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Michigan's Echo delivered by MSU's Knight Center for Environmental
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Michigan's Echo delivered by MSU's Knight Center for Environmental Journalism
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Pond to be lowered as safety precaution
From "Traverse City Record-Eagle": Brown Bridge Pond will be lowered by 31/2 feet as a safety measure for the Brown Bridge dam.
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Huron River deserves big-picture protection
From "Ann Arbor News" (Editorial): The Huron River runs silently. At least, it appears to, for most of its 100-mile journey from headwaters north of Milford in Oakland County, into Livingston County and through Washtenaw County before it empties into Lake Erie in an area where it helps form a boundary between Wayne and Monroe counties.
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Input sought on Boardman dam removal
From "Traverse City Record-Eagle" (Sheri McWhirter): Whether or not to remove four dams on the Boardman River is the subject of an extensive public opinion survey in Grand Traverse County.
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Michigan Rivers/Lakes/Wetlands in the News
