INDIANAPOLIS — Three projects in Kosciusko County are among the 27 lake and river enhancement projects recently funded through new grants for the care of Indiana’s water bodies. The new grants, totaling $1.192 million, are through the Department of Natural Resources Division of Fish & Wildlife’s Lake and River Enhancement program. A project for watershed …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — Sediment problems on Lake Tippecanoe, Winona Lake and Lake Wawasee can now be addressed following the receiving of grant funding from the Department of Natural Resource’s Lake and River Enhancement program. Lake Tippecanoe received a $48,000 grant and Winona Lake received $180,000 for sediment removal, while Lake Wawasee received $20,000 to develop a …read more.

Kosciusko County was one of six counties in the state able to fix sediment and logjam problems in lakes and rivers with the release of $691,000 in grant funding by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. The grants are part of the Lake and River Enhancement program in DNR’s Division of Fish & Wildlife. James …read more.

Grants have been announced for 22 Indiana Lake and River Enhancement projects in the state. Three of these projects are in Kosciusko County. The new grants are for the care of Indiana’s water bodies. A total of $768,500 has been awarded through the LARE program, part of the Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Fish …read more.

The Tippecanoe Lake Chain, Lake Wawasee and Syracuse Lake were among 17 projects receiving grant money for a sediment removal plan and funds awarded to remove a logjam in the Tippecanoe River. The local grants totaled $63,000. The Department of Natural Resources grants totaling more than $850,000 will fund removal of sediment and logjams from …read more.