A year after it was drained for 'emergency' repair, Morrow Lake refill begins
A year after it was drained for ‘emergency’ repair, Morrow Lake refill begins Updated Dec 15, 2020; Facebook Share KALAMAZOO, MI — An impounded section of the Kalamazoo River will become a lake again now that repairs are finished on a hydroelectric dam that allowed huge quantities of sediment to wash downstream after the reservoir was drained. Eagle Creek Renewable Energy said it would begin refilling Morrow Lake this week after repairing spillway gates at Morrow Dam, which impounds the river to create the 1,000-acre lake just north of I-94 in Comstock Township. The lake was unexpected...
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