High Winds Damage Assisted Living Facility

Yanice Y. Carter
Nov 6, 2022
1 min read

According to news reports, the damage from last night’s windstorm left some Lansing residents, at least for an evening, temporarily homeless.

WILX-TV got pictures of the damage done to Cedar Place Assisted Living. The building, off Cedar Street near Jolly Road, was hit with high winds around 6 pm Saturday.

No injuries were reported.

Courtesy WILX-TV (Screengrab)

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