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Thornapple Expedition 2012
Look here for updated information about the Expedition
- 23 December 2011
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- 17 October 2011
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16th annual cleanup a huge success – click here for more details and to see photos
Thanks to everyone - 169 volunteers - 44 boats - 126 bags of trash - 61 tires and lots of large items.
- 19 September 2011
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Local Weather
- Conditions for Caledonia, MI at 12:51 pm EDTCurrent Conditions: Partly Cloudy, 73 F Forecast: Fri - Sunny. High: 78 Low: 53 Sat - Sunny. High: 86 Low: 61 Full Forecast at Yahoo! Weather (provided by The Weather Channel) […]
NOAA Feed
- Observation - CLDM4 - Thornapple River at Caledonia (Michigan)Flood Stage: 10 ft Latest Observation: 4.1 ft Observation Time: May 18, 2012 08:45 AM EST AHPS Hydrologic Service Area Homepage: http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=grr U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Data and Site Info for Caledonia: USGS ID: 04118000 […]
American Rivers Feed
- Chattahoochee River among America’s Most Endangered RiversAmerican Rivers named the Chattahoochee River among America’s Most Endangered Rivers® today, shining a national spotlight on two boondoggle dam and reservoir proposals that are far too expensive and would harm water supplies, clean water, recreation opportunities, and fish and wildlife habitat. […]
- Kansas River among America’s Most Endangered RiversAmerican Rivers named the Kansas River among America’s Most Endangered Rivers® today, shining a national spotlight on the threat that sand and gravel dredging poses to clean water. […]
Great Lakes New Feed
- Michigan's oldest lighthouse to reopen Saturday after renovationAfter four years and $700,000 in gentle renovations, Michigan's oldest lighthouse, the Ft. Gratiot Light, reopens Saturday. […]
- Co-operation needed to improve ecosystemInternational Association of Great Lakes Research conference keynote speaker Gail Krantzberg said the key to progress being found outside science lies in policy. […]