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Outdoor, resource-based recreational activities.
Jeff Kart reports that the Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy is looking for volunteers for the Michigan Sugar Trails kickoff, the Delta College Health Professions Building earns a green award and the Michigan Geothermal Energy Association’s spring meeting.
Applications for Michigan’s Youth Conservation Council are accepted until Thursday. Members help provide outdoor recreation while learning about Michigan’s natural resources.
Rep. Martin Howrylak has introduced a bill that would give local governments more control over when fireworks can be used after receiving complaints from his constituents.
A new book details the lengthy history of boating in Michigan.
Case examines issues of trespass, navigability and commercial use.
In an effort to expand tourist-related economic activity, outdoor recreation businesses across Michigan are increasingly providing indoor tourist experiences to complement the great outdoors during the winter months.
This week, Jeff Kart discusses support for Proposal 1, a new program that provides grant money for Saginaw Bay and a website that provides information on permitting for solar power.
A new law lowered the maximum blood alcohol content allowed for snowmobile drivers from .1 percent to .08 percent.
Architectural style of 101-year-old club models seaside villas found in France, Spain and Italy.
They trailed only prisons and unsure when residents asked where they would first cut state spending.