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Directory reviewed November 4, 2026. Facebook membership and activity figures change frequently. Private groups may require approval before their posts are visible.

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Facebook pages and groups

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These pages and groups can help residents find discussions, meeting announcements, and shared documents. They are independently managed, and Save Our Skyline does not verify or endorse every post.

01
Local page
Save Our Skyline
Formerly Great Lakes Bay Region SOS

Covering DTE's reported 254 MW Beaver and Williams townships wind project, local meetings, public records, and resident action.
644 followersActive now
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02
Local private group
Wind Turbines Out of Monitor Township
Created in 2018

Historical Monitor Township community group. Private groups require membership approval before most discussions and documents can be viewed.
630 members1 post in the last month
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03
Local private group
Kawkawlin Township Concerned Citizens
Created in 2018

A small Kawkawlin Township community group. Its current topic is not stated publicly, and there have been no recent posts.
48 membersNo recent posts
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04
Statewide public group
Michigan Citizens United
Wind and solar discussions

A statewide public group focused on opposition to wind and solar development, including local-control issues and community organizing.
2,100 membersAbout 6 posts a day
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05
Statewide public group
Michigan Citizens Against Data Centers
Related local-control network

Not wind-specific, but connected to broader Michigan discussions about large energy users, utility infrastructure, zoning, and local control.
25,000 membersMore than 40 posts a day
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Membership and activity figures were recorded November 4, 2026 from information supplied for this directory. Please tell Save Our Skyline when a listing or link needs to be updated.

Records and official information

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