The body of literature on the Great Lakes would fill a library. Still, in his new book, “The Big Water,” Thomas Buhr takes us inland to the Au Sable River, a 138-mile-long ribbon of delight that nearly bisects Michigan’s lower peninsula from Kolke and Bradford creeks to Lake Huron at Oscoda.
Camp Grayling officials say the land would be used for low-impact, cyber warfare training. Locals around the Au Sable say they need more information before supporting the project.