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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January - February 1998 Issue
	Patterns of Visitation to Lake Erie Beaches, Brent Sohngen FYI, Jill Jentes 1996 National Survey Shows Increased Recreational Expenditures, but Fewer Participants, Leroy Hushak The Early Forts on Sandusky Bay: Fort Sandoski, Fred Snyder Exotic Species Update #48: Taking the Pulse of a Wetland, Robin Taylor Ask Your Agent: Freshwater Clams, Mary Bielen, Frank Lichtkoppler Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
October/November 1997 Issue
	Cleveland Municipal Stadium Attracts Fans, Jill Jentes FYI, Jill Jentes Twine Line Readership Survey, Jill Jentes What is Stone Lab?, Eduardo Acosta Ask Your Agent: Eurasian ruffe, Fred Snyder Friends of stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
February 1997 Issue
Size approx. 500.76 KB	Two Artificial Reefs to be created from the Celeveland Stadium Rubble FYI Be Part of the Solution in Ashtabula RAP Sheepshead revisited: A continuation of "Is Sheepshead in Columbus like a fish out of water?", Robin Taylor Exotic Species Update Western Lake Erie Guide, Kyle Sharp Endowments created will help students learn more about Lake Erie Top Walleye Fishing gets Overlooked, Fred Snyder
Winter 1989 Issue
Size approx. 500.76 KB	Zebra mussels invasion and implications, Fred Snyder Point and non-point sollution sources, Doug Jeanneret Shipping within the Great Lakes, Doug Jeanneret Wetlands along Ohio's coastal Lake Erie Dear Twine Line reader, Maran Brainard Wetlands improve water quality, Judy Kauffeld Great Lakes charter sailing generates millions of dollars Lake Erie cookbook redesigned KSU-Ashtabula offers marine retail program, Frank Lichtkoppler

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