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last updated: Jul 23 2008 4:33 AM
- Yamaha releases grass racing contingency
- Team Arctic supports ISOC series
- Yamaha to race in ISOC
- Polaris recalls three 2008 snowmobiles
- Klim USA and Gore-Tex sign with Scheuring Speed Sports
- New American Snowmobiler Wallpapers!
- We're celebrating All-Star Weekend!
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- Bucky EV snowmobile makes tracks in Greenland
Clean Snowmobile Challenge zero-emissions winner helps research project
- BRP recalls snowmobiles due to fire hazard
- Hay Days 2008
Seviola honored with race, other changes expected this year
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last updated: Jul 23 2008 7:16 AM
- MDOT will begin work on US-131 in Schoolcraft on July 30
July 21, 2008 -- The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will begin work on a $1.5 million project on US-131 near Schoolcraft on Wednesday, July 30.
- Railroad track replacement to shift traffic on M-59 in Macomb County starting July 25
July 21, 2008 ?- The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is partnering with the Canadian National (CN) Railroad to replace the railroad tracks that cross M-59 in Macomb County.
- Emergency culvert repair to close M-156 in Lenawee County
- I-69 median work begins Monday, July 21 in Genesee County
- Transportation economic development grants to benefit employment in Chippewa and St. Clair counties
July 18, 2008 -- Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm announced today that state Transportation Economic Development Fund (TEDF) Category A grants for major road improvements will help two employers add or retain jobs in two Michigan counties.
- MDOT to begin work on M-37 in Middleville on July 28
- MDOT to begin work on Old US-31 bridge in Hart on July 21
- Transportation Funding Task Force to meet July 21 in Traverse City
- Lane closure required for M-35 Days River bridge work
- Aetna, Glazon creek culvert replacements to begin July 21
last updated: Jul 22 2008 5:14 PM
