louis County Environmental Services Department announced it will continue to accept flood-related debris from residents and businesses of the County Solid Waste Management Area at no charge.

• Mont Du Lac needs help with clean-up efforts

  Mont du Lac is having a Volunteer Work Day to continue storm clean up efforts and work on projects that had to be set aside because of the storm.

• Second Harvest mobilizes 142k pounds of food for flood relief

  Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- The Second Harvest Northern Lake Food Bank has mobilized 142,000 pounds of food and non-food items for flood disaster reliefs.

• Jay Cooke State Park Closed Through October

  Carlton, MN (Northland NewsCenter) -- Jay Cooke State Park has announced that it will stay closed until October of 2012.

• "Duluth is Open For You" Ad Campaign Launches Thursday

  DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter)---Duluth plans to launch a $125,000 ad campaign this week to change the lingering perception that flood damage is more widespread than it really is.

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  $1 Million Flood Relief Goal Announced

  Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- To help ensure property owners affected by the flood receive long–term help, the United Way of Greater Duluth has set up a flood relief fund. The United Way along with city and state officials have announced a $1 million dollar fundraising goal.

• Carlton Disaster Recovery Centers to open July 6-9

  Carlton, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- A county, state, and federal Disaster Recovery Center will be open for four days starting Friday in Barnum, Duluth and Willow River.

• Cliffs makes $25k donation to Flood Relief Fund

  Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- Cliffs Natural Resources announced Monday a $25,000 contribution to the United Way Long Term Flood Recovery Fund.

• Free pet food for families affected by the flood

  Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- The Animal Allies Humane Society will offer free pet food for families affected by the flood.

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