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Belleville Lake is turning green again. Here's why (opens the original)
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VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich, – Ever wonder why Belleville Lake sometimes looks like someone poured green paint into it? The question came to the Local 4 Help Desk from a viewer who wrote: “Belleville Lake is totally green and it smells bad. We would like to know why it gets this bad in the fall. We also would like to know if it is bad for swimming, boating, fishing and water sports. Do they dump waste water in the Huron River upstream that causes the water to turn green?" The short answer: The gree
Why Metro Detroit’s most ordinary freeway is actually a big deal (opens the original)
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HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. – Why does nearly every freeway in Metro Detroit have a weird trench section? The answer is the Davison Freeway, America’s first urban below-grade freeway in the United States. Leave it to the Motor City to innovate when it comes to cars, right? The design is called a depressed freeway. It separates high-speed traffic from local streets, so stoplights and stop signs don’t interfere with freeway traffic. Davison Avenue, which predates the freeway and M-8, was named after Jare
Cider, doughnuts and more: Why Michigan cider mills are so popular (opens the original)
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PLYMOUTH, Mich. – There’s no shortage of ways to celebrate fall in Michigan, but few traditions are more popular than a trip to the cider mill. Read: This was just voted the best cider mill in Metro Detroit But Michigan’s cider mill tradition is rooted in more than seasonal activities. It starts with the state’s apple industry. Michigan produces roughly 1 billion pounds of apples each year, making it one of the nation’s top apple-producing states. According to the Michigan Apple Committee, the s
Celebrity-filled event supports Detroit youth arts programs (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Comedy, music and celebrity guests will come together at The Coney, an event supporting arts education and creative opportunities for Detroit youth. The event was created by actor and comedian Marc Evan Jackson in partnership with the Children’s Foundation of Michigan. Organizers said communities play a major role in shaping children’s health and access to arts education is an important part of that community support. “The arts are not just a nice-to-have,” said Andrew Stein, CEO of th
Why Michigan’s changing seasons can mean worsening allergies (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Only a few days into autumn, and already feeling it? For many people in Michigan, fall means changing leaves, cooler temperatures and worsening allergies. Why is that? Pollen peaks in late summer, early autumn, so right now. One of the biggest culprits is ragweed pollen. A single ragweed plant can release billions of pollen grains, and on a windy day, those grains can travel for miles. It turns out “The Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground” is more than just a White Stripes banger. It can
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