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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Fall 1987 Issue |
| - Phosphate reduction key to Lake Erie recovery, Frank R Lichtkoppler
- Letters to Twine Line, Maran Brainard
- Seafood Sense: Cookbook explains value of Lake Erie fish
- Artificial reef at Lakewood enhances fishing, David O Kelch
- EPA sponsors study of Great Lakes sediment toxins
- OSG specialists receive awards
- Publications introduces readers to the Great Lakes
- Fishery substation to be establish in Fairport Harbor
- Ashtabula fishing tournament is a success, Frank R Lichtkoppler
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Summer 1987 Issue |
| - Fish contaminant levels: an update, Fred L Snyder
- Broader beaches expected at lakeshore this summer, Philip Keillor
- Seafood Sense: Freshwater Drum is not just another trash fish, David O Kelch
- Keep your frozen fish tasting fresh, Fred L Snyder
- Ohio Sea Grant recieves funding, Maran Brainard
- Students receive 1987 Stone Lab scholarships, Maran Brainard
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Summer 1987 Issue |
| - Underwater pad improves wet welding, Robert Boyce
- Sea Grant honors three people for outstanding contributions
- Less precipitation helps lower lake levels, Philip Keillor
- Proposed dredging would improve beaches, Frank Lichtkoppler
- Seafood Sense: Plaice, dabs and other Pleuronectiformes, David O Kelch
- Have fun in sun, but always protect skin, David O Kelch
- Cajun cooking craze makes its way to Lake Erie!, David O Kelch
- Ohio Sea Grant surveys Lake Erie marina impact, Frank R Lichtkoppler
- Lake Erie cookbook offered, Maran Brainard
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Spring 1987 Issue |
| - Fairport Harbor Fishing Symposium educational to skilled and unskilled alike, Frank R Lichtkoppler
- 1987 charter captains conference will include exhibitors, speakers, Fred L Snyder
- New fishing license needed now, Frank R Lichtkoppler
- Seafood Sense: Blue crab provides a special culinary treat, David O Kelch
- Lake Erie's high water level threatens shoreline, Bob Boyce
- Bald eagles and other marsh lovers make homes at Big Island Wetland, JuliAnne Barth
- Fishing Symposium
- Pollution problems targeted by IJC
- What about Hydra?, Robert Boyce
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