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The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is proposing an exterior firewood ban in the state.
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The state Senate Appropriations committee heard testimony Wednesday on a bill that would spend 2-and-a-half-billion-dollars on water infrastructure. -
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IPR listeners can attend some Interlochen student performances for free in the new Community Connection Concerts series.
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The Gramophone Classical Music Awards recognized the group known as BMOP for its extraordinary service to overlooked American composers of the 20th and 21st centuries. -
This Interlochen Arts Academy senior pianist loves classic novels, Van Gogh and Chopin.
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Video game music with Keith Brown, host of IPR's "Gameplay!"
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Enjoy an hour of peace every night at 10 on Classical IPR.
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This episode of the Interlochen Collection features works inspired by composers' travels abroad.
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This week's Great Lakes Concerts program features the Traverse Symphony Orchestra, the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra and a performance from the Absolute Music Chamber Series.
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courtesy of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources/Huldah Neal became the first female deputy game warden in the country in 1897. The Grand Traverse County resident was later credited with paving the way for female conservation officers to enter the profession.
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Dan Wanschura/Interlochen Public RadioWinemaker Mark Johnson realized to grow grapes in a changing climate, he needed hardier grapes. Now his son Mattias is carrying out that vision.
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