Minn. Supreme Court hears arguments in White Bear Lake levels case

The Minnesota Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Monday in the case involving water levels on White Bear Lake.  Homeowners and others concerned about the lake sued the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in 2012, claiming the agency mismanaged groundwater pumping and caused the lake’s levels to reach historically low levels.    Read the article………………………….

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