Poli (Sigh): Working Together Today For A Much Better Tomorrow
Aug 22, 2020 
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Updated: I always do a dismissive eye roll when I hear the term “synergy.”
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Barbee Property Owners Association Discusses Plans For The Future
Aug 15, 2020 
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Updated: A scheduled presentation by Nate Bosch, director of Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College, to the Barbee Property Owners Association Saturday morning, Aug. 15, was cancelled.
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K21 Offers $230,000 For Research At Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams
Jul 28, 2020 Updated:
Updated: News Release WINONA LAKE – K21 Health Foundation recently provided a $230,000 grant to Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams specifically for ongoing blue-green algae research. “Years ago, we were among the first to invest in the Lilly Center’s blue-green algae research,” said Rich Haddad, president and CEO … Read More
Lilly Center Responds To Chemical Spill At Winona Lake Stormwater Outfall Site
Nov 01, 2018 
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Updated: WINONA LAKE — The Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams responded to a chemical spill this morning at a stormwater outfall site at Winona Lake. Winona Lake resident Michael Pahl alerted the Center of a foamy substance entering the lake from the outfall. According to Pahl, the spill … Read More
Council Once Again Talks Trash
Jun 21, 2016 
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Updated: WARSAW — Trash and recycling questions were once again brought before the Warsaw Common Council Monday evening, June 20. Annie Zartman and Anne Bonowitz presented the questions to the council. Zartman questioned i f apartment complexes of five or more units could get recycling bins, if recycling could … Read More
Center Finds Kosciusko County Lakes Worth $313 Million
Jun 03, 2016 
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Updated: WINONA LAKE — The Center for Lakes & Streams completed a study this spring profiling the economic impact of the lakes in Kosciusko County. The study conservatively estimated the total value of Kosciusko County lakes to be approximately $313 million annually. With more than 100 lakes in Kosciusko … Read More
Less Ice Could Mean Fewer Fish Kills
Feb 25, 2016 
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Updated: KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Northern Indiana winters are not always the same from year to year and, for 2015-2016, temperatures have run a bit warmer, making for thinner, shorter-lived ice cover on the local lakes. Ice cover can affect a multitude of things when it comes to a lake. … Read More
Budget Time For Visitors Commission
Aug 13, 2015 Updated:
Updated: WARSAW — As budget time looms, the Kosciusko County Convention, Recreation and Visitors Commission has the task of deciding where to divide funding. Local entities came to the commission’s monthly meeting, held Wednesday morning, Aug. 12. Dr. Nate Bosch, representing Kosciusko County Lakes and Streams, discussed the role the local … Read More
SLA Meets for Breakfast, Lake Study Updates
Aug 01, 2015 
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Updated: SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Lake Association met for a productive morning discussion at the Syracuse Community Center on Saturday, Aug. 1.
Beginning at 8 a.m., Carla McLain and Bill Trame greeted guests at the door and welcomed them in for a warm breakfast and coffee. As Syracuse residents mingled and ate, the room quickly began to fill. Presentations began at 8:40 a.m.
Lakes & Streams Director Awarded Chandler-Misener Award
Jun 18, 2015 Updated:
Updated: Dr. Nate Bosch, director of the Center for Lakes & Streams, was awarded the Chandler-Misener award for the most notable paper published in the Journal of Great Lake Research in 2015. Submitted papers are evaluated for originality, contribution and presentation. Bosch’s paper, “Assessing and addressing the re-eutrophication of … Read More
Lake Health Update At Council Meeting
Jun 02, 2015 Updated:
Updated: Dr. Nate Bosch, Center for Lakes & Streams, presented an update of activity and reports the organization has been working on with the city of Warsaw during Monday evening’s Warsaw Common Council meeting. Bosch stated it was a busy year for the center working with the city. He … Read More
Common Council Hear Concerns Over Chemical Spill
Feb 18, 2015 Updated:
Updated: A number of residents were present during Tuesday evening’s Warsaw Common Council meeting to express concerns over the chemical spill into Winona Lake following a fire at Warsaw Chemical. At least three residents spoke up expressing clean-up concerns and questioning what is being done to prevent it from … Read More
CLS Provides Update On Warsaw Chemical Fire, Winona Lake
Feb 17, 2015 Updated:
Updated: The Warsaw Chemical fire on February 6 raised several environmental concerns after approximately 325,000 gallons of water used to abate flames carried chemicals into nearby Winona Lake. Earlier reports estimated about 200,000 gallons of fire flow water were used; however this initial estimate was updated based on new … Read More
Bosch Presents Tips For Papakeechie Lake
Nov 03, 2014 
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Updated: BY MAGGIE KENWORTHY Kosciusko County is home to hundreds of lakes and streams. When it comes to natural bodies of water there are always concerns about conservation. This past Saturday the Lake Papakeechie Sustainability Initiative (LaPSI) sponsored a presentation at the Syracuse Community Center with Grace College’s Nathan … Read More
LAS Receives National Grant
Jul 02, 2014 Updated:
Updated: The Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College received $15,000 from Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. Inc., to promote environmental education through water-related STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) initiatives in local schools and through the Northern Indiana Lakes Festival community education initiative. The center is using the … Read More
Lake Studies Shared At WACF Lake Talks And Eats
Jun 08, 2014 Updated:
Updated: Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s first Lake Talks and Eats Saturday focused on three areas concerning lakes, two of which pertained to Syracuse and Wawasee lakes. Ecology of the lake and how a lake operates, and an economic study of a lake’s affect on a county and a … Read More