[dailynews] Great Lakes Videos: November 2, 2012

Great Lakes Videos: November 2, 2012
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Lake Ontario water levels alarmingly low
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Kingston has more waterfront than normal. Large tracts of shoreline have 
been exposed because of very low water levels and they dropped even more in 
recent days.  Source: CKWS TV - Kingston, ON (11/1)


Low lake levels causing problems for shore wells
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Low lake levels are causing extremely low water levels in many home owners' 
shore wells.  Source: Fox 28, WNYF  (10/31)


Severe weather on Lake Michigan through the eyes of the Coast Guard
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While waves continued to pound the shore of Lake Michigan on Wednesday due 
to the remnants of Hurricane Sandy, the wild conditions were perfect for The 
United States Coast Guard personnel in St. Joseph to do some training. 
Source: ABC 57--South Bend, IN (10/31)


Sandy sinks dozens of boats on Lake Erie
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The turbulent waters from the latest storm to hit northeast Ohio has wreaked 
havoc on local marinas with docks torn apart and at least 30 boats under 
water. Source: Fox 8 Cleveland (10/30)


Video details Great Lakes governors' protection efforts
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A video featuring former governors, scientists and policy experts details 
projects financed by the Great Lakes Protection Fund. Source: Great Lakes 
Echo (10/29)


Major flooding strikes another Lake Superior community
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For the third time this year, floodwaters have wreaked havoc on a Lake 
Superior community. Source: Duluth News Tribune (10/29)


Lake Ontario a dangerous destination during Sandy
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Allison Stuart of Emergency Management Ontario warned citizens against 
putting themselves at risk by chasing the storm or visiting Lake Ontario. 
Source: The Globe and Mail (10/29)