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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September - October 1998 Issue
Size approx. 547.68 KB	Wetland Mitigation Banking, Jill Jentes Ask Your Agent: How can communities obtain funding to redevlop brownfield sites?, Mary Bielen FYI, Jill Jentes Environmental Importance Impacts Willingness to Pay for Cleanup, Frank Lichtkoppler Research Review: A Wake-up Call for the Great Lakes, Jill Jentes Upcoming Third Biennial Great Lakes Student Summit, Karen Ricker Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
July - August 1998 Issue
Size approx. 457.35 KB	Happy Birthday, Sea Grant, Jeff Reutter Ask Your Agent: What About Those Zebra Mussels?, John Hageman FYI, Jill Jentes Research Review: A New Means for Heavy Metal Removal in the Great Lakes, Jill Jentes Visit the New Ohio Sea Grant Display at LENSC, Karen Ricker Exotic Species Day Camp for Educatiors a Success!, Karen Ricker Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
May - June 1998 Issue
Size approx. 260.08 KB	Mayflies and Lake Erie, Jill Jentes For Your Information, Jill Jentes Cleveland's Artificial Reefs: A Tribute, Jeff Reutter The Early Forts on Sandusky: Fort Sandusky, Fred Snyder Ohio State's Management Plan for Aquatic Nuisance Species, Randy Sanders Ask Your Agent: What makes a 'Great Lake' Great?, Frank Lichtkoppler
March - April 1998 Issue
Size approx. 386.52 KB	20/20 Foresight, Robin Taylor FYI, Jill Jentes New Improved Sea Grant Website, Jill Mank Ask Your Agent: Lake Erie Water Levels, Fred Snyder The Challenge of Treating Ballast Water, David Garton The Early Forts on Sandusky: Fort Junundat, Fred Snyder Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken