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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Summer 1988 Issue |
| - Cleaner Lake Erie means more business, Scott Turner
- Areas of Concern identified and clean-up plans begin, Maran Brainard
- Dear Twine Line reader, Maran Brainard
- ODNR assesses fish species production, Maran Brainard
- An Overview: The Ohio Sea Grant Advisory Service
- Concern over anti-fouling paint additive prompts bans
- Ashtabula Area of Concern and its Remedial Action Plan
- Marinas extend economic benefits beyond the shoreline
- 1988 Stone Lab scholarships awarded
- Powerboat racers tackle 75 miles of Lake Erie
- Seafood Sense, David A Stuiber
- Erie walleye contamination levels pose no health threat
- Low lake levels expose boating hazards, Phillip Keillor
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Spring 1988 Issue |
| - Rivers will be stocked with larger trout, Frank Lichtkoppler
- Customer survey provides insight to charter business, Lisa Frost
- Dear Twine Line readers, Maran Brainard
- The State of the Lake
- Coastal management first task for Lake Erie office
- RAPs attack areas of concern in Great Lakes basin
- Ohio anglers catch record fish
- Excursion industry experiencing a renaissance
- Wave action major cause of shoreline erosion, Frank Lichtkoppler
- State offers financial assistance for shoreline erosion victims
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Winter 1988 Issue |
| - Lake Erie area offers excellent choices of quality outdoor winter recreation, Fred L Snyder
- Dear Twine Line Readers
- Fishing through ice is exciting way to hook walleye, John Hageman
- Winter's chill does not have to cut to the bone, Fred L Snyder
- Fish ideal for weight control; low-fat, high in nutrition
- Seafood Sense: Don't forget the outdoor grill when cooking seafood,
- Despite high demand, Ohio produces little live bait, Frank R Lichtkoppler
- Current trend toward revitalizing waterfronts subject of new guide
- Stone Lab provides hands-on educational experience, Maran Brainard
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Winter 1987 Issue |
| - Coastal management could improve Lake Erie quality, Frank R Lichtkoppler
- Changes at Ohio Sea Grant, Maran Brainard
- Discarded plastic is major marine threat
- Lake Erie high-water level crisis eases, Philip Keillor
- Toledo waterfront wins development award
- Study shows Great Lakes management needs improvement, Martha Walter
- Operating charters on Lake Erie better in theory than practice, Frank R Lichtkoppler
- Ohio Sea Grant publications update
- Guide describes charm of Bass Islands
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