Fighting off mosquitos
Have you noticed more mosquitoes?
Nick Monacelli shows you the mosquito breeding ground that you probably haven’t thought about checking. And the ways to fight them off – like mosquito eating fish!
We’ll also show you why the mosquito problem is so bad right now.
Plus, there’s plenty of action underway at the Olympics. We’ve got all the must-see moments.
It’s all Monday morning at 6:30am on Local 4 News Today.
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The ceremony is a tradition that signifies the transfer of authority and responsibility of the ship, said Lt. Cmdr. Nick Monacelli, the ship s former commander.
Port Huron Times Herald
Spring Restore, an annual U.S. Coast Guard operation where the winter buoys are swapped with their summertime counterparts, is drawing to a close.
Kyle Sutschek, executive officer aboard the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Hollyhock, said the buoy season has been going well for the ship and its crew.
Throughout the spring, Hollyhock s crew has been completing work on lakes and waterways throughout the Midwest. This week, the ship and its crew will end the season by completing work near Ashtabula, Ohio, Erie, Pennsylvania and Buffalo, New York.
Why are the buoys swapped?
When the locks in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway system reopen for the year, the buoy tending season begins. It is around this time of year that the lakes and waterways will see a large increase in commercial and recreational traffic, Sutschek said.
WDIV and ClickOnDetroit honor contributions of African-Americans
Local 4 launches comprehensive coverage with ‘Celebrating Black History Month’
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WDIV s Celebrating Black History Month
WDIV-Local 4, the Graham Media Group owned NBC affiliate in Detroit, announced today their continuing commitment to honoring African American achievement through an initiative called
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elebrating Black History Month.
Throughout February, viewers from early morning to late evening will see a wide range of stories and profiles in various newscasts, programming, and on ClickOnDetroit showcasing Black successes, struggles, and changemakers.
“WDIV-Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit are committed to producing stories that spark meaningful conversations about our history, race, and equality,” said Marla Drutz, Vice President and General Manager. “We believe that the diversity of our audience, region, and country needs to be represented in our reporting throughout