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Stewart Udall, an American Statesman, Passes
March 23, 2010
Stewart Udall, an American Statesman, Passes
 Led unprecedented expansion of national parks and reserves
I met Stewart Udall and his wife Lee in 1988, when I was a national correspondent for The New York Times and he was in the midst of seeking ...more
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Two Lawmakers to DNR: Fore!
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Two Lawmakers to DNR: Fore! Like many of his neighbors, Lloyd Good hunts on 475 acres of well-preserved state forestland in ... More
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Lake Michigan
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Report: Saugatuck Dunes Sale Could Trigger Land Rush Last year’s sale of an expanse of globally rare, undeveloped Lake Michigan beach and dunes at ... More
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Downtown Grand Rapids
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Jumbo Investments Revitalize Grand Rapids This city’s elite business leaders and financiers, an unusually collaborative group of ... More
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Thursday, July 05, 2007
Big Grayling Park Would Need Big Tax Dollars The huge amusement park that developers want to build on 1,800 acres of public land near Grayling ... More
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Developer, Patrick Crosson
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Secrecy Cloaked Proposal for Huge Theme Park Local citizens and officials and the Granholm administration are supporting a proposal to build a ... More
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Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Will State Leaders Heed Election Message? Michigan’s most important economic development story—and to some extent, the ... More
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An off-road for some vehicles
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Smaller Motors Not Invited...Yet Emmet County’s decision to consider allowing off-road vehicles to use its seasonal back roads ... More
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Betsie River in Benzie County
Thursday, July 14, 2005
State Land Review Draws Praise, Little Criticism The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is conducting a painstaking, county-by-county ... More
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