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Asian Carp Discovered Above Electrical Barrier on South Side
A 20-pound bighead Asian Carp was fished out of Lake Calumet in Chicago, the first one found to have breached an electrical barrier designed to keep the voracious invader out of Lake Michigan, federal officials said Wednesday. Read more Related articles by Zemanta Asian Carp Found In Lake Calumet On Chicago’s South Side, Six Miles […]
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Baseball Players, Residents, Tired of Poor Field Conditions in Austin
June 29, 2010 Comments Off on Baseball Players, Residents, Tired of Poor Field Conditions in Austin
A news report from AustinTalks.org Cigarette butts, beer bottles and cans, fast-food wrappers and trash line many of the baseball fields in Austin, and some residents say the Chicago Parks District is striking out in maintaining fields at Levin Park, Amundsen Park, La Follette Park and Columbus Park. Thomas Bowling, president of the Westside Youth League, said the bleachers are ripped […]