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Detroit reporter for Michigan Radio. Mom to 1 kid and 1 fur kid. Coffee drinker, bibliophile, nap-taker, truth-seeker with many doubts. Late bloomer.
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DNR urges wildfire safety awareness ahead of Memorial Day weekend

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By Sarah Cwiek Verified
| WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI) Verified
If you’re heading into the Michigan outdoors this Memorial Day weekend, the state wants you to be especially aware of fire risk. The risk of fire is high across much of the state right now, though rain this past weekend “dropped the danger down some,” said Jeff Vasher, resource protection manager for the Lower Peninsula with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
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"Quite a quick change for local governments" as MI looks to boost battery energy storage

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By Sarah Cwiek Verified
| WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI) Verified
Michigan has ambitious clean energy laws on the books, while also facing a surging demand for power. What’s less known is that it also has an ambitious law for utility-scale battery energy storage, which experts say is needed to make the grid state’s grid work as it undergoes a major power shift. That means there are lots of battery projects in the pipeline across the state, and that local governments have to make some quick decisions about how to handle them — often without much guidance.
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Burst water main replaced, but water use restrictions continue in Oakland County

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By Sarah Cwiek Verified
| WVPE-FM (Elkhart, IN) Verified
The burst water main that’s caused an ongoing state of emergency in multiple Oakland County communities has been replaced—but that doesn’t mean full water service has been restored just yet. Officials with the Great Lakes Water Authority say the new pipe, which replaces the 42-inch one that ruptured in Auburn Hills on Sunday, is holding up well under normal water pressure. But they say the larger system still needs to be flushed, and pressure restored, before water use restrictions can be lifted.
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