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Lakes flooding in Kosciusko County
WSBT-TVKOSCIUSKO COUNTY – Water, water and more water. Those who live in North Webster have seen their fair share of flooding this year. Julie Krouse runs Anthony's Anchor Bay Marina on the Barbee Lake chain in North Webster. She has been around the... -
Too many geese kill off fish in popular Kansas pond
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsGeese seem to rule the roost at the pond in El Dorado's East Park. "Some of them are pretty mean!" Jodi Kennedy says. Rick and Jodi Kennedy come to park often, because it's a special place for them. It's where he popped the question a quarter century... -
Probe into red plume in lake at Michigan City continues
Tribune CorrespondentMICHIGAN CITY — Investigators today were trying to determine the origin of a several-mile-long red plume that coated swimmers along the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore and triggered advisories not to enter the water. The plume was last seen ...Tags: Sports, Swimming
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UPDATE: Liberty University will not pay for upgrades to Bedford County lake
Reporter/Lynchburg Bureau ChiefThe future of state policy could hinge on what happens at Ivy Lake in Forest. State regulators believe the lake's dam is insufficient and needs improvement. "Those regulations are really bad policy and they may be illegal," said David Corry, general...Tags: Regional Authority, Bedford County (Virginia), Colleges and Universities, Bedford (Bedford, Virginia), Education
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Bethel Man Drowns in Lake near Local Subdivision
Channel 2 NewsBethel police say a local man drowned in a lake Monday night while swimming home with his friend after an egg-hunting trip. Bethel Police Department Chief Larry Elarton says officers responded at about 8:40 p.m. to a possible drowning reported in the...Tags: Sports, Swimming, Rentals
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750 acres in Charlevoix County preserved
The Lake Louise Christian Community Camp has reason to celebrate: it, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the Little Traverse Conservancy recently won $1 million in funds to place a 750-acre parcel in a conservation easement. The camp is...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Cross Country Skiing, Forestry and Timber, Natural Resource Industry, Conservation
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USGS: Asian carp eggs can incubate in more areas
CHICAGO (AP) — Two species of invasive Asian carp may be able to spawn in more Great Lakes tributaries than previously thought, according to a U.S. Geological Survey report on Tuesday. Researchers said they hope the new data will help predict...
Tags: U.S. Geological Survey
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Details of Super Pond deaths expected at hearing
Details of the accident at Aberdeen Proving Ground that left two members of an elite Navy dive unit dead in February will be aired in public for the first time Wednesday, when military lawyers hold a preliminary hearing into possible criminal charges....
Tags: Air and Space Accidents, Science and Technology, Transportation Accidents, Medical Procedures and Tests, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Drainage trouble irks neighbors
Drainage has been a problem at the corner of North Boyd Street and Fifth Avenue Northeast for decades, but residents of the neighborhood say the water problem is getting worse. At one time, it would take 3 inches of rain to fill the street with water,...
Tags: Science and Technology
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Petite Lake is dangerous
While this in no way is meant to diminish the horror of what happened to young Tony Borcia or take away from the responsibility of the impaired boater who hit him (“DUI boater who killed boy sentenced to 10 years,” News, June 14), as a...Tags: Boats
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Orlando fertilizer ordinance disappoints environmentalists
A proposed ordinance that would regulate fertilizer use within the city of Orlando offers only minimal protection from pollution for the dozens of lakes that serve as defining features of the city's neighborhoods. The pending rules, set for adoption...Tags: Brevard County, Orlando, Environmental Pollution, Orlando International Airport, National Weather Service
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Ethanol plants rebound after tough year
The ethanol industry, which was reeling from a drought-induced downturn last year, is making a comeback. "Last year was such a beatdown in the industry," said Thomas Hitchcock, Redfield Energy CEO. "This year is a much better picture." Hitchcock...Tags: Environmental Issues, Droughts, Renewable Energy, Ethanol, Watertown
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