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The City of Port Clinton has been awarded funding through the Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Program (ATIIP), a grant program from the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration. The funding will be used to plan a connected multi-use pathway that will transform pedestrian and bicycle travel between Erie and Ottawa Counties.
Photographer Tim Fleck shares his favorite nature photos of 2024.
“Community science projects like Chronolog allow us to have the public engage in information collection about how Lake Erie can change at specific locations due to weather like ice cover and seiches, harmful algal blooms, fishing pressure, and recreational boating in a part of Lake Erie that sees a great amount of economic benefits.”
Young visitors to the Lake Erie Islands Nature & Wildlife Center will have the Ottawa County Community Foundation to thank for a significantly spruced-up children’s area.
The City of Sandusky Recreation Department’s RUNDUSKY Race Series is back for its sixth season, as the department recently announced the nine races that will be a part of the 2024 series.
The Erie MetroParks Board of Park Commissioners has named Melissa Price the new Executive Director of Erie MetroParks (EMP).
The improvements are part of a $25 million National Park Service project to repair the seawalls on either side of the park, improve drainage to keep standing water out of the park and off the public road in front of the monument.
The Public Art Vermilion sculpture project is scheduled to be installed by spring 2024 near the corner of Main and Huron streets.
The new playground will be installed in spring 2024.
Bellevue resident Jonathan Hay caught a state record-breaking redhorse sucker on the Huron River.
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