Chuck Percy, a TART Trails volunteer, works on a regular basis to remove a beaver dam from a culvert on a pond at the DeYoung Natural Area. Volunteers have been removing the dam almost daily to prevent the water from running over the adjacent Leelanau Trail. "It is amazing what they can acco…
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Traverse City officials speak to members of the media on Tuesday outside the Governmental Center.
Traverse City officials speak to members of the media on Tuesday outside the Governmental Center.
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