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January 21, 2017
In the News Lake Superior sea caves opening is looking ‘less likely’ The Bedmidji Pioneer (1/20) Wisconsin’s popular, ice-coated Apostle Islands sea caves won’t be opening anytime in the near future, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore officials say. The battle over the Norisle: lawsuit filed over future of historic ferry CBC News (1/20) In Ontario, the fight over whether a historic Manitoulin Islands steamship will sail again or be intentionally sunk is expected to be settled in a courtroom. Hovercraft service from Toronto to Niagara-on-the-Lake proposed The Star (1/19) In Ontario, a consultant wants to start a hovercraft water service between Toronto and Niagara-on-the-Lake to cut down on time commuters spend travelling and the number of cars on the road. $70 million wastewater treatment plant nears completion The News-Messenger (1/19) In Ohio, Fremont’s $70 million sewer plant project is scheduled to be completed by March. Ohio members of Congress want Lake Erie progress to continue The Associated Press (1/19) Ohio members of Congress are asking the incoming administration to keep up with efforts aimed at improving Lake Erie. IJC releases progress report, sets Buffalo hearing WBFO – Buffalo, NY (1/19) The International Joint Commission will hold a public hearing at the WNED/WBFO studios in Buffalo, New York, on March 28, as part of an effort to gather comments on its draft progress report for the Great Lakes region. State will oversee construction, pay $4.2 million for Flint water connector MLive (1/19) The state of Michigan will oversee construction of a short section of water transmission pipe that will connect Flint to the new Karegnondi Water Authority pipeline to Lake Huron. Why Toronto should become more climate change resilient Torontoist (1/19) A look at how extreme weather in Toronto, Ontario, has an impact on the health of species and habitats, the city’s infrastructure and watersheds. Michigan AG: Great Lakes net-pen fish farming not allowed The Associated Press (1/19) The attorney general of Michigan says state law doesn't allow for net-pen aquaculture in the Great Lakes.
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