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ABC 10/CW5 Photo by NPS - Jim Peaco. Wolf #3 leaving her crate on Oct.2. The wolf management advisory committee is set for tomorrow. The committee will meet for the first time since being appointed at the river rock lanes and banquet center in Ishpeming. The rock lanes and banquet center is located at 1011 north road in Ishpeming, Michigan. The event will be begin at 8:30 am. To learn more, contact, John Pepin, the Deputy public information officer, at 906-226-1352 ....
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Houghton-To-Chassell Rail–Trail To Undergo Construction Reconstruction activities are coming to a popular trail in Houghton County. The Houghton-To-Chassell Rail–Trail will be having work done to repair flooding that occurred in the area in June of 2018. “Heavy Equipment will have to go in there and will have to dig out some of the culverts that are blocked or collapsed. They will have to replace some of those with new culverts that were washed out. So there will be heavy equipment going in and out of the trail,” said John Pepin, Deputy Information Public Officer of the Michigan DNR. “The trail runs along the side of US 41 when you are heading between Chassell and Houghton. There are places and residences along the trail. There will be instances where we will have to remove trees and vegetation to get the heavy equipment in to repair the trail.” ....
Ask the DNR season finale to answer viewer questions live on TV View Comments Michigan s Department of Natural Resources on Thursday will answer viewer questions as part of the season finale of the Ask the DNR series. The program, which airs at 8 p.m. live on WNMU (TV-13), will last an hour and be available online afterward. The DNR staffers hosting the live question and answer event include: Kristie Sitar, DNR wildlife biologist from Newberry; Kelly Somero, unit supervisor at Baraga State Park; Cory Kovacs, fisheries biologist from Newberry; and Mike Evink, conservation officer from Schoolcraft County. There will also be a conservation officer present for guests who have questions about the law. ....