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DNR representatives say the 162,000 acre proposal is likely to scale down in the coming months but many still worry about the military getting closer to their homes and property.
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Camp Grayling officials say the land would be used for low-impact, cyber warfare training. Locals around the Au Sable say they need more information before supporting the project.
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If you’re upset about drunken crowds on northern Michigan rivers in the summer, don’t expect change anytime soon.This week, the U.S. Forest Service said…
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Huron-Manistee National Forests officials say they won’t do an alcohol ban on several northern Michigan rivers this year. Instead, the Forest Service will…
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Tubing down a river on a hot summer day is one of Michigan’s most popular pastimes. But after years of alcohol-fueled floats, the National Forest Service…
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Update: The U.S. Forest Service says the ban may still go into effect next summer, but it is one of several options they are pursuing.There may still be…
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The National Forest Service has postponed an alcohol ban on some Michigan rivers after public backlash. The ban would affect the Manistee, Au Sable and…
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The National Forest Service has postponed an alcohol ban on some Michigan rivers after public backlash. The ban would affect the Manistee, Au Sable and…
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Part of a lawsuit is going forward against a company running a fish farm on the Au Sable River.Opponents of the fish farm allege it’s polluting the trout…
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An administrative law judge has sided with a company called Harrietta Hills Trout Farm that's operating in Grayling. It produced nearly 69,000 pounds of...