Cedar Creek Township, Mich. (AP) – University of Michigan researchers are collecting information to explore the possibility of reopening a river in western Michigan that was closed during the lumbering era of the 1800s. Professor Mike Wiley and doctoral student Mike Fainter recently met with residents of Muskegon County’s Cedar Creek Township to explain their […]
Researchers Look at Opening Michigan’s Maple River, Closed in 1800s
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