Eight Michigan highways began as Native American trails: US 2 (from Sault Ste. Marie to Green Bay), I 75 (from Detroit to Saginaw), I 94 (from Detroit to St. Joseph), I 96 (from Detroit to Grand Rapids), I 94 (from Detroit to Port Huron), US 41 (from L'Anse to Marquette), and US 12 (from Ypsilanti to Chicago).
Monday, May 5, 2008
Detroit Free Press
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Make roads a priority and funding will follow
Sunday, May 4, 2008
The Oakland Press
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Expensive winter drains road funds
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
C & G Newspapers
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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Pothole puts Lakeshore man in hospital
Thursday, April 17, 2008
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Pothole Contest Winners Announced
Monday, April 7, 2008
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Pothole Photo Contest
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
View the winners here.
With Michigan motorists facing yet another season of nerve-shattering and frame-bending potholes, the Drive MI Campaign had a seven-week long contest to find the state’s biggest roadway crater.
The contest ran from February 11th – March 28th and awarded Four $318 “service center scholarships” – the average cost our crumbling and congested roads cost Michigan motorists – to each of the top four entrants who reported the worst potholes.
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Mike Nystrom of MITA discusses the impact of the state's road funding shortage.
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The 2008 Pothole Contest, sponsored by the Michigan Transportation Team (MTT), generated numerous radio interviews across the state. Mike Nystrom, co-chair of MTT, handled the interviews.