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Milan Volunteers Plant 40 Trees for the Future
Milan volunteers dug into wet clay soil May 1 to plant trees they may never see fully grown. The planting brought about 40 volunteers together to add 30 trees ...
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Wolves Rise, Moose Plunge on Isle Royale
The wolf population on Isle Royale is growing and thriving, while the island’s moose population continues a sharp and troubling decline, according to a new annual report from Michigan ...
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Milan Earth Day Fair Diverts 92.9% of Waste
The Earth Day Fair brought a record crowd to Wilson Park in Milan on April 26, drawing visitors for vendors, speakers, music, live animals and hands-on activities while coming ...
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Cougar or Big Domestic Cat Sighting Reported Near Dexter
“Cougar sighting! Between Huron River and Chamberlin heading towards Chamberlin. Please watch your animals when they are outside!” That’s how the post on Nextdoor began. Nextdoor is a location-based ...
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Milan Cares Volunteers Push Through Rain for Spring Cleanup
Rain and muddy conditions did not stop Milan Cares volunteers from heading out Saturday to pick up trash across Milan and nearby townships during the group’s annual spring cleanup. ...
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WWRA to Close Chelsea Recycling Drop-Off Site May 22
The Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority (WWRA) announced it will close its recycling drop-off bin location at 1187 Old Manchester Road in Chelsea, effective May 22, 2026. Officials said the ...
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Ypsilanti Township Seeks Utility Pause for Data Centers
Ypsilanti Township officials are asking a regional utility authority to pause new water and sewer approvals for data centers while the possible impact on local infrastructure is studied. The ...
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Governor Whitmer Expands State of Emergency to 32 More Counties Amid Severe Weather Impacts
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today announced a state of emergency for 32 additional Michigan counties as communities continue to face widespread damage from severe weather, including flooding, rising water levels, ...
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Washtenaw County Residents Asked to Weigh in on Conservation Priorities
Washtenaw County residents are being asked to share their top conservation concerns through June 15 as part of the Washtenaw County Conservation District’s Conservation Needs Assessment, a survey that ...
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21 Days to a Homegrown Radish Rush with the Lazy Gardener
Spring has arrived! According to the calendar, anyway. I cannot wait to get into the garden! I’m going to plant radishes and tomatoes, and peppers, and fennel, and basil, ...
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Washtenaw County Prescribed Burns Help Restore Natural Areas
With spring burn season underway, prescribed burn crews are again working in the field across Washtenaw County as part of ongoing restoration work. Prescribed burns are carefully planned fires ...
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Southwest Washtenaw Land Protection Event Set for April 9
Residents, landowners and policymakers in southwest Washtenaw County are invited to an April 9 program focused on land protection, land management and conservation resources. “Southwest Washtenaw: Protecting Your Land, ...
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