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Nine lakes in Indiana have been closed to motorized boating by the DNR. The closures come after the lakes reached near record water levels. The lakes are as follows: Tippecanoe, Oswego, James, Big Barbee, Little Barbee, Irish, Kuhn, Sechrist and Winona. The DNR will reevaluate the situation after the flooding subsides.
March 18, 2009 6:19 AM | Category: Flood