With a “Mini Forest,” Rochester Plants a Revolution

We Love Where You Live by Michigan Municipal League

May 28, 20266:01Government & Organizations

The former garbage dump at the edge of Rochester provided the perfect opportunity for the City to do something amazing. Thanks to the efforts of hundreds of volunteers, from City officials to teenage volunteers, the site...

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