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A reservoir in a northern Michigan state forest will soon be drained to restore a beloved dam.
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A conservation organization claims the Maple River is among the first in the country to be returned to its free-flowing state.
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The group Save Cornwall is nearing its fundraising goal to preserve a coveted dam in northern Michigan, with the help of a quarter-million state grant.
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The project could make the river more appealing to arctic grayling — a fish species that disappeared from the state around 90 years ago.
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The future of a beloved dam in Cheboygan County looks a little more certain, thanks to new state funding. The public is raising $200,000 to cover the balance and rebuild the "high hazard" dam.
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The study looked at chemical, physical and biological data collected over nearly a decade as the Lake Kathleen Dam near Pellston was removed from the Maple River.
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Remove or rebuild? That’s the question facing a beloved dam in Cheboygan County. The state says it doesn’t want to remove the Cornwall dam, but it doesn’t have the funds to rebuild it either.
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The future of a popular outdoor recreation spot in Cheboygan County is uncertain due to safety concerns and liability risks.
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The state recently received a 5 million-dollar grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Federation to support “stream restoration” projects in fourteen Michigan counties.
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The Army Corps of Engineers announced Friday that it has awarded a contract for the removal of the Sabin Dam near Traverse City.The three-point eight…