A video submitted by a Local 4 viewer shows a new angle of the massive fire earlier this week involving several Old Club houses on Harsens Island.

Houses at the historic Old Club on Harsens Island caught fire on Wednesday.

A St. Clair County man has died after he submerged his car into the north channel of the St. Clair River.

Harsens Island has a complicated history - dating back to the 1700s.

Not So Calm After The Storm, June 11, 2020, noon updatePublished: June 11, 2020, 12:18 pmYesterday's storms knocked out power to nearly 400,000 customers, but those storms are thankfully well off to our east, with a cooler, drier air mass moving in. The day ahead will feature partial cloud cover early this morning, followed by mostly sunny skies for the balance of the day. It'll be a windy day, though, with west winds at 15 to 25 mph, with gusts over 30 mph possible. These winds have prompted a Lakeshore Flood Warning for the Harsens Island / Algonac area. Highs today will reach the mid to upper 70s, but even cooler air is headed this way for the weekend.

CLAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Residents packed the Clay Township City Hall on Wednesday to voice concerns about Harsens Island flooding and ferry costs. Residents are also concerned about increased ferry prices. Neighbors were at the city hall for more than three hours. It’s the same people that own the Ambassador Bridge, and they’re looking into a possibility of a bridge span over to Harsens island," said Clay Township Supervisor Artie Bryson. When asked if that was a good idea, Bryson said, “The Clay Township stance is we just want any, a good, reliable and sustainable mode of transportation, to the island.”

A man shot and killed by Detroit police Saturday afternoon is believed to be connected to a Redford Township double-homicide. A meeting is scheduled to take place on Harsens Island Sunday afternoon following the dock collapse that has prevented cars from getting on and off the island. President Donald Trump’s administration plans to announce a withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. Morning flurries are possible with highs reaching the low 30s today. The chance for snow returns Monday and Tuesday.

CLAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The Harsens Island Ferry was back in action Thursday, making continual runs back and forth to the island. Unfortunately, it’s only open to pedestrians, leaving vehicles stranded on the island for another night. The dock collapsed and a crane took out power lines on the island Wednesday, leaving many residents stranded. They’ve had all year to fix these docks and he hasn’t.”Fannon was talking about the Harsens Island Ferry Service that worked to fix the damaged dock -- large vehicles haven’t been allowed to cross onto the island for about two months. Officials said they believe the dock will be fixed and ready for motor vehicles by Friday morning.

CLAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A dock that collapsed and a crane that took out power lines led to a chaotic night for those living on Harsens Island. When the dock for the ferry collapsed it left a lot of people on the island stranded. Despite the problems, the ferry managed to get people across to their homes -- but their vehicles were left behind. READ: Foot traffic restored to Harsens Island after dock collapsesThe entire area was cleared out until DTE could get to the scene and take care of arcing downed power lines. After the power line was handled, those waiting were told there would be limited service.

CLAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The only dock for the Harsens Island ferry collapsed Wednesday and left people stranded on the island. UPDATE: Harsens Island ferry service disrupted after dock collapses, crane takes out power linesThere was also an arcing power line blocking access to get to the ferry on foot. DTE crews were on site working to fix the downed power line issue. The power line was brought down when a crane struck it. Pedestrian traffic can now travel to and from the island, behicles were still stuck as they wait for the ferry service to be restored.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mich. - High lake levels are being closely monitored by residents on Harsens Island. Residents just want to see the water levels begin to recede. "This is the worst Ive ever seen it here," said John Burgdahl, whose property is flooded. The last time it was this bad on Harsens Island was back in 1986, and these water levels are breaking records. Theres not much they can do except hope the water goes down"It is just extremely stressful for me.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mich. - It is not only the homes on Harsens Island that are being jeopardized by the flooding there, businesses are also struggling with the issue. Ken Potter with High Standard Construction is trying to build a dam to prevent all this water from spilling over. With record high water levels, Potter says in many cases seawalls are too short and dredging permits take months to get approved. "Everyone is suffering, in some cases cant use their cottages because water is so high," said Potter. "We drained it nine times, nobody wants to get out with six inches of water," said Finley O'Shea with Walkers Landing.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mich. - High lake levels are being closely monitored by residents on Harsens Island. During the summer months, the island is usually packed, but now the flooding is putting homes at risk and also hurting a handful of small businesses that bank on visitors. Residents just want to see the water levels begin to recede. The last time it was this bad on Harsens Island was back in 1986, and these water levels are breaking records. Theres not much they can do except hope the water goes down"It is just extremely stressful for me.

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