by Debbie Palmer | Aug 4, 2022 | General
Pictured: Naia Nikitaris, Teddy Nikitaris, Avarie Hart, Ethan Hart, Aubrey Forsythe, David Forsythe This has been an extremely busy summer and I’m looking forward to some down time after Labor Day. The Smithsonian WaterWays exhibit is finally here, which is amazing,...
by Debbie Palmer | Aug 1, 2022 | Newsletters
August Newsletter 2022Download
by Debbie Palmer | Jul 1, 2022 | Newsletters
July Newsletter 2022Download
by Debbie Palmer | Jun 30, 2022 | General, Lake Info, Water Quality
In case you missed the Lake Maxinkuckee Association (LMA) presentation earlier this month, Captain Neal Wallace spoke about boating rules and regulations, and I spoke about the environmental impacts of boats. There was good conversation and I think everyone...
by Debbie Palmer | Jun 2, 2022 | Featured, Lake Info, Water Quality, Watershed
If you have been by the Kline Levee this year, you may have been surprised to see it looking very messy and under construction again. Rest assured, this was planned, and all is well. A Little Bit of History The original project started in the fall of 2019. After about...
by Debbie Palmer | Jun 1, 2022 | Newsletters
June Newsletter 2022Download
by Debbie Palmer | May 17, 2022 | Featured, General, Interviews
Hello fellow Lake Maxinkuckee environmentalists! My name is Mia Wagner, and I am a junior at the University of Notre Dame studying psychology and environmental sustainability. As a lifelong Hoosier from Indianapolis, I am a fan of the Pacers, Colts, and the Greatest...
by Debbie Palmer | May 1, 2022 | Newsletters
May Newsletter 2022Download
by Debbie Palmer | Apr 20, 2022 | General, Water Quality, Watershed
Have you ever noticed the storm drains around town? If the answer is no, I can’t blame you. They are easy to overlook but perform an important function. A storm drain is a system of underground pipes designed to drain excess rain or surface water...
by Debbie Palmer | Apr 18, 2022 | Aquatic Vegetation, Lake Info, Water Quality
Last year, Lake Maxinkuckee Environmental Fund (LMEF) paid for a survey of aquatic plants in the lake. The report showed a widespread infestation, encompassing approximately 32 acres, of invasive Eurasian watermilfoil (EWM) at multiple locations. This compares...
Recent Comments