Corps Predicts Thurmond Lake Level Will Rise
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By Justin Boron< Staff Writer  By springtime at Thurmond Lake, docks will be floating and boaters can rest assured they won't be scraping their motors on the bottom - just as  long as Mother Nature does her part.
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By Erica Curless, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.  Mar. 7--Hundreds of people are expected to attend Thursday's public hearing on a gated housing development overlooking Hayden Lake that could include a 36-slip community dock.
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MILWAUKEE _ People are worried Lake Michigan water levels are lower than normal, but most have no grasp of what "normal" is for the world's fifth largest freshwater lake.
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By Larry Carson, The Baltimore Sun  Dec. 15--The Columbia Association wants more county government money to help dredge Lake Kittamaqundi. Howard Community College wants a $40 million health sciences building. And Howard Transit buses need replacing.
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By Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.  Sep. 13--Bob and Yvonne Davis' dream for Ricehaven may yet come true.   On Tuesday, the St.
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By BARBARA WILLIAMS, STAFF WRITER  WEST MILFORD  The experts have spoken: Boaters predict they'll be able to use Greenwood Lake from shoreline to shoreline this summer.
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For Jay Austin, who has made a career of studying the Great Lakes, the warming climate around Lake Superior is no mystery. But he was surprised to find the waters of the lake itself warming even more rapidly.
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By TONY SPILDE  By TONY SPILDE  With Lake Sakakawea just a tenth of a foot from dropping to a red- flag low, Sen. Byron Dorgan is concerned that some towns downstream along the Missouri River could run out of water this summer.
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DULUTH, Minn. - For Jay Austin, who has made a career of studying the Great Lakes, the warming climate around Lake Superior is no mystery. But he was surprised to find the waters of the lake itself warming even more rapidly.
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By Steve Vantreese, The Paducah Sun, Ky.  Mar. 14-- -- Fishermen should revel in a bountiful crappie season on Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley this year -- and they may look back on it all the more fondly when fishing sags next year.
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Understanding why land sinks may help to prevent rising water levels along the Gulf Coast.
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By SUE SCHULTZ  Randleman Lake won't be filled until next year, but water officials have already started to plan public access.   In Guilford County, the public will be able to use kayaks and canoes on the lake north of the N.C. 62 bridge.
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By Will Elliott  Lake Ontario fishing could become even better if plans to restore that lake's fishery are carried out.
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By Aaron Burgin, The Porterville Recorder, Calif.  Feb. 3--TULARE -- Several government officials on Friday urged public  involvement in the planning of two documents that will guide growth in the  Valley and the county for the next 50 years.
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By Scott Rothschild, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Dec. 17--TOPEKA -- Kansas is gaining ground, and not in a good way.   The state's lakes and reservoirs are filling in with sediment, sometimes at alarming rates, and that could mean hundreds of millions of dollars in dredging costs.
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By David Hendee, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Sep. 6--HOLDREGE, Neb. -- Despite forecasts that Lake McConaughy will fall to a record low level this month, the reservoir will be tapped for irrigation next year.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - The price tag for fixing the aging, earthen dike around Lake Okeechobee has nearly tripled since last year because of rising construction costs and a lack of skilled labor, the Army Corps of Engineers said.