In This Issue:

February 2000 (View this issue - 465k pdf)

COVER OJIBWA (Chippewa) INDIAN PICTOGRAPHS AGAWA BAY - EAST LAKE SUPERIOR SHORE
4 A Look Into the Past
9 Editorial
10 What Happened to the Great Lakes Fishery, Part I
12 ML&SA News
13 Michigan Lake & Stream Associations Registration
14 Michigan Lakes & Stream Associations Treetop Resort Reservation
15 Attorney Writes
16 ANR Special Events
16 Developing Watershed Management Plans for Water Quality
18 Keeping the Pere Marquette River Restoration Effort Alive
19 An Update on Sonar®
20 Bubblers–And We Don’t Mean Champagne

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May 2000 (View this issue - 1.27mb pdf)

COVER LAKE MICHIGAN SHORELINE
9 What Happened to the Great Lakes Fishery, Part II
11 Edwardsburg High School Students Learn about Lakes
12 ML&SA News
13 Brown Trout by Ruth Ellen Bonnell
13 Black Capped Chickadee
14 Attorney Writes
15 Recent Anti-Funneling Case
16 Appeals Court Decision on Easement
17 Rusty Crayfish
20 Bottomlands

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August 2000 (View this issue - 3.2mb pdf)

COVER MIGHTY MAC - OPENED NOVEMBER 1, 1957
9 Great Lakes: An Ecosystem Approach - G. Tracy Mehan
11 The Attorney Writes - Cliff Bloom
13 Swimmer’s Itch, Part II
15 Jet Skis Collide, Teen Killed
16 Lake Association News
21 Wetlands Protection - New Administrative Rules - Colleen O’Keefe
21 Another Lake Road End Case - Cliff Bloom

In This Issue:

November 2000 (View this issue - 365k pdf)
COVER MUSKEGON RIVER BIG RAPIDS, MICHIGAN
8 Restoring the big rapids in Big Rapids
11 Attorney Writes
14 Feds Give State 30 Days To Fix Manure Pollution On Farms
15 Better Water Quality In Your Own Backyard
16 Loons Need Help
18 DEQ Decision Irks Antrim Officials
19 Lake Association News

In This Issue: February 2001 (View this issue - 365k pdf)
COVER THE GREAT LAKES - THE LARGEST FRESH WATER SYSTEM ON EARTH
9 The Paradox of Great Lakes Water Diversion Policy
11 What is Ground Water?
17 Attorney Writes
18 Lake Association News
19 Jacobs v Lyon Township: The Law Governing Road Ends in Michigan
20 An Abused River—The Hersey
21 Building Permit/Nonconforming Use/Deck

In This Issue:

May 2001 (View this issue - 296k pdf)

COVER TAKING CLARITY MEASUREMENTS WITH SECCHI DISK
9 Townships Given Broad Powers to Regulate Land & Water Use Activities
11 Attorney Writes
13 CLMP Results – Secchi Disk Transparency
15 Dreaded Zebra Mussels Attack River Life, Too
16 Great Lakes Fish In Trouble
17 Wetlands Critical to Fish Populations
19 Information From Lake Associations Around the State
20 Diversions & Consumptive Uses of Great Lakes Waters

In This Issue:

August 2001 (View this issue - 234k pdf)

COVER HOUGHTON LAKE, MICHIGAN'S LARGEST INLAND LAKE
9 DEQ Works to Appease Developer on Hanley Lake
11 Attorney Writes
12 Houghton Lake Fishery 27 Years Ago
13 The Executive Director Responds
15 Perrier’s Bottled Water Plant Tests New Great Lakes Pact
16 Personal Watercraft to be Banned
17 Inland Hunting and Fishing Rights Heating Up
18 Information From Lake Associations Around the State

In This Issue:

November 2001 (View this issue - 302k pdf)

COVER UPLAND CHANNEL ON LITTLEFIELD LAKE IN ISABELLA COUNTY
9 Minnesota Takes Action to Stop the Spread of Exotics
11 Attorney Writes
13 Natural Resources Commission Policy on Upland Channeling
14 Michigan’s Wetlands are Disappearing
15 Drilling Under Great Lakes Muddies Political Allegiances
16 Disease Devastating Michigan Oak Trees
17 MUCC Board Takes Position on PWC’s
18 Discharges From Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Cause Problems
21 ML&SA Establishes Partnership with Eight High Schools

In This Issue:

February 2002 (View this issue - 320k pdf)

COVER DEVILS LAKE AND ROUND LAKE LENAWEE COUNTY
9 DEQ, DNR Report — Status of Michigan’s Environment
11-15 ML&SA Conference Information
16 Attorney Writes
17 Loss of Wetlands Likely Choking Muskegon River
18 Local Partnership Preserves a Michigan Orchard Industry
20 Dan Glickman, Secretary, USDA, Speaks Out For Buffers
21 Michigan Wetlands Under Attack
22 Roadway Across Wetland Contiguous to Kalamazoo County Lake Spells Its Doom

In This Issue:

May 2002 (View this issue - 285k pdf)

COVER Spring Trout Fishing On the Sturgeon River Near Wolverine, Cheboygan County Photo by David Kenyon, Michigan D N R
6 An Editorial: Time to Support Our Michigan Waterfront Alliance By William Hokanson
7 Boat Registrations Top 1 Million; 2001 Boating Accidents Up 50% Over Previous Year
8 Michigan Waterfront Alliance Legislative Update By Christian Kindsvatter
    Proposed Lake Rule Changes, Statute for
    Road End Case Law, Boat Noise Enforcement,
    Raft Identification
9 Our Attorney Writes on Appeals Court Ruling on Pine Lake Easement Case By Clifford H. Bloom
12 Michigan Lake & Stream Association News
13 Zebra Mussels Confirmed in 166 Lakes, 44 Counties, Including 2 Lakes in U.P.
16 Selective Control of Eurasian Water Milfoil By Kurt D. Getsinger, PhD
19 Waves of Nostalgia Produce Several Lake History Projects
21 Free Fishing Weekend June 8-9; Fishing Licenses Available On Line Bass Season To Open May 25

In This Issue:

August 2002 (View this issue - 451k pdf)

COVER MC Scows Approach the Starting Line For A Sailing Race at Diamond Lake Photo by Julie Howe
6 Letter to the Editor: Big Mansions Are Spoiling Our Beautiful Shores By Charles Breed
7 More than A Century of Sailing At Diamond Lake
8 Michigan Waterfront Alliance Legislative Update By Christian Kindsvatter
8 Public Hearings On Proposed New Rules For DEQ Permits Delayed
9 Our Attorney Writes on Zoning Tools That Would Benefit Riparians By Clifford H. Bloom
1 Problems With Geese? The DNR Has A Control Program and Some Advice
13 Michigan Lake & Stream Associations News
14 Effects of Residential Development On the Water Quality of Higgins Lake By Russel J. Minnerick, U.S. Geol. Survey
19 Surface Water Quality Monitoring Program Tests Lakes & Streams in Kalamazoo County By Shelly Weldy
20 Would You Believe There Are 263 Mud Lakes in Michigan?
21 Publication of Three More Lake History Books Reported
22 Researcher Finds Soil Bacteria Lethal To Zebra Mussels, Harmless to Fish

In This Issue:

November 2002 (View this issue - 458k pdf)

COVER  Autumn Canoeing on the Manistee River Photo by Jay Hanks
6 Letter to the Editor: Limiting Boat Speed on Lakes Under 100 Acres By Fred M. Nightingale
7 Michigan Waterfront Alliance News & Legislative Update By Christian Kindsvatter
    MWA Board Urges Riparians to Write Legislators
    Boat Noise Measuring Device Project Funded
8 Perceptions of Lakeshore Living: Implications for Planning Sustainable Lakeshores, Part I
    By David Lemberg, Rolland Fraser,
    and Jonathon Marsch
    Western Michigan University
11 MDEQ Plans Public Hearings on Pollutant Discharge General Permit for CAFO's
11 Wisconsin Imposes Sweeping New Rules To Control Farm, Construction, Urban Runoff
12 Michigan Lake & Stream Associations News
13 First Graduates of Lake & Stream Leader’s Institute
14 High Schools and Lake Associations in Joint Projects
15 Cooperative Lake Monitoring Program
16 Our Attorney Writes On Three Recent Court Cases of Interest to Riparians
    Special Watercraft Rules, Aircraft Landing on Lakes,
    Properties Dedicated for Private Use in a Plat
    By Clifford H. Bloom
17 Pentwater Lake Association Members Concerned About Possible Houseboat Barges at Dockominium
17 Tips on Writing To Legislators
18 News and Activities of Lake Associations Around the State
22 DEQ Hearings on Revised New Lake Rules Delayed to March
22 Bass Virus Found in Southwest Michigan Lakes

In This Issue:

February 2003 (View this issue - 518k pdf)

COVER The Summit Center at Summit Village Shanty Creek Resort
6 Letters to the Editor:
    Seaplane Pilots are Not “Selfish” By Ralph Vogel
7 Editorials:
    By William Hokanson
    ML&SA Conference is Like Going Back to College
    Watch State Website for Hearings on Lake Rules
8 Perceptions of Lakeshore Living and Implications for Planning, Part II
    By David Lemberg, Rolland Fraser, and Jonathon Marsch
    Western Michigan University
12 ML&SA Conference at Shanty Creek Resort
13 Michigan Lake & Stream Associations News
14 ML&SA Conference Program
16 ML&SA Conference Registration Forms
18 DEQ Issues General Discharge Permit For Large-scale Animal Feeding Operations;
 Riparians Need to be Vigilant in Monitoring
    By Anne Woiwode, Sierra Club
19 Ice Boating In Michigan – 117 Years of Hardwater Sailing
20 Michigan Waterfront Alliance News & Legislative Update
    By Christian Kindsvatter
    New Legislators Need Education on Lake Concerns
    Legislation on Road End Use to be Re-Introduced
    Proposed Lake Rules Still Being Worked On
    Boat Noise Legislation to be Done Again
    Former DEQ Director joins MWA Lobbying Firm
21 Our Attorney Writes On Adverse Possession and Prescriptive Easements By Clifford H. Bloom

In This Issue:

May 2003 (View this issue - 817k pdf)

COVER Constructing a vegetated geogrid for a demonstration project on Gull Lake Photo By Steve Deming
4 An Editorial: By William Hokanson
   It’s Time to Start Thinking Differently
  About Lakeshore Lawns and Lighting
5 Solving Lakeshore Problems With a Buffer Zone
By Carrol L. Henderson, Carolyn J. Dindorf and Fred Rozumalski
    A chapter reprinted from their highly regarded book
    Lakescaping for Wildlife and Water Quality
9 DEQ Announces New Rules for Permits To Chemically Treat Aquatic Nuisances
9 Walloon, Crystal, and Higgins Lakes Promote Natural Shorelines with Contests, Awards, & Grants
9 Wisconsin County Pays Owners to Restore Shorelines
11 Michigan Waterfront Alliance News & Legislative Update
    Road End Legislation Re-introduced — Needs Support
    Beach Grooming Bill Passed by House
12 Michigan Lake & Stream Associations News
    Highlights of 2002 Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program
    Illegal Wetlands Filling Costs U.P. Owner Jailtime and Fines
    Teachers and Lake Associations Meet at Higgins Lake
    DEQ Denies Dredging Permit on Missaukee Lake
15 Our Attorney Writes On Recent Court Cases Which Could Impact Riparian Rights
By Clifford H. Bloom
16 37 Killed in Michigan Boating Accidents in 2002
17 Outdoor Lighting: Poorly Designed Fixtures Are Wasteful, Intrude on Privacy, and Deprive Us From Enjoying the Night Sky. What Can We Do?
    By William Hokanson
21 News and Activities of Lake Associations Around the State
22 Zebra Mussels Found in 11 More Lakes During 2002

In This Issue:

August 2003 (View this issue - 5mb pdf)

COVER Picture of Higgins Lake, Roscommon County, Michigan. Picture submitted to THE MICHIGAN RIPARIAN by Robert Smith of Aerial Graphics of Grand Rapids.
8 BOAT NOISE ABATEMENT PROJECT MOVES FORWARD
Center SPECIAL ML&SA INSERT
12 THE ATTORNEY WRITES—Clifford Bloom
13 HOUSE BILL 4141 SUPPORTED
14 NEWS FROM LAKE ASSOCIATIONS IN MICHIGAN
17 WHAT IS WATER— by Bob Weir

In This Issue:

November 2003 (View this issue - 465k pdf)

COVER Aerial view of the Soo Locks, 1970
8 WATERSHED MONITORING GOES GLOBAL
10 THE ATTORNEY WRITES—Clifford Bloom
11 MICHIGAN SEA GRANT STUDY
14 CLMP PROGRAM 2002
17 MANAGEMENT OF EURASIAN WATER MILFOIL IN HOUGHTON LAKE

In This Issue:

February 2004 (View this issue - 363k pdf)

COVER Boyne Mountain Resort, Boyne Falls, MI
8 YELLOW PERCH: MAINSTAY OF LAKE MICHIGAN FISHERIES
11 THE ATTORNEY WRITES—Clifford Bloom
13-15 MLSA 43RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE
16 AQUATIC NUISANCE CONTROL: NEW RULES & RECENT CHANGES
18 WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE?
20 FISH FACTS, MERCURY IN THE ENVIRONMENT

In This Issue:

May 2004 (View this issue -570k pdf)

COVER Long Lake, Grand Traverse County
8 STURGEON FOR TOMORROW
9 PLANT REFERENCE CHART — Common Aquatic Plants in Michigan
11 THE ATTORNEY WRITES — Clifford Bloom
15 NEW SEPTIC SYSTEMS APPROVED
16 COMMUNITY DNA TESTING: SOURCE DETERMINATION OF FECAL POLLUTION
17 NEWS FROM LAKES AROUND THE STATE
21 WHITE LAKE COMMUNITY ACTION PLAN — Fisheries
In This Issue

In This Issue:

August 2004 (View this issue - 359k pdf)

COVER Hubbard Lake, Alcona County
8 MANAGEMENT OF LAKEFRONTS AND RIVERFRONTS THROUGH PLANNING & ZONING
10 PETE PETOSKEY INDUCTED IN MUCC’S CONSERVATION HALL OF FAME
11 THE ATTORNEY WRITES—Clifford Bloom
14 STREAM STUDY TRAINING–IRON RIVER
15 NEW SEPTIC SYSTEMS APPROVED
20 FAYETTE STATE PARK–DELTA COUNTY
21 GIANT INVADERS THREATEN FISHERY

In This Issue:

November 2004 (View this issue - 374k pdf)

COVER Lake Superior, Marquette County
8 DEMONSTRATING ALTERNATIVE SHORELINE MANAGEMENT ON GULL LAKE
10 FABULOUS LAKE SUPERIOR
11 THE ATTORNEY WRITES—Clifford Bloom
12 LAKE LEADERS INSTITUTE SET FOR 2005
13 TOWNSHIP ANTI-FUNNELING ORDINANCE UPHELD BY APPEALS COURT
14 EURASIAN WATER-MILFOIL
15 HYDRILLA: A NEW THREAT?
17 NEW SEPTIC SYSTEMS APPROVED FOR LAKE FRONT PROPERTY
19 WISCONSIN UPDATES GROUNDWATER PROTECTION;
19 APPEALS COURT DECISION IN ALCONA COUNTY CASE IS NOT NEW
20 LIGHTNING – Part I
22 REPORT HYDRILLA TO MSU IF SIGHTED

In This Issue:

February 2005 (View this issue - 465k pdf)

COVER Crystal Lake, Benzie County
5 CLWA – A NEW ORGANIZATION
8 LIGHTNING – Part II
10 LAKE BOARD ACT AMENDED
11 THE ATTORNEY WRITES—Clifford Bloom
12 44th ANNUAL MLSA CONFERENCE SCHEDULE & REGISTRATION FORM
14 BOYNE MOUNTAIN RESERVATION FORM
18 NEIGHBORS LOSE BATTLE FOR ACCESS TO LAKE
19 GLOBAL WARMING
20 RECENT EVENTS—Clifford Bloom
21 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR LOCAL WATERSHED
22 WATERSHED COMPARISONS

In This Issue: May 2005 (View this issue - 248k pdf)
COVER Mullett Lake, Cheboygan County
8 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT DOWAGIAC RIVER WATERSHED
10 MICHIGAN CLEAN WATER CORPS
11 ATTORNEY WRITES—Clifford Bloom
14 LAKE HURON FISHING
15 SEASON OF 62 MILLION FISH
16 MASON TRACT DRILLING APPROVED
17 DUCK LAKE GETS SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM
18 LAKE STRATIFICATION – SHUPAC LAKE
18 TWIN LAKES – AERATION YEAR ONE RESULTS
19 STURGEON FOR TOMORROW
20 CORMORANT CONTROL UPDATE
21 ROAD END BILLS INTRODUCED IN HOUSE HOUSE BILLS 4576 AND 4578

In This Issue: August 2005 (View this issue - 378k pdf)
COVER Walloon Lake, Charlevoix and Emmet Counties Photo  taken by Aerial Graphics, Grand Rapids, MI
2 BACKLOTTERS WOULD REPLACE COURT DECISIONS WITH ORDINANCES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT
   Editorial by Don Winne
3 HYDROGEOLOGY OF TWIN LAKES, CASS COUNTY, MICHIGAN
5 FINANCING YOUR LAKE PROJECT: LAKE BOARDS VS. TOWNSHIP BOARD
    , By Tony Groves, Water Resources Director, Progressive AE
6 ATTORNEY WRITES, NO MORE EXCUSES FOR MUNICIPALITIES!
    , By Clifford H. Bloom, Law, Weathers & Richardson, P.C.
7 MICHIGAN LAKE & STREAM NEWS
8 WALLOON LAKE AND ITS WATERSHED
9 THE MSU BOAT NOISE GUN PROJECT
    , By Prof. Clark J. Radcliffe, Mechanical Engineering, Michigan State University
10 DEBBIE STABENOW, SENATOR FROM MICHIGAN, REPORTS PROGRESS IN STOPPING DUMPING OF CANADIAN TRASH IN MICHIGAN
10 RIPARIAN RIGHTS RESIDE WITH OWNER OF LOT SEPARATED FROM THE LAKE BY COUNTY ROAD OR HIGHWAY
11 NEWS FROM LAKES AROUND THE STATE
14 WALLEYE FINGERLING CULTURE IN UN-DRAINABLE, NATURAL PONDS

In This Issue: November 2005 (View this issue - 632k pdf)
COVER Freighter moving north from Port Huron into Lake Huron - Photos taken by Don Winne, 2003
8 Is the Lake Huron perch fishery ‘perched’ on the brink of extinction?
11 Attorney Writes — Clifford Bloom
13 Graduates of the Class of 2005 Lake Leader’s Institute
15 Controlling Eurasian Watermilfoil in Upper Peninsula Lakes
17 Fly Fishing for Steelhead in the Manistee River
18 News from Lakes around the State
20 Catching a Wave ~ Applying Radar Waves & GPS Data to Coastal Weather Forecasting

 

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