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Newswire: 2008 | 2007


 2007: December - November - October - September - August - July - June - May - April - March - February
  December
   •  27 - Port Crescent State Park to Host Candlelight Cross-Country Ski Night
   •  27 - Proud Lake Recreation Area Begins Tuesday Night Lighted Hikes
   •  21 - Energy Efficiency, Solar Energy, and Wind Energy Outreach Grants Will Help Consumers
   •  21 - Michigan Volunteer River, Stream, and Creek Cleanup Grants Available for 2008
   •  21 - Workshops to Help Michigan Facilities with Hazardous Chemical Inventory Reporting
   •  21 - DEQ to Address Groundwater Contamination in Manistee County
   •  21 - DEQ Resolves Water Quality Issues at Subdivision Development in Genesee County
   •  20 - Select Michigan Chestnuts for Holiday Celebrations
   •  20 - Cleveland-Cliffs, Inc. Expands Operations in Michigan: Company will produce and use next-generation biofuel
   •  20 - Winter Camping Available at Mitchell State Park in Cadillac
   •  20 - DNR Executes Agreements With 69 Snowmobile Trail Grant Sponsors for Trail Grooming
   •  20 - New Global Positioning System (GPS) Snowmobile Trail Maps Offered on DNR's Web Site
   •  19 - Agriculture leaders extend public comment period on agricultural management practices: Deadline extended to January 11, 2008
   •  19 - DNR Hosts Open House in Shingleton Forest Management Unit
   •  19 - 2007-08 Community Forestry Grants Awarded
   •  19 - Hartwick Pines State Park and Logging Museum Announces Winter and Spring 2008 Programs
   •  19 - Volunteers Needed for Stewardship Workdays in Southeastern Michigan
   •  18 - Sleeper Lake Fire Shirt Sales Benefit UP Food Bank
   •  18 - Candlelight Cross-Country Ski Evening at Sleeper State Park on Jan. 26
   •  18 - Black Lake Sturgeon Spearing Season Application Period Begins Jan. 7
   •  18 - Maybury State Park Hosts a Nordic Ski Demonstration on Jan. 19
   •  17 - Visit Michigan's E-Store for a Last-Minute Gift Idea
   •  17 - DNR Hosts Open House for Newberry Management Unit on Jan. 16
   •  17 - Plan Now to Attend Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park Open Houses
   •  14 - DNR Agreement Will Allow Ski Trails to be Groomed Through Holiday Season
   •  14 - DEQ Announces Decision on Kennecott Mine
   •  13 - Remember to Give the Gift of Food Safety This Holiday Season
   •  13 - Lantern-Lit Cross Country Skiing Offered at Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park
   •  13 - Upper Peninsula Winter Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Weekend Set for Feb. 22-24
   •  13 - Retired Research Wildlife Biologist Named Partner in Conservation by DNR, NRC
   •  13 - Giant Pines Loop Trail at Tahquamenon Falls State Park Will Be Groomed for Cross-Country Skiers This Winter
   •  13 - Gillette Sand Dune Visitor Center Announces Winter 2008 Programs
   •  13 - Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center Announces Winter and Spring Events
   •  12 - Michigan Fisheries Visitor Center Offers Winter Weekend Interpretative Programs
   •  11 - Ag Director Touts Economic "A-Team" Initiative: Assistance to small or large farmers and ag businesses
   •  11 - State Seeks Grant Proposals to Promote Agricultural Products: Submission deadline is January 7, 2008
   •  11 - Holiday Waste Reduction Tips
   •  10 - Eddy Discover Center Announces Winter 2008 Programs
   •  10 - Snowshoe Making Classes and Walks Offered at Ludington State Park This Winter
   •  07 - 2007 Vintage Fantastic for Michigan Red Wines: Winemakers are Ecstatic
   •  07 - DEQ to Address Petroleum Contamination in Rockford
   •  06 - Michigan Wine Industry Annual Meeting: February 27-29, 2008
   •  06 - Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Board Recommends 65 Projects Totaling Over $34 Million
   •  06 - DNR Announces 2007 Firearm Deer Season Harvest Estimates
   •  05 - State Department of Agriculture Accepts 20th Donated Conservation Easement
   •  05 - Food and Agriculture Facilities Reminded to Review Chemical Facility and Anti-Terrorism Standards
   •  05 - Gladwin County Man Arraigned on Multiple Game Violations
   •  04 - DEQ District Offices Receive Energy Star Award
   •  04 - Muzzleloader Season Begins Dec. 7 in Zones 1 and 3
   •  04 - Saginaw Bay Coastal Initiative Presentation
   •  03 - Animal Owners: Remember to be Aware of Winter's Hazards
   •  03 - DEQ Director to Participate in Town Hall Meeting on Climate Change
  November
   •  29 - Muskegon County Golf Course Receives Environmental Loan
   •  29 - New Guide Available for Controlling Invasive Phragmites
   •  29 - DNR Outlines Impact of Budget Cuts on State Forest Pathways
   •  29 - Natural Resources Commission to Meet Dec. 6 in Lansing
   •  26 - November 28 Community Meeting on Dow Corrective Action Work
   •  26 - Public Input Sought in Management Plans for Negwegon State Park, the Rockport Property, and Thompson's Harbor State Park
   •  26 - Highland State Recreation Area Seeks to Form a 'Friends Group'
   •  21 - Michigan's Ag Frost and Freeze Disaster Request Granted: USDA declaration allows farmers access to federal disaster assistance
   •  21 - Scrap Tire Cleanup Completed in Arenac County
   •  21 - DNR Announces Preliminary Assessment of Firearm Deer Season
   •  21 - Michigan Fisheries Visitor Center Hosts Open House
   •  20 - Zmitko-Somers appointed to Midwestern Ag Export Committee
   •  20 - DNR Reminds of Walk-In Hunting Opportunities at Lame Duck Foot Access Area
   •  20 - Rifle River Recreation Area Offers New Amenities for Fall and Winter Campers
   •  19 - A 'GO-Get Outdoors' Holiday Gift Idea: 2008 State Park and Boating Access Permits and Gift Certificates
   •  19 - DEQ Resolves Violations with the Village of Vernon
   •  16 - Agriculture Leaders Seek Public Comments on Agricultural Management Practices
   •  16 - DNR Reminds Hunters That Tagged Deer May Be Harvested
   •  15 - Citizens Committee for Michigan State Parks to Meet Nov. 28 at Ionia State Recreation Area
   •  15 - Author to Speak and Sign Book at Michigan Forest Visitor Center at Hartwick Pines State Park
   •  15 - DTE Energy Foundation Tree Planting Grants Now Available
   •  14 - Michigan Dairy Producers Approve Continuation Referendum
   •  14 - Ag Director kicks off fresh Christmas tree season and Trees for Troops program: Select Michigan Christmas trees for a fresh, festive, fragrant holiday
   •  14 - DNR Invites Bear Hunters to Participate in Online Survey
   •  14 - State Asks Deer Hunters to Help Eliminate Feral Swine
   •  14 - DNR Steps Up Enforcement of Deer Baiting and Feeding Regulations in TB Surveillance Area
   •  14 - DNR Seeks Information on Snake Island Pigs
   •  14 - 2007 Wildfire Season Statistics Released by DNR; 395 Fires Burned 20,881 Acres Across State
   •  13 - Learn to Make Snowshoes at Ludington State Park
   •  09 - Bulk Petroleum Agrees to Pay $2.5 Million Penalty For Leaking Underground Gas Tanks
   •  09 - DNR and NRC Recognize Crawford County Resident as Hunter Education Volunteer Instructor of the Year
   •  09 - NRC Reviews, DNR Director Recommends Land Consolidation Proposal for 11 More Counties
   •  08 - One Million Electronic ID tags purchased by Michigan Beef and Dairy Producers
   •  08 - DNR Offers Safety Tips for Upcoming Firearm Deer Season
   •  08 - Volunteers Needed for Stewardship Workdays in Southeast Michigan
   •  07 - Long Time Effort Leads to Completion of Scrap Tire Cleanup in Genesee County
   •  06 - West Sharon Road Boating Access Site to Undergo Renovations
   •  05 - Attention Deer Hunters: Don't move firewood during deer season or throughout the year
   •  05 - DNR Hosts Open House in Gladwin Forest Management Unit on Dec. 4
   •  05 - Radon Mitigation Doesn't Have to be "Extreme"
   •  02 - MI Dept. of Agriculture Honors Its Outstanding Employees For 2007
   •  02 - Emerald Ash Borer Infestation Confirmed in Straits State Park
   •  01 - Governor Granholm, Swedish Minister of Agriculture Meet to Discuss Alternative Energy Collaboration
   •  01 - Tornadoes and High Winds Close Trails at Black Mountain
   •  01 - DNR Seeks Tree City USA and Tree Line USA Applications from Michigan Communities and Utilities
   •  01 - DEQ Action Results in Clean Up of Over One Million Scrap Tires in Hillsdale County
   •  01 - Bloomfield Township Student Wins State Radon Poster Contest
  October
   •  31 - Big Bear Lake Boat Launch Improvements Completed
   •  31 - Saginaw Bay Coastal Initiative Presentation
   •  31 - Workshop to Discuss How to Avoid Delays in Water and Wastewater Construction Permits
   •  31 - DNR Basic Archery Instructor Course Scheduled for Dec. 1 in Eaton County
   •  29 - Dept. of Agriculture Celebrates Farm Market and Agricultural Tourism Month in Allegan County: Department Director Koivisto Tours Lakeshore Harvest Country
   •  29 - "Walk-in" Hunting Opportunities Available at Recently Acquired Lee Grande Ranch
   •  29 - Brighton State Recreation Area Partners With Tanger Outlet Center for Hunting Bucks and Savings
   •  26 - Michigan Animal Emergency Plan Earns Recognition
   •  25 - Governor Granholm, Swedish Ambassador to U.S. Discuss Mutual Cooperation, Alternative Energy
   •  25 - DNR Hosts Open Houses in Traverse City Management Unit
   •  24 - Select Michigan Pavilion Highlighted Michigan Food Businesses at Restaurant Show
   •  24 - DEQ Congratulates Saginaw Township for Floodplain Management
   •  23 - State Offers Trick-or-Treat Food Safety Tips
   •  22 - Project W.E.T. Returns to Michigan Fisheries Visitor Center Nov. 10
   •  22 - DEQ and Garden City Settlement to Resolve Sanitary Sewer Overflow Violations
   •  22 - Lawsuit Filed Over Contamination from Milford Gas Station
   •  17 - DNR Offers Sale of State-Owned Land from Land Review Project
   •  17 - Gaylord to Mackinaw Rail-Trail Re-Opened
   •  17 - October 21-27 is Radon Action Week - Residents are Encouraged to Get Their Homes Tested
   •  17 - DNR Announces Arbor Day Mini Grant Applications Available
   •  17 - Tails-and-Trails Doggie Party at Dodge 4 State Park
   •  16 - DNR Basic Archery Instructor Courses Scheduled
   •  16 - DNR Hosts Open Houses for Sault Area State Forests Nov. 7-8
   •  16 - Volunteers Needed for Stewardship Workdays in Southern Michigan
   •  15 - Waterloo Recreation Area Hosts a "GO-Get Outdoors" Football Weekend
   •  15 - October 14-20 is Earth Science Week in Michigan
   •  12 - Michigan Revises Emerald Ash Borer Quarantine to Prevent Further Spread of Beetle: Quarantine now includes recently identified infestation in the U.P.
   •  12 - DNR Wins National Award for Bovine Tuberculosis Management
   •  12 - Safari Club International Recognized as Partner in Conservation
   •  12 - Saginaw Bay Coastal Initiative Presentation
   •  11 - Hunters: Remember to Practice Safe Processing of Wild Game
   •  11 - Federal Labor Department Offers Migrant Labor Housing Construction Grants: Program Will Be Administered By Michigan Department of Agriculture
   •  11 - Bay City State Recreation Area Hosts Unique Halloween Trail
   •  11 - DEQ Encourages Alternatives to Leaf Burning
   •  11 - MiCorps 2007 Annual Conference
   •  10 - Crystal Lake Boating Access Site Will Undergo Renovations
   •  10 - Pinckney Recreation Area Hosts a Night Ride of the Potawatomi Trail
   •  09 - DNR Plans Nine Regional Public Meetings to Review Proposed Tribal 1836 Treaty Inland Consent Decree
   •  09 - DNR Shooting Ranges Help Hunters Prepare for Fall Hunting Seasons
   •  08 - Maybury State Park will Host 'Trunk-or-Treat' on Oct. 27
   •  08 - Rifle River Recreation Area Gearing Up for Fall Hunting Activities
   •  08 - Tahquamenon Falls State Park Hosts Harvest Festival Oct. 19-20
   •  05 - Emerald Ash Borer Infestation Confirmed In Upper Peninsula: State is quickly assessing the area and developing response plans
   •  04 - Herbruck Poultry Ranch to Expand in Ionia County: MEDC Assistance Backs Project Creating 40 New Jobs
   •  04 - Michigan Grade "A" Milk Producers to Vote on Program Continuation
   •  04 - Clear Lake State Park Hosting Hunters Display and Demonstration Day on Oct. 19
   •  04 - Hartwick Pines to Host 'Critters in the Forest' Halloween Walk Oct 19 and 20
   •  04 - Port Crescent State Park Hosts Harvest Festivals in October
   •  04 - DNR Hosts Open House in Cadillac Forest Management Unit on Oct. 30
   •  03 - Celebrate Michigan "Farm Market and Agricultural Tourism Month" Down on the Farm
   •  03 - DNR Basic Archery Instructor Course Scheduled for Oct. 20 in West Branch
   •  03 - Cranes of Waterloo Festival Planned for Oct. 20
   •  02 - Dodge #4 State Park Hosting Second Annual Haunted Hilltop Festival
   •  02 - Plans Underway to Repair the Cheboygan Lock and Dam
  September
   •  28 - DNR Reschedules Two Public Workshops on State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan
   •  27 - Wolf Lake Fish Hatchery Visitor Center Hosts Special Programs in October
   •  27 - DNR Reschedules Compartment Review in Escanaba Forest Management Unit
   •  27 - DNR Hosts Open Houses in the Gwinn Forest Management Unit
   •  27 - Weber Lake State Forest Campground Temporarily Closed
   •  27 - Proud Lake Recreation Area Hosting Fall Harvest Festivals and a Snow Snake Demonstration in October
   •  27 - Tahquamenon Falls State Park Hosts Harvest Festival
   •  27 - Young State Park Hosting Second Annual Fall Harvest Festival Oct. 12-14
   •  27 - Haunted Hayride Fall Festival at Traverse City State Park Oct. 19-20
   •  26 - Schools, Licensed Daycare Centers Need to Follow Integrated Pest Management and Pesticide Application Notification Requirements
   •  26 - Agreement Reached in Inland Treaty Rights Case
   •  26 - Fort Custer Recreation Area Hosts a Special Weekend for Camping Equestrians
   •  26 - DEQ Celebrates Success of Saginaw Bay Coastal Initiative - Announces Second Year Projects
   •  26 - DNR Reschedules Compartment Review in Crystal Falls Forest Management Unit
   •  26 - Gillette Sand Dune Visitor Center Announces Fall and Winter Programs
   •  26 - Low Water Levels in Saginaw Bay Hinder Pump Operations at DNR Managed Wetland Areas
   •  26 - DNR Commercial Fisheries Enforcement Unit Honored With National Conservation Law Award
   •  25 - Autum Color in a Glass
   •  25 - State Urges Owners to Protect Companion Animals During an Emergency Evacuation: Planning can avoid separation and loss in disaster situation
   •  24 - Wilson State Park Celebrates Halloween Fun on Oct. 12-14
   •  24 - New 'Elk Crossing' Signs Installed Along I-75 Corridor Between Gaylord and Indian River
   •  24 - Sleepy Hollow State Park Invites the Public to Fall Festivals
   •  24 - Statewide Deer Hunting Forecast Announced
   •  24 - Hoeft State Park Plans Annual Harvest Festival Oct. 6-7
   •  24 - DNR Seeks Public Input on State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Statewide Workshops Planned in October
   •  21 - Wilson State Park Celebrates Halloween Fun on Oct. 12-14
   •  20 - Brimley State Parks Hosts a 'Haunting' Fall Festival Oct. 5-7
   •  20 - State Applauds Court Ruling on Bulk Petroleum
   •  20 - South Higgins Lake State Park Celebrates the 4th Annual Higgins Fall Harvest Festival on October 5-7
   •  20 - DNR Hosts Open House in Roscommon Forest Management Unit
   •  19 - Michigan Fisheries Visitor Center Offers October Programs
   •  19 - Volunteers Needed for Stewardship Workdays in Southern Michigan
   •  19 - Special Youth Deer Hunt This Weekend is Great Mentoring Opportunity
   •  18 - Bewabic State Park to Hold Its Second Annual Harvest Festival Sept. 28-30
   •  18 - Rail Trail Surface Improvements Nearly Complete on Gaylord-Mackinaw Trail
   •  18 - Initiation of Phragmites Control and Demonstration Project in Saginaw Bay
   •  18 - Charles Mears State Park Hosts a Fall Festival on Sept. 29
   •  18 - Pontiac Lake Recreation Area Hosts abSecond Harvest Festival on Sept. 28-29
   •  17 - DNR Hosts Open House in Grayling Forest Management Unit on Oct. 9
   •  17 - Former Macomb County Resident to be Sentenced for Bogus Environmental Invoices
   •  17 - North Higgins Lake State Park Celebrates Fall on Sept. 29
   •  17 - Department of Natural Resources Seeks Public Participation at the Southwestern Wildlife Management Unit Public Meeting
   •  17 - DNR Seeks Public Input on Potential for Recovery of Karner Blue Butterfly at Petersburg State Game Area
   •  17 - Hunters Reminded to Visit Deer Information and Check Stations
   •  13 - Select Michigan Day Capitol Lawn Farmers' Market Promotes Locally Grown Fruits, Vegetables and More: 2007 Michigan Harvest Gathering "Buy Local, Give Local" campaign launched at market
   •  13 - Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center Plans Activities to Celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day
   •  13 - Chippewa Lake Boat Ramp in Mecosta County Closed Temporarily for Construction
   •  13 - Leelanau State Park Hosts a Fall Harvest Festival on Sept. 22
   •  13 - Pinckney Recreation Area Hosts the Annual Triple Trail Challenge on Sept. 15
   •  13 - Shelby Township Business Owner Sentenced in Illegal Dumping Case
   •  12 - Granholm and Michigan Ag Commission Preside Over State Fair Junior Livestock Auction: State's young livestock producers and scholarship fund grosses $150,900
   •  12 - Michigan Farm Animals Susceptible to Mosquito-Borne Diseases: Health officials encourage taking precautions
   •  12 - Annual Sand Dunes Apple and BBQ Cook-off Festival Planned for Sept. 14-16 Near Silver Lake State Park
   •  12 - Citizens Committee for Michigan State Parks to Meet Sept. 19 at Sleepy Hollow State Park
   •  12 - Seven Lakes State Park Partners with Local Businesses
   •  12 - Salmon Available to Purchase at Various Local Distributors
   •  10 - DNR Basic Archery Instructor Course Scheduled for Sept. 27 in Huron County
   •  10 - 2007 Bear Hunting Season Begins Today
   •  10 - DNR Hosts Open House in Grayling Forest Management Unit
   •  07 - Governor Granholm Proclaims September Food Safety Education Month: Effort part of national campaign to promote consumer awareness
   •  07 - State Urges Residents To Have Horses, Livestock and Pets Vaccinated For Rabies: The fatal disease is at an all-time high in Michigan
   •  06 - Hayes State Park is the Perfect Spot for Irish Hills Fall Activities
   •  06 - Reedsburg Dam State Forest Campground Closing Temporarily on Sept. 13
   •  06 - Fall Extravaganza at Indian Lake State Park on Sept. 20-22
   •  05 - Michigan's Kirtland's Warbler Population Continues to Grow
   •  05 - Baraga State Park Plans a Fall Festival Sept. 14-15
   •  04 - New DEQ Process for Expedited Reviews of Drinking Water Construction Permits
   •  04 - Public Invited to Comment on Draft Pointe Aux Peaux Wildlife Area Master Plan
   •  04 - Students Encouraged to Participate in Radon Poster Contest
   •  04 - DNR Conservation Officers Conclude Successful Investigation of Hale Meat Processor
   •  04 - DNR Hosts Open House in Escanaba Management Unit on Sept. 18
  August
   •  31 - Granholm Urges Drivers to Report Problems At The Pump Over Holiday Weekend
   •  30 - Governor Lifts Burn Ban on Lower Peninsula; Ban Still in Effect for Upper Peninsula
   •  30 - Fire Update 8/29/2007 a.m.
   •  30 - Eddy Discovery Center Announces Fall Nature Programs
   •  30 - Saginaw Bay Coastal Initiative Presentation
   •  30 - 60th Annual Waterfowl Festival Set for Pointe Mouillee on Sept. 15-16
   •  30 - Draft Tahquamenon River Assessment Released for Public Review
   •  29 - State Urges Parents To Remember Food Safety When Packing School Lunches
   •  29 - Sleeper State Park Plans Fall Events
   •  29 - DNR Hosts Open House in Atlanta Forest Management Unit
   •  29 - DNR Hosts Open House in Baraga Forest Management Unit
   •  29 - Fire Update 8/27/2007
   •  29 - Fire update 8/26/2007 evening
   •  29 - Fire Update 8/26/2007
   •  28 - Volunteers Needed for Stewardship Workdays in Southeast Michigan
   •  28 - Silver Lake State Park Hosts the Mt. Baldy Hill Climb on Sept. 8-9
   •  27 - Update 8/23/2007
   •  27 - DNR Releases Fisheries Management Updates for 2007 for Waters in Southwest Michigan
   •  27 - Mackinac Island State Harbor Closing After Labor Day for Major Renovations
   •  27 - Harrisville State Park to hold a Hunter Education Weekend Sept. 8-9
   •  24 - DEQ Helps Iosco County Company Go "Green"
   •  23 - P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Hosting Annual Sportsmen for Youth Day on Sept. 8
   •  23 - First Wildlife Injury Reported From Sleeper Lakes Wildfire in Luce County
   •  23 - Fire Update 8/21/2007
   •  23 - Land Consolidation Strategy for Missaukee and Osceola Counties To Be Reviewed at Meeting on Sept. 6 in Cadillac
   •  23 - Fayette Historic State Park Announces the 'Cottage' Naming Contest Winner
   •  22 - Producers Are Reminded To Obtain Movement Certificates For Moving Cattle Across Zonal Boundaries
   •  22 - First Michigan Horse Identified with Mosquito-Borne Eastern Equine Encephalitis
   •  22 - Milakokia Lake Boat Launch Repairs to Begin Aug. 27
   •  22 - Allen Park Doctor Goes "Green" with State Loan
   •  22 - NRC Approves 2007 Waterfowl Hunting Regulations
   •  22 - Land Consolidation Strategy for Crawford and Kalkaska Counties To Be Reviewed at Meeting on Sept. 5 in Kalkaska
   •  22 - Land Consolidation Strategy for Eaton, Ingham and Jackson Counties To Be Reviewed at Meeting on Sept. 5 in Mason
   •  21 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update 8/21/2007
   •  21 - Wetzel State Recreation Area is Hosting a Geocaching Challenge on Saturday
   •  21 - Bay City Recreation Area Plans a Family Fun Day for Saturday
   •  21 - Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park Hosts Hunters' Harvest Festival Sept. 7-9
   •  21 - Settlement Reached with Terra Energy, Ltd.
   •  21 - Land Consolidation Strategy for Muskegon and Ottawa Counties To Be Reviewed at Meeting on Sept. 4 in Muskegon
   •  21 - Land Consolidation Strategy for Cheboygan and Otsego Counties To Be Reviewed at Meeting on Sept. 4 in Vanderbilt
   •  20 - State Officials Encourage Top Bids For Annual Youth Livestock Auction At Michigan State Fair
   •  20 - Draft Wolf Management Plan Available for Public Review
   •  17 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update 8/16/2007
   •  17 - What Campers and Outdoors Enthusiasts Need to Know About the Burning Ban
   •  16 - Court Win Protects Great Lakes
   •  16 - Applications for 2009 State Pesticide Notification and Organic Farm Registries Being Accepted
   •  16 - Director's Statement on Ballast Water Ruling
   •  16 - Training Opportunity on Implementing European Union's New Chemical Management System
   •  16 - Public Input Sought on Regional State Forest Management Plans
   •  16 - Hartwick Pines State Park Hosting Annual Black Iron Days Aug. 25-26
   •  16 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update 8/15/2007
   •  15 - Natural Resources Commission to Meet Thursday in Lansing
   •  15 - DEQ Approves New General Permit for Limited Great Lakes Shoreline Management Activities
   •  15 - DNR Warns Citizens, Travelers That State is Under Very High Fire Danger
   •  15 - Hopkins Creek State Forest Campground to Undergo Renovations
   •  14 - Exercise Caution and Determine Accurate Plant Moisture Levels Before Beginning Silage Harvest
   •  14 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/13/2007 Update 10:00 p.m.
   •  14 - Sleepy Hollow State Park Hosts a Kicking Bear Event Aug. 24-25
   •  14 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/14/2007 Update 9:00 a.m.
   •  13 - Agriculture Commission Names Donald Koivisto As New State Agriculture Director
   •  13 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/10/2007 Update Noon
   •  13 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/11/2007 Update 9:00 p.m.
   •  13 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/11/2007 Update 10:00 a.m.
   •  13 - Jordan Valley Management Area Mineral Exchange Completed
   •  13 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/13/2007 Update 1:00 p.m.
   •  13 - 90th Anniversary Celebration Planned for Interlochen State Park
   •  13 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/12/2007 Update 8:00 p.m.
   •  13 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/10/2007 Update 7:00 p.m.
   •  10 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/8/2007 Update 3:00 p.m.
   •  10 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/9/2007 Update 2:00 p.m.
   •  10 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/9/2007 Update 7:00 p.m.
   •  10 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Blazes - 8/10/2007 Update 9:00 a.m.
   •  10 - New DEQ Process for Expedited Reviews of Public Sewerage System Permits
   •  09 - Wildlife Division Chief Accepts Position with Safari Club International
   •  09 - Two Boating Access Sites to Undergo Renovations
   •  08 - Agriculture Commission Announces Applicants for State Agriculture Director
   •  08 - Michigan Wine and Spirits Competition Results Announced
Wineries throughout the state receive awards
   •  08 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update 8/7/2007 - 8:30 p.m.
   •  08 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update 8/8/2007 - 9:00 a.m.
   •  08 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update 8/7/2007 - 5:30 p.m.
   •  08 - DNR Sets Next Round of Land Consolidation Meetings in September
   •  07 - Rifle River Recreation Area Hosts a Rifle River Survivor Event
   •  07 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update - 8/7/2007 12:30 p.m.
   •  07 - DNR Establishes Toll-Free Phone Line for Public Information on Sleeper Lakes Wildfire
   •  07 - Update 8/7/2007 - 3:00 p.m.
   •  07 - Pigeon Bridge State Forest Campground Temporarily Closed
   •  06 - Fire Danger Extreme in Michigan
   •  06 - Michigan Department of Natural Resources Sleeper Lakes Fire Information
   •  06 - Sleeper Lakes Fire Update 8/6/2007
   •  06 - Guide Brings Attention to Control of Invasive Plant and Habitat Protection
   •  05 - Sleeper Lake Fire Update 8/5/2007
   •  03 - Michigan Joins the Multi-State Partnership for Security in Agriculture: Building Preparedness to Protect Michigan's Second Largest Industry
   •  03 - Consumers Urged to Check Their Cupboards for Recalled Castleberry Products
   •  03 - Lawsuit Filed Against Worth Township for Violations of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act
   •  03 - DEQ Resolves Violations with J & H Oil Company
   •  03 - August 9 Community Meeting on Dow Corrective Action Work
   •  03 - Sleeper Lakes Update - 9/3/2007
   •  02 - Fire Danger Very High Across Michigan
   •  02 - Battle Creek Community Group Provides Free Admission into Fort Custer Recreation Area on August 9
   •  02 - Michigan Receives $765,760 in Federal Funds to Support Private Landowners in Restoring Habitat
   •  01 - Michigan Lifts Ban on Importation of Wisconsin Hogs: Infection eliminated, neighboring herds confirmed negative
   •  01 - Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Program Offers Two Pheasant Hunts
   •  01 - Plea Agreement Reached for Unlawful Discharge
  July
   •  31 - Michigan Ranks 19th in the Nation for Annual Agricultural Exports
   •  31 - Saginaw Bay Coastal Initiative Presentation
   •  30 - Proud Lake State Recreation Area Hosts River Hawk Rumble Aug. 7
   •  30 - Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Hunter Safety Class Offered in Upper Peninsula
   •  30 - Kennecott Permitting Process Resumed
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