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Consumers Energy, Lima Township and Misinformation
Consumers Energy issued an update on July 1, giving a statement as to what the future holds for it in Lima Township. In issuing a media statement on the ...
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Lima Township Residents Tell Their Stories
Each person that went before the camera had a unique story. Whether they were part of a family where generations of family members have been farming in Lima Township ...
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Scio Township is part of Bird City
Scio Township was officially designated as a Bird City Michigan Community. The township board was presented with a Bird City Certificate at their June 9 meeting, presented by the ...
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Michigan Restricts Bradford Pear, Other Invasive Plants
The white-flowering Bradford pear trees that brighten yards, roadsides and parking lots each spring are part of a larger species Michigan is now trying to slow down. The Michigan ...
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Wetland Bills Spark Concern for Huron River Watershed
As Washtenaw County communities manage growth and heavier rain, the Huron River Watershed Council is warning that a group of wetland bills moving through Lansing could make those challenges ...
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Dexter-Area Testing Finds PFAS in Wastewater, Not Drinking Wells
Residents at a June 11 community meeting heard a mix of reassurance and caution about PFAS in the Multi Lake Water and Sewer Authority system: The chemicals have been ...
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Lima Township Residents Start Effort to Counter Potential Power Plant
Billing itself as “Neighbors United Against Noxious Consumers Energy,” a Change.Org page has been created for those who are concerned about any plans for a power plant in Lima ...
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State Septic Bill Raises Water Quality, Cost Questions in Washtenaw County
A septic system can sit underground for decades, out of sight and largely out of mind, until something goes wrong. Senate Bill 771, now moving through the Michigan Legislature, ...
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State Invests More Than $14M in Area Recreation Areas and Parks
A series of infrastructure and recreation improvement projects totaling more than $14 million are planned or recently completed at local state parks and recreation areas, according to Michigan Department ...
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Dexter-Area PFAS Meetings to Explain Wastewater Findings
Dexter-area residents served by the Multi Lake Water and Sewer Authority will have two chances this month to learn more about PFAS detected in local wastewater, where it may ...
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Scio Twp is Planning a Nice Improvement to the Liberty Pond Nature Area
It’s only 16 feet long, but it’s going to give visitors to the Liberty Pond Nature Area a better way to reach further into this unique spot in Scio ...
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For Baby Wildlife, Alone Doesn’t Mean Abandoned
When a local reader’s granddaughter spotted a fawn lying motionless in the tall grass along the edge of their yard, she worried it might be injured or abandoned. Wildlife ...
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