Ice Storms Force Temporary Closure of U-M Biological Station Campus
April 2, 2025
Ice storms shut down U-M Biological Station in Michigan. Crews work to clear debris as a state of emergency is declared.
Ice storms shut down U-M Biological Station in Michigan. Crews work to clear debris as a state of emergency is declared.
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