Lake Michigan from an elevated view in Empire, Mich.. A University of Notre Dame study found that Lakes Michigan, Huron and Superior have a smaller concentration of PFAS chemicals compared to Lakes Ontario and Erie. (Photo credit: Vivian La/IPR News)
University of Notre Dame researchers analyzed nearly 2,500 samples of living organisms and found patterns in the concentration of “forever chemicals” across the region.
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- June 30 | Classical host Kevin LaRose hosts open mic at Kingley Local Brewing
- July 1 | Music director Amanda Sewell and host Emma Stadelman kick off Classical Happy Hour at The Little Fleet with OUT Ensemble as the headliner
- July 2 | Tim Jones and the Up North Get down perform in Beulah, including Kevin LaRose on bass
- July 4 | Corporate sponsorship manager Tom Kelley is out supporting the Friends of the Central Lake Library at their annual Fourth of July book sale - a great time to grab a beach read!
- July 5 | Host Christy L'Esperance says she'll be at every single WYSO concert, including this first one at 7:30pm in Kresge
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