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MarineMax Boat Show a hit
MarineMax hosted its first on-the-water boat show for 2021 in mid-January and organizers reported...
Read MoreWinter hikes rewarding, use extra caution
Evergreen needles glisten with hoarfrost or droop under powdered flakes. Tree trunks rise stark,...
Read MorePhil Niekro leaves legacy
Although the world knew him as Knucksie, the baseball legend that spent 21 years as an MLB pitcher...
Read MoreFriends, colleagues remember Phillip Sartain
Sometimes his dry sense of humor would catch people off guard. If you didn’t know Phillip Sartain...
Read MoreAmerica’s Boating Club Atlanta visits central Florida’s manatees
Each year America’s Boating Club Atlanta plans a boating trip for …
Read MoreResearchers seek volunteers for monarch conservation efforts
Each fall, thousands of monarch butterflies stream across the southern U.S. on their journey to …
Read MoreFishing/hunting licenses offered by state
Although the holiday season has come and gone, there is a perfect gift for the outdoors enthusiast that …
Read MoreBoat parade still accepting donations
The 2020 Lake Lanier Holiday Boat Parade drew many by water and land on …
Read MorePublic art graces Highlands to Islands Trail
Eventually comprising more than three dozen miles of multi-use trails that will connect …
Read MoreOlder is better when it comes to boats for Katie and Taylor Grimsley
For Katie and Taylor Grimsley, when it comes to boats, older is simply …
Read MoreLakeside Lights Spectacular mark the season at Margaritaville
Making its debut at Margaritaville at Lanier Islands, Lakeside Lights Spectacular will open November 20 and continue …
Read MoreChange of watch at University Yacht Club; New officers installed
In a year when many things have been different, some things stay the same. Such is the case with...
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The winning idea for how to increase recycling efforts of used fishing line could land someone $15,000 in cash. The contest, sponsored by BoatUS Foundation. is designed to increase the current labor-intensive process of recycling fishing line. For more information see our Lakeside News story: gbhj.2.vu/contest
Oral arguments in the Fla. V. Ga. Supreme Court case over water in the river basin containing Lake Lanier are set for Monday at 10 a.m.
To hear the case live go to www.c-span.org/video/?507928-1/florida-v-georgia-special-master-report. Information about the hearing is available there as well as a button you can select to automatically alert you when the hearing starts. The hearing is after Lakeside’s March print deadline. Please check www.lakesidenews.com for oral argument coverage and read the April edition for more in-depth reporting. #everythinglakelanier, #gawaterwarcase