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By Rod Smith:
The village lowered the water level to expose much of the mud to the winter weather. "Exposing the ground to freezing seemed to kill a lot of seeds of the aquatic plants as well as the roots," Nielsen said. Weeds came up thinner and later the next season.
By David Oltean:
The study, which began in 2002, was presented at Wednesday’s Pine River Superfund Task Force meeting, and showed significant improvement in contamination levels in the water, sediment and biota. However, some samples still contained high levels of the insecticide dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane, or DDT.
For the second time this year, a fisherman from west Michigan has caught a record size fish in a local river. The latest lucky angler is Bryan DeGoede of Kalamazoo who says no one was more surprised than he and his fishing buddies when he reeled in the 37.4-pound Black Buffalo fish.
By Patrick Lyons:
Currently, chemical-laden runoff from the Frandor Shopping Center parking lot, north of the property, runs unabated into the river, Lindemann said. He explained that by developing the property, systems can be put in place that would work to filter the water before it reaches the river.
By Rod Smith:
Last month, company officials detailed a plan to spend up to $100 million to remove two Otsego-area Kalamazoo River dams in an effort to dig out polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and dispose of them.
By Megha Satyanarayana:
A $1-million federal grant will dismantle a dam considered devastating in its ecological impact, fully opening the lower Rouge River to the Great Lakes this summer for the first time in more than 100 years.
By Chris Engle:
Some conservation-minded locals got a look last week at an upcoming project of Huron Pines where the natural flow of the Sturgeon River will be restored underneath Poquette Road in Livingston Township.
By Fritz Klug:
On Wednesday — the first day since the spill that a section of the river has been opened to the public — Dollhopf and other federal, state and local responders took a trip down the river in kayaks.
During the week of May 2, more than 3,000 students from local southeast Michigan schools will be conducting chemical tests, examining aquatic life, and surveying the Rouge River.
By Eric D. Lawrence:
Sections of the Kalamazoo River that were closed because of 2010's massive oil spill did not reopen for recreation last year as officials had hoped.
By Ryan J. Stanton
The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality will be in Ann Arbor seeking public comments on the proposed cleanup of an old MichCon site along the Huron River. That's the same site where Mayor John Hieftje and others have big hopes for a future riverfront park with other amenities, possibly even a riverside restaurant.
By Dennis Pelham:
Preparations are being made for the next River Raisin flood in Blissfield, reported Lenawee County emergency management coordinator Curtis Parsons.
By Eric Sharp:
Arnie Gross jokes that steelhead fishing cost him two good jobs and one so-so wife.
By Bob Gwizdz:
We arrived at the Pine Street launch ramp just before daylight, but still had five boats in front of us. And after we launched and rounded the first curve, I counted seven boats within the first couple hundred yards of straightaway.
By John Pepin:
The Marquette County Road Commission has clearly marked the right of way public access available along the Salmon Trout River and County Road KK near Big Bay.
Public access at a bridge there ... has been a concern for anglers and deputized club security guards, who have sought to keep trespassers off club property.
By Kyle Whitney:
The Tourist Park project, a $4.8-million undertaking that will restore the dam that washed away in the 2003 Dead River flood and resurrect a swimming beach and fishing area, kicked off last April.
By Steve Griffin:
This spring's early run, Baker said, "may well have an effect on the opener," when the inland Lower Peninsula walleye fishing season begins on April 28. Pegged to April's last Saturday, "It's a later opener this year, and the fish have had two more weeks to drop back (after spawning.) It will still be a decent opener, but I think it will taper off quickly."