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A Prescribed Burn in Scio Township
If you were a passerby you may have spotted the fire or smoke on the afternoon of April 6. It was a prescribed burn of 10 acres of tall grass ...
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Young Milan Hunter Brings Home An Elk
“He practiced with a rifle every day since he drew the tag.” A remarkable story of dedication, skill, and a little luck concluded earlier in January when 12-year-old Milan ...
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DTE Work May Impact Scenic Nature of Dexter-Chelsea Road
Proposed Utility Upgrades Could Alter Dexter-Chelsea Road’s Scenic Charm DTE Energy’s plans to update its electrical infrastructure as part of a $14 million regional improvement project have drawn attention ...
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Saline Announces Annual Green Thumb Award Winners
“I think it’s something really special that we do here, and it’s because we recognize all the hard work that our community members put into their gardens and their ...
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Dexter Township is Again Offering Passes to Hudson Mills
Dexter Township is offering annual passes to Hudson Mills Metropark to be paid for by township funds. In following up what was deemed a successful initiative last year, the township board ...
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Eagle Scout Project Will Take Place at the Park Land Behind Scio Township Hall
In working to earn the rank of Eagle Scout, Branden Broulette wants to help improve Scio’s Township Hall Park with the installation of a natural playground. Broulette, who is ...
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A Tree-Planting Partnership Lends a Hand in Saline
In an effort to enhance health and the quality of life, a unique partnership has come together to plant 30 trees around the Saline community. The two-day project began ...
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Scio Township Planning a Prairie Restoration Project
Scio Township will continue to give the Van Curler Preserve the attention it needs. At their Aug. 27 meeting, the Scio Township Board approved devoting up to $20,000 for ...
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Turning a Tree into a Dancer, ArtPrize Welcomes a Webster Township Artist
Inspired by a visit to the Renaissance Festival, John Conklin of Webster Township took an Applewood tree and turned it into a work of art that will be on ...
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