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Midland Dam Break Five Year Anniversary: Flood Victims Demand Answers From State

By Wordpress Admin User May 20, 2025 | 4:55 PM

Photo: Junfu Han and Kelly Jordan ~ USA TODAY NETWORK

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May 20, 2025 ~ Yesterday was the 5th year anniversary of the damn break in Midland County, Michigan, which caused a massive 10-foot surge of water that destroyed or damaged thousands of homes in the towns of Sanford and Midland. Ven Johnson is representing residents impacted by the break, and he joins Kevin Dietz to share why he is questioning the state’s repeated appeals and claims that the state of Michigan failed to prevent the dam break.

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