County Annual Report

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  • Dickinson County Annual Report: 2020-21

    Published on August 9, 2021
    Once again I am delighted to share the results of another successful year of partnership between Dickinson County and Michigan State University Extension.

  • Dickinson County Annual Report: 2018-2019

    Michigan State University Extension continues to serve the residents of Dickinson County through the educational process that applies knowledge to critical issues, needs and opportunities.

  • Dickinson County Annual Report: 2019-2020

    MSU Extension offers a broad range of research-based educational services to County residents. Over this past year, we’ve empowered families and individuals to live healthier lives...

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