A 188-year-old lake, a flood warning and a fight over whether to drain it all away
Government reassessment and creative, cooperative planning can keep Lower Shaker Lake, save the aquatic wildlife, and greatly reduce costs while meeting safety standards, writes a retired business executive living in Shaker Heights in a letter to the editor.
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