New 'Water Works' exhibit opens at Midland Center for the Arts

New 'Water Works' exhibit opens at Midland Center for the Arts

Saginaw News Feb 4 2010 To get into the full swim of “WaterWorks: Soak Up the Science,” dive in with a youngster by your side. Don’t be surprised, though, if your inner child starts pushing them out of the way so you, too, can pilot the submarine to its three underwater targets. And see if both of you don’t learn something in the process about this precious natural resource that covers 75 percent of our planet. >> Read more

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