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Special to The Vindicator | published: April 4, 2019
Daniel Kovalaske, fish catcher and coordinator with Ohio Division of Wildlife, measures the temperature of Lake Glacier before releasing rainbow trout into the lake on Thursday. He said the lake was 49 degrees fahrenheit and the water the fish were in was 52 degrees, which was okay because they could handle a ten degree difference. EMILY MATTHEWS | THE VINDICATOR
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