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Testing

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So, DNR, if it is good for property values, the economy, pleasure boats and fishing for Lake Delton to be restored, why not simply grant Lake Koshkonong 7.2 inches so we can accomplish the same objectives here? _________________________ Fishing: What lies ahead for Lake Delton? From WI State Journal ...The Department of Natural Resources is working on a plan that would not only restock Lake

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From Janesville Gazette ...The federal government will pay 75 percent of the cost, with the state and city chipping in 12.5 percent each. The city can use in-kind matches to come up with that money, such as doing the demolition or paying landfill fees, Lee said. If residents choose not to sell, they would be required to raise their homes 2 feet above flood plain level. That might not be

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Brian: My 88-year-old parents own a cottage on Lake Koshkonong (Vinnie Ha Ha Rd). Their lakeshore definitely needs to be cleaned-up from the water damage. Does your organization or do you have a list of local businesses that are available to do this for hire? We would really appreciate any suggestions you might have. thank you Mary ______________________________ Call the toll free # above -

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From the Edgerton Reporter Holly Garey Special to the Reporter The Shoreline Recovery and Restoration Benefit will take place on August 16 at Fins Bar and Grill in Newville. Proceeds from the event will go to the Shoreline Recovery and Restoration Fund, a component of the Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin. The benefit starts at 10 a.m. and lasts until close. The Shoreline Recovery and

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IF YOU GO What: A benefit to raise money for the shoreline recovery and restoration fund. When: 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 16. Where: Fins Bar & Grill on the Rock River in Newville. Details: The event will include raffles, door prizes, silent auction, live music all day and food and drink specials. Area businesses set up a committee and a fund to help with cleanup efforts from Indianford to Fort

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Gates changes will occur this upcoming week - first time in over 1 year.

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From the Janesville Gazette NEWVILLE — Pontoon boats cruised under the Highway 59 bridge over the Rock River in Newville on Sunday afternoon as live music greeted the boaters and the smell of grilled food wafted in the air. While it's a typical summer sight for the tourism area, it's been atypical the last two months as floodwaters put a kibosh on visitors and business. Bar and restaurant

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Brian, I just wanted to let you know that while patrolling this weekend, I noticed the northwest side of Lake K is an area boaters should be extremely cautious when nearing the shoreline or Rock River. The channel markers and the buoy marking the rock pile are missing. Adding to the problem is the water has become home to many rocks and logs. We have the side scanning sonar and could see

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Still working on it

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Lake Level today is 776.97 - nearly the exact lake level the RKLD is requesting the DNR to adjust their operating orders to.... And Milton and Fulton STILL retain their