GLIN Posted August 9, 2018 Posted August 9, 2018 The Indiana Supreme Court in February ruled that the Lake Michigan shoreline, up to the point where the beach becomes soil, also known as the ordinary high water mark, is unquestionably owned by the state of Indiana, and the public has the right to access the beach for navigation, commerce, fishing and recreation. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times. View the full article
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