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Sports
3:42 pm
Thu November 8, 2012

Stateside: Hike, bike and kayak the Great Lakes

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Dave Lemberg addresses the potential 1,600 mile route along Lake Michigan
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Midwest residents may have three new ways to enjoy the Great Lakes.

At a conference in Saugatuck this week, Western Michigan University geography professor Dave Lemberg will discuss plans for a 1,600 mile route along Lake Michigan.

Lemberg spoke with Cyndy about the details of the route.

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Arts & Culture
2:32 pm
Mon July 23, 2012

Feds, state kick in $44M to finish Detroit riverfront project

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Carousel on the riverfront
Credit Marc Pasco / Detroit RiverFront Conservancy
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Efforts to complete a recreational development project along Detroit's east riverfront are getting a $44 million boost from the federal government and the state, reports the Associated Press.

The east riverfront spans 3.5 miles from Joe Louis Arena to Gabriel Richard Park.

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