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This comes as Leelanau County — and much of the region — faces a housing shortage that affects teacher recruitment and retention.
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The state has offered tools to manage nuisance Canada geese for years. Now, it's adding euthanasia as an option.
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What happened exactly in Acme Township over Arnold Road? And how did the road commission come to its decision?
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The Grand Traverse County Road Commission voted Tuesday night to keep a state forest access road open, in response to a petition from High Pointe Golf Club to abandon it.
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In Acme Township near Traverse City, the public may lose access to a seasonal section of Arnold Road, which leads to hundreds of acres of state forest near the VASA trail system. The Grand Traverse County Road Commission is being asked — by nearby golf course High Pointe and the DNR —to abandon the last half mile of Arnold Road, which is currently a public right of way.
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Two guys are hunting coyotes in Michigan. All of a sudden, they say they lure in the biggest coyote they’ve ever seen and kill it. But, it turns out, it’s not a coyote at all; it’s a federally endangered gray wolf about 300 miles from its normal habitat. So, how did the wolf get there? And did the hunters play any role in it?
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Fewer hunters are heading to deer camp, and more Michiganders are affected by the annoyances — and dangers — of a bigger herd. The Natural Resources Commission votes on new regulations Thursday. Will it help?
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The Michigan Natural Resources Commission brought back a three-month “quiet period," forbidding hunters from targeting coyotes. Some conservation groups say they'll sue.
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A Michigan fishing group takes the state to court, more money to fight a cherry pest and a visit to the Northwestern Michigan Fair.
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This week, we hear about the cherry harvest in northern Michigan, spend time aboard an aging state research vessel, go for a walk in the woods and drop in on an air show!