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Photo Friday: Eastern Canada lights up the St. Lawrence
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Astronauts aboard the International Space Station snapped midwinter photos to display the day-to-night changes along the St. Lawrence River.
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Astronauts aboard the International Space Station snapped midwinter photos to display the day-to-night changes along the St. Lawrence River.
They underpin the economy and help drive culture, he says. The danger is to not dismiss them simply as nice to visit, but to recognize their core value to every facet of the region.
The annual State-Fish art contest promotes conservation awareness, aquatic and artistic knowledge in a competition that earns some students national recognition.
Increasing competition for sales means that fewer drivers are buying the license plates that support environmental causes.
This week, Kart discusses trail towns coming to Michigan and Delta College teaching about urban farming.
The population of the invasive faucet snail is expanding in the Great Lakes.
Morning coffee in hand you click on the Echo homepage. What prompts you to read the lead story? Or exit and move on to the national news in your favorite paper? The divide between what a commentator writes about and what readers want to read can be wide. What I think is important for you to know may not be of interest.
Autocomplete gives clues to what people wonder about the region.
Echo has withdrawn a story from its archive that was published Dec. 3, 2014 with the headline, “Great Lakes ice breaking all the rules.”