Ohio begins tearing down 80-year-old dam to free 14-mile creek
Crews in Ohio have started dismantling the Cloverlick Dam, a structure built in the 1940s that has long blocked the natural course of Cloverlick Creek. The removal is meant to restore the stream's original flow and improve the quality of its water. Officials expect the work to reconnect fish and other aquatic habitats that have been cut off for decades. Once the barrier is gone, the creek should also become safer for activities such as fishing and kayaking. The project is being paid for through Ohio's H2Ohio Rivers Program along with federal grants.
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