dWe'll start this week's episode with a story from Ellie Katz about students in a Northwestern Michigan College class who are looking for microplastics.
While it's well-known that microplastics are in many bodies of water, the leader of the project says there hasn't been a good study of the Boardman-Ottaway watershed. They're hoping to build baseline data to help with future studies.
Then we're off to Manistee County, for the dedication of statues in honor of James Earl Jones and his former teacher, Donald Crouch.
We told you about this project a few weeks ago. In this episode, you'll hear from people at the unveiling.
And we'll wrap up with a few moments at an apple orchard, a roundup of the week's headlines, and a little trumpet music. Thanks for listening!
