Twine Line

Twine Line is the printed voice of Ohio Sea Grant. The award-winning, quarterly newsletter covers issues, events, and research related to Lake Erie and the Great Lakes. Geared toward the public, agencies, media and elected officials, each 12-page issue includes three pages devoted to Stone Laboratory information provided by the Friends of Stone Lab. Subscription rate: $10 for one year.
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March - April 2000 Issue
Size approx. 252.02 KB	A Toast to Lake Erie Wines, Jill Jentes Ask Your Agent:What is happening with Lake Erie water levels?, Frank Lichtkoppler FYI, Jill Jentes Research Review: Subirrigation System Increases Water Quality and Crop Yields, Jessica Sharon Communicating and Collaborating, Karen Ricker Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
January - February 2000 Issue
Size approx. 375.62 KB	Research Review: Genetic Diversity Helps Keep Walleye Populations Strong, Jeremy Applegate FYI, Jill Jentes Ask Your Agent: What's Happening to our Lake Erie Fishery?, Dave Kelch 1999: A Very Good Year for Boat Sales, Leroy Hushank Ohio Sea Grant Show Surveys 1999, Frank Lichtkoppler Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
November - December 1999 Issue
Size approx. 302.34 KB	Lake Erie's Past and Future, Jeffrey Reutter Ask Your Agent: What is the prgress of the Ashtabula River Partnership?, Frank Lichtkoppler The Realities of Ohio's Brownfields Program, Walter Williams Research Review: Teacher Education Translates into Student Gain, Jill Jentes Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
September - October 1999 Issue
Size approx. 1.55 MB	A Day on Lake Erie: The 11th State Legislature/Congressional Day, Karen Ricker Ask Your Agent: How can our communinity persuade businesses to participate in pollution prevention?, Mary Bielen FYI, Karen ricker Research Review: Recreational Boaters Spend $1.3 Million in Ohio, Leroy Hushak Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken