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Consumers Energy reminds customers of their role in natural gas safety
Music in the Park at Au Gres City Park at 6:30 p.m. featuring The Gypsum Kings.
Conservation Officer Jason Ruth presented on the role played by COs in mid-Michigan July 31 for members of the Rotary Club of Pinconning & Standish.
Updated from an original article written by Stan Moore, Michigan State University Extension.
Red pine plantations are unfairly maligned by some elements within the environmental community. In reality, red pine plantations are often a legacy of past efforts to rejuvenate the forest. They continue to be a promise for needed future fiber to support our ever-demanding society.
August signals the return of routine: school bells ringing, fall sports gearing up, and families settling back in after summer adventures. But for hospitals across Michigan, there’s no such thing as a break – the need for blood is constant year-round.
As the new school year approaches, local health department are reminding parents about the immunization requirements for school. If your child is entering early childcare, starting kindergarten, entering seventh grade, or changing school districts, it’s important to know what vaccinations are needed.